Colombian parliamentary election, 1994

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Parliamentary elections were held in Colombia on 13 March 1994 to elect the Senate and Chamber of Representatives.^[1] The result was a victory for the Liberal Party, which won 88 of the 163 seats in the Chamber and 56 of the 102 seats in the Senate.

Results

Senate

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
Liberal Party	2,648,731	54.0	56	0
Conservative Party	979,097	20.0	20	+11
19th of April Movement	140,819	2.9	0	–9
National Salvation Movement	100,385	2.0	2	–3
Laicists for Colombia	51,177	1.0	1	0
Communist Party	51,032	1.0	1	New
National Popular Alliance	49,732	1.0	1	New
New Colombia Movement	45,783	0.9	1	+1
Independent Liberal Restoration Movement	45,732	0.9	1	0
Indigenous Authorities of Colombia	40,779	0.8	1	0
Progressive National Movement	40,085	0.8	1	0
Indigenous Social Alliance Movement	36,626	0.7	0	–1
Unique Movement of Conservative Renovation	31,589	0.6	1	+1
Independent Civic Movement	31,455	0.6	1	+1
Conservative National Movement	31,304	0.6	1	0
Metropolitan Unitary Movement	27,082	0.6	1	0
Independent Conservatism	26,341	0.5	1	0
Christian National Party	21,325	0.4	0	–1
Democratic Renovation Movement	19,640	0.4	0	0
Democratic Alternative Movement	18,501	0.4	0	New
National Civic Concentration	4,326	0.1	0	New
C4	2,748	0.1	0	New
Christian Union Movement	58	0.0	1	0
Christian Civic Community	358,342	6.7	1	New
Colombian Indigenous Movement			1	New
Others			8	–
Coalitions	79,553	1.6	2	+2
Invalid/blank votes	494,581	–	–	–
Total	5,376,823	100	102	0
Registered voters/turnout	17,028,961	31.6	–	–
Source: Nohlen

Chamber of Representatives

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
Liberal Party	2,621,201	51.4	88	+1
Conservative Party	1,099,436	21.6	40	+13
19th of April Movement	153,185	3.0	1	–12
Conservative National Movement	103,899	2.0	6	+2
People's Front	77,767	1.5	0	–1
New Colombia Movement	76,843	1.5	2	+1
Laicists for Colombia	60,968	1.2	0	0
C4	60,834	1.2	0	New
National Salvation Movement	51,446	1.0	1	–10
Christian Union Movement	40,324	0.8	0	–1
Patriotic Union	39,891	0.8	0	–3
Independent Conservatism	39,116	0.8	0	0
Metropolitan Unitary Movement	35,020	0.7	1	0
Progressive National Movement	29,686	0.6	1	+1
Christian National Party	26,881	0.5	1	+1
Independent Liberal Restoration Movement	17,097	0.3	0	–1
Unique Movement of Conservative Renovation	15,869	0.3	1	0
Indigenous Social Alliance Movement	10,743	0.2	1	+1
Democratic Alternative Movement	10,096	0.2	0	New
National Popular Alliance	6,721	0.1	0	New
Indigenous Authorities of Colombia	6,048	0.1	0	–1
Democratic Renovation Movement	5,761	0.1	0	–1
Regional Integration Movement	4,338	0.1	1	0
Independent Civic Movement	4,294	0.1	0	–1
National Civic Concentration	124	0.0	0	New
Progressive Force	455,941	8.9	4	+4
Conservative Movement			1	New
National Movement of Black Communities			1	New
Others			12	–
Coalitions	43,927	0.9	1	0
Invalid/blank votes	478,718	–	–	–
Total	5,576,174	100	163	+2
Registered voters/turnout	17,028,961	32.7	–	–
Source: Nohlen

References

↑ Nohlen, D (2005) Elections in the Americas: A data handbook, Volume II, p306 ISBN 978-0-19-928358-3

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