Bolivian presidential election, 1993

Bolivia held a general election on 6 June 1993, electing both a new President of the Republic and a new National Congress.

1 Presidential election results^[1]
2 Congressional confirmation (August, 4 1993)^[2]
3 Results by Department^[3]
4 References

Presidential election results^[1]

Presidential candidates	Party	Candidates for Vice President	Party	Party/Alliance	Votes	%
Oscar Bonifaz Gutiérrez	ONI	Enriqueta Ulloa Mealla	ONI	ONI	8,096	00.49%
Carlos Palenque Avilés	CONDEPA	Ivo Kuljis Fuchtner	CONDEPA	CONDEPA	235,427	14.29%
Carlos Serrate Reich	VR-9	Ramiro Victor Paz Cerruto	VR-9	VR-9	21,100	01.28%
Casiano Ancalle Choque	ARBOL	Roberto Pacheco García	ARBOL	ARBOL	30,867	01.87%
Max Fernández Rojas	UCS	Edgar Talavera Soliz	UCS	UCS	226,816	13.77%
Fernando Untoja Choque	MKN	Tomás Ticuazu Heritaruqui	MKN	MKN	12,627	00.77%
Hugo Banzer Suárez	ADN	Óscar Zamora Medinaceli	PCML	AP	346,865	21.05%
Félix Cárdenas Aguilar	Eje de C	Ramiro Barrenechea Zambrana	Eje de C	Eje de C	18,176	01.10%
Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada	MNR	Víctor Hugo Cárdenas	MRTKL	MNR, MRTKL, PDB, PCML (d), MNRI-Siglo XX	585,837	35.55%
Jerjes Justiniano Talavera	ASD	Pablo Ramos Sánchez	ASD	ASD	30,286	01.84%
Ramiro Velasco Romero	PS-1	Jenaro Flores Santos	FULKA	IU	16,137	00.98%
Carlos Valverde Barbery	MFD	José Roberto Caballero	MFD	MFD	6,269	00.38%
Antonio Aranibar Quiroga	MBL	Miguel Urioste Fernández	MBL	MBL	88,260	05.36%
Jose Mario Serrate Paz	FSB	José Gamarra Zorrilla	FSB	FSB	20,947	01.27%
Valid votes	***	***	***	***	1,647,710	100.00%
Invalid votes	***	***	***	***	83599	***
Votes cast	***	***	***	***	1,731,309	***
Registered voters	***	***	***	***	2,399,197	***
Population	***	***	***	***	7,063,200	***

ONI – National Organization of Independents

CONDEPA – Conscience of Fatherland

VR-9 – Revolutionary Vanguard of 9 April

ARBOL – Bolivian Renewal Alliance

UCS – Solidarity Civic Union

MKN – National Katarista Movement

AP – Patriotic Accord. Electoral alliance formed by
Nationalist Democratic Action, ADN;
Christian Democratic Party, PDC;
Revolutionary Left Movement, MIR;
Communist Party of Bolivia (Marxist–Leninist), PCML.

Eje de C – Patriotic National Convergency Axis

MNR – Revolutionary Nationalist Movement

MRTKL – Revolutionary Liberation Movement Tupaq Katari

PDB – Bolivian Democratic Party

PCML (d) – Communist Party of Bolivia (Marxist–Leninist) (dissidents)

MNRI-Siglo XX – Leftwing Revolutionary Nationalist Movement - 20th Century

ASD – Alternative to Democratic Socialism

IU – United Left. Electoral alliance formed by
Movement of the Revolutionary Left-Masses, MIR-M;
Communist Party of Bolivia, PCB;
Revolutionary Workers' Party-Unified, POR-U;
Socialist Party-One, PS-1;
Movement for Socialism- Unzaguista, MAS-U;
Revolutionary Workers Party Trotskyist-Posadist, POR-TP;
Katarist United Liberation Front, FULKA.

MFD – Democratic Federalist Movement

MBL – Free Bolivia Movement

FSB – Bolivian Socialist Falange

Congressional confirmation (August, 4 1993)^[2]

Presidential candidates	Parties	Votes
Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada (MNR)	MNR, MRTKL, PCML (d), PDB, UCS, MBL	97
Hugo Banzer Suárez (ADN)	(On 10.06 Banzer formally conceded defeat and declined his possibility of parliamentary election)	**
Not voting	AND, MIR, PCML, PDC, CONDEPA, ARBOL, Eje de C, ASD	60
Total		157

Results by Department^[3]

Candidates / Department	Béni		Chuquisaca		Cochabamba		La Paz		Oruro		Pando		Potosi		Santa Cruz		Tarija		Total
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Oscar Bonifaz Gutiérrez	279	00.41	185	00.24	1,361	00.57	2,544	00.41	302	00.32	59	00.53	2,103	01.67	720	00.21	543	00.69	8,096	00.49
Carlos Palenque Avilés	864	01.25	1,950	02.53	8,911	03.73	188,322	30.58	11,630	11.71	48	00.43	7,936	06.30	14.366	04.35	1,400	01.76	235,427	14.29
Carlos Serrate Reich	555	00.81	1,822	02.36	2,688	01.13	7,806	01.27	1,053	01.06	96	00.87	2,609	02.07	3.327	01.01	1,144	01.44	21,100	01.28
Casiano Ancalle Choque	1,084	01.57	1,284	01.67	4,824	02.02	9,090	01.48	5,224	05.26	51	00.46	2,314	01.84	6.392	01.94	584	00.74	30,867	01.87
Max Fernández Rojas	7,958	11.53	9,788	12.67	44,843	18.75	64,797	10.52	20,171	20.31	776	06.97	24,563	19.48	42.939	13.01	10,981	13.80	226,816	13.77
Fernando Untoja Choque	125	00.18	324	00.42	1,375	00.58	7,358	01.19	1,491	01.50	14	00.13	1,026	00.82	657	00.20	257	00.33	12,627	00.77
Hugo Banzer!Hugo Banzer Suárez	25,512	36.94	20,265	26.24	50,349	21.06	85,331	13.85	18,116	18.24	5,654	50.73	28,478	22.58	89.051	26.98	24,109	30.29	346,865	21.05
Félix Cárdenas Aguilar	98	00.15	607	00.79	1,604	00.67	10,607	01.72	1,329	01.34	7	00.07	2,320	01.84	1.321	00.40	283	00.36	18,176	01.10
Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada	28,595	41.40	24,680	31.95	96,752	40.46	192,964	31.33	33,035	33.27	3,688	33.09	38,658	30.66	133.758	40.52	33,707	42.35	585,837	35.55
Jerjes Justiniano Talavera	635	00.92	863	01.12	3,048	01,28	8,223	01.34	903	00.91	261	02.35	1,285	01.02	13.637	04.13	1,431	01.80	30,286	01.84
Ramiro Velasco Romero	860	01.25	2,494	03.23	2,292	00.96	5,062	00.82	907	00.91	57	00.52	2,244	01.78	1.401	00.42	820	01,03	16,137	00.98
Carlos Valverde Barbery	88	00.13	290	00.38	717	00.30	1,475	00.24	369	00.37	14	00.13	697	00.56	2.364	00.72	255	00.32	6,269	00.38
Antonio Aranibar Quiroga	1,331	01.93	11,721	15.18	17,924	07.50	27,113	04.40	3,967	03.99	249	02.24	10,012	07.94	12.657	03.83	3,286	04.13	88,260	05.36
Jose Mario Serrate Paz	1,089	01.58	977	01.27	2,478	01.04	5,225	00.85	806	00.81	173	01.56	1,874	01.49	7.523	02.28	802	01.01	20,947	01.27
Valid votes	69,073	100.0	77,250	100.0	239,166	100.0	615,.917	100.0	99,323	100.0	11,147	100.0	126,119	100.0	330,113	100.0	79,602	100.0	1,647,710	100.00
Invalid votes	2,572	***	4,791	***	13,127	***	32,571	***	4,910	***	268	***	10,263	***	11,607	***	3,490	***	83,599	***
Votes cast	71,645	***	82,041	***	252,293	***	648,488	***	104,233	***	11,415	***	136,382	***	341,720	***	83,092	***	1,731,309	***
Registered voters	90,204		118,037		367,661		883,482		139,123		13,059		190,677		480,071		102,794

References

^ Elections in the Americas : a data handbook / ed. by Dieter Nohlen, Vol. 2. [Oxford] [u.a.]: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. P.151.
^ A brief history of Bolivia by Morales, Waltraud Q. New York : Facts On File, 2003. P.205.
^ Estadísticas Electorales 1985-1995, http://www.oep.org.bo/proces_electoral/procesos1985_1995/Estadisticas_1985_1995.pdf

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Bolivian presidential election, 1993

Contents

Presidential election results[1]

Congressional confirmation (August, 4 1993)[2]

Results by Department[3]

References

Presidential election results^[1]

Congressional confirmation (August, 4 1993)^[2]

Results by Department^[3]