US EditionOruro Is the First Department to Complete the Computation; the Pdc Achieves 60.36%
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Less than 24 hours after the end of the second round elections, the departments of Oruro and Tarija officially closed their counting of votes, according to the report published by the Plurinational Electoral Organ (PLO) on their website. In Oruro, the Christian Democratic Party (PDC), which led Rodrigo Paz Pereira as presidential candidate, obtained 60.36% of support, compared with 39.64% achieved by Libre, led by Jorge Quiroga. In Tarija, inste…
At 11:47, the departments that had already exceeded half of the calculation were Tarija with 85.78%, Chuquisaca with 78.84% and Pando with 72.08%.
According to the results of the Preliminary Results Transmission System (Sirepre) of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), the Christian Democratic Party (PDC) was imposed in six of nine departments of the Bolivian territory.
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