Cartago (Legislative Assembly constituency)

Cartago
Constituency
for the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Outline map
Location of Cartago within Costa Rica
ProvinceCartago
Population545,092 (2022)[1]
Electorate409,878 (2022)
Area3,093 km2 (2024)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1949
Seats
List
  • 7 (2002–present)
  • 6 (1978–2002)
  • 7 (1962–1978)
  • 6 (1953–1962)
  • 7 (1949–1953)
Deputies[3]
List
  •   Johana Alemán Bonilla (Ind)
  •   Óscar Izquierdo Sandí (PLN)
  •   Rosaura Méndez Gamboa (PLN)
  •   Paola Nájera Abarca (PPSD)
  •   Antonio José Ortega Gutiérrez (FA)
  •   Alejandro José Pacheco Castro (PUSC)
  •   Paulina María Ramírez Portuguez (PLN)

Cartago is one of the seven multi-member constituencies of the Legislative Assembly, the national legislature of Costa Rica. The constituency was established in 1949 when the Legislative Assembly was established by the modified constitution imposed by the Figueres dictatorship. It is conterminous with the province of Cartago. The constituency currently elects seven of the 57 members of the Legislative Assembly using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2022 general election it had 409,878 registered electors.

Electoral system

Cartago currently elects seven of the 57 members of the Legislative Assembly using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system.[4][5] Seats are allocated using the largest remainder method using the Hare quota (cociente).[6][7] Only parties that receive at least 50% of the Hare quota (subcociente) compete for remainder seats.[8][9] Any seats remaining unfilled after allocation using the quotient system are distributed amongst parties that surpassed the subcociente, is descending order of their total votes in the constituency.[10] The latter process is repeated until all the seats in the constituency are filled.[11]

Election results

Summary

Election United People
PU / IU / CC2000 /
PASO		 Broad Front
FA		 Citizens' Action
PAC		 Cartago Agrarian
Union
PUAC		 National Republican
PRN / PR / PRI / PC		 National Liberation
PLN / PSD		 Social Christian Unity
PUSC / CU / PDC		 National Unification
PUN / PUN		 National Integration
PIN		 Libertarian Movement
PML		 Social Democratic
Progress
PPSD		 National Restoration
PRN
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
2022 704 0.26% 0 25,442 9.52% 1 8,078 3.02% 0 71,862 26.89% 3 32,161 12.04% 1 3,375 1.26% 0 2,650 0.99% 0 29,640 11.09% 1 4,148 1.55% 0
2018 9,700 3.55% 0 54,242 19.88% 2 54,197 19.86% 2 36,309 13.31% 1 22,346 8.19% 1 5,003 1.83% 0 28,709 10.52% 1
2014 28,534 11.07% 1 60,691 23.54% 2 62,797 24.36% 2 27,468 10.65% 1 1,386 0.54% 0 18,219 7.07% 0 6,191 2.40% 0
2010 6,685 2.82% 0 40,437 17.04% 1 11,862 5.00% 0 92,286 38.90% 3 18,121 7.64% 1 851 0.36% 0 31,197 13.15% 1
2006 581 0.29% 0 55,278 27.67% 3 9,395 4.70% 0 70,244 35.16% 3 14,193 7.10% 0 2,121 1.06% 0 20,808 10.41% 1
2002 2,094 1.15% 0 38,094 20.85% 2 6,974 3.82% 0 46,432 25.41% 2 46,949 25.69% 2 8,151 4.46% 0 13,395 7.33% 1
1998 2,926 1.75% 0 7,138 4.28% 0 60,848 36.49% 3 65,695 39.39% 3 3,476 2.08% 0 2,856 1.71% 0
1994 16,336 9.57% 1 74,975 43.93% 3 64,394 37.73% 2
1990 4,133 2.71% 0 14,190 9.29% 1 62,149 40.71% 2 65,980 43.22% 3
1986 2,195 1.68% 0 13,575 10.37% 1 61,027 46.63% 3 49,103 37.52% 2
1982 3,971 3.81% 0 7,235 6.95% 0 59,535 57.18% 4 26,550 25.50% 2
1978 4,831 5.55% 0 7,887 9.06% 1 34,111 39.20% 3 31,960 36.73% 2 3,064 3.52% 0
1974 1,691 2.32% 0 8,074 11.07% 1 1,973 2.71% 0 27,787 38.11% 3 2,749 3.77% 0 17,205 23.59% 2
1970 1,779 2.95% 0 2,394 3.98% 0 32,398 53.80% 4 2,075 3.45% 0 19,278 32.02% 3
1966 23,538 49.69% 4 18,710 39.50% 3
1962 13,868 29.84% 2 26,102 56.16% 4 5,932 12.76% 1
1958 3,362 13.87% 1 9,749 40.22% 3 4,197 17.32% 1
1953 16,532 75.52% 5 1,369 6.25% 0
1949 1 0 5

Detailed

2020s

2022

Results of the 2022 general election held on 6 February 2022:[12][13]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 1,989 25,780 8,632 2,110 11,677 6,385 7,638 7,651 71,862 26.89% 3
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,042 10,519 2,974 985 4,424 3,290 4,066 4,861 32,161 12.04% 1
Social Democratic Progress Party PPSD 690 10,258 2,798 719 6,547 3,134 3,442 2,052 29,640 11.09% 1
Broad Front FA 530 8,076 1,875 706 4,656 2,336 4,902 2,361 25,442 9.52% 1
Progressive Liberal Party PLP 408 8,866 2,281 285 6,497 2,179 2,605 1,088 24,209 9.06% 1
New Republic Party PNR 382 4,172 999 519 4,165 1,129 1,789 2,105 15,260 5.71% 0
New Generation Party PNG 571 1,423 364 479 544 707 594 7,809 12,491 4.67% 0
Citizens' Action Party PAC 173 2,015 524 240 1,035 611 625 2,855 8,078 3.02% 0
National Restoration Party PRN 102 1,432 305 102 979 331 390 507 4,148 1.55% 0
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 83 2,464 265 217 206 401 301 134 4,071 1.52% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 98 1,138 309 101 1,182 375 553 273 4,029 1.51% 0
United We Can UP 51 1,097 450 97 401 1,171 282 140 3,689 1.38% 0
National Integration Party PIN 54 484 93 61 2,000 175 215 293 3,375 1.26% 0
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC 111 973 198 334 398 245 658 426 3,343 1.25% 0
National Force Party PFN 105 915 200 65 506 344 767 315 3,217 1.20% 0
Cartago Renewal Party RC 171 1,141 171 94 349 242 351 476 2,995 1.12% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 51 1,036 424 49 322 292 247 229 2,650 0.99% 0
A Just Costa Rica CRJ 51 799 299 74 334 176 244 582 2,559 0.96% 0
Liberal Union Party UL 62 821 207 46 699 273 238 166 2,512 0.94% 0
National Encounter Party PEN 225 1,330 85 32 116 204 150 85 2,227 0.83% 0
Let's Act Now AY 35 714 97 34 218 329 358 76 1,861 0.70% 0
Costa Rican Social
Democratic Movement		 PMSDC 50 599 196 137 202 147 191 213 1,735 0.65% 0
Costa Rican Social Justice Party JSC 47 476 130 70 215 163 310 302 1,713 0.64% 0
Our People Party PNP 32 224 93 68 310 91 144 109 1,071 0.40% 0
New Socialist Party NPS 28 263 55 31 105 56 71 228 837 0.31% 0
Costa Rican Democratic Union PUCD 14 192 27 114 59 73 51 184 714 0.27% 0
United People PU 19 193 52 28 148 52 68 144 704 0.26% 0
Workers' Party PT 20 209 53 18 105 63 70 70 608 0.23% 0
Valid votes 7,194 87,609 24,156 7,815 48,399 24,974 31,320 35,734 267,201 100.00% 7
Blank votes 105 798 317 105 288 228 373 437 2,651 0.97%
Rejected votes – other 107 1,015 311 146 394 385 402 542 3,302 1.21%
Total polled 7,406 89,422 24,784 8,066 49,081 25,587 32,095 36,713 273,154 66.64%
Registered electors 11,495 128,069 35,809 12,781 74,519 38,162 49,474 59,569 409,878
Turnout 64.43% 69.82% 69.21% 63.11% 65.86% 67.05% 64.87% 61.63% 66.64%

The following candidates were elected:[14] Johana Alemán Bonilla (PLP); Óscar Izquierdo Sandí (PLN); Rosaura Méndez Gamboa (PLN); Paola Nájera Abarca (PPSD); Antonio José Ortega Gutiérrez (FA); Alejandro José Pacheco Castro (PUSC); and Paulina María Ramírez Portuguez (PLN).

2010s

2018

Results of the 2018 general election held on 4 February 2018:[15][16]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
Citizens' Action Party PAC 1,485 18,896 4,774 1,382 9,262 5,339 5,590 7,514 54,242 19.88% 2
National Liberation Party PLN 1,476 17,780 5,643 1,986 8,904 4,809 4,502 9,097 54,197 19.86% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 796 11,543 3,432 843 7,282 2,956 2,859 6,598 36,309 13.31% 1
National Restoration Party PRN 627 7,318 2,100 801 8,468 2,032 2,722 4,641 28,709 10.52% 1
National Integration Party PIN 536 7,503 2,177 476 3,517 2,039 4,062 2,036 22,346 8.19% 1
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 228 7,241 1,366 766 1,670 1,567 1,294 1,290 15,422 5.65% 0
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC 464 4,220 1,079 561 2,061 1,253 1,881 1,358 12,877 4.72% 0
Let's Act Now AY 460 2,152 656 451 1,169 2,237 1,769 1,004 9,898 3.63% 0
Broad Front FA 159 2,692 623 424 1,863 1,182 1,009 1,748 9,700 3.55% 0
New Generation Party PNG 508 3,643 909 216 1,445 634 842 513 8,710 3.19% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 136 1,843 452 89 847 518 2,789 396 7,070 2.59% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 96 2,004 324 87 530 363 3,192 314 6,910 2.53% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 138 1,717 504 74 1,226 399 502 443 5,003 1.83% 0
Workers' Party PT 45 468 140 51 288 162 167 180 1,501 0.55% 0
Valid votes 7,154 89,020 24,179 8,207 48,532 25,490 33,180 37,132 272,894 100.00% 7
Blank votes 64 453 174 65 160 161 229 282 1,588 0.57%
Rejected votes – other 139 1,203 370 156 514 481 601 575 4,039 1.45%
Total polled 7,357 90,676 24,723 8,428 49,206 26,132 34,010 37,989 278,521 71.80%
Registered electors 10,590 121,426 33,343 12,064 70,313 36,202 46,757 57,210 387,905
Turnout 69.47% 74.68% 74.15% 69.86% 69.98% 72.18% 72.74% 66.40% 71.80%

The following candidates were elected:[17] Pablo Heriberto Abarca Mora (PUSC); Mario Castillo Méndez (PAC); Luis Fernando Chacón Monge (PLN); Laura Guido Pérez (PAC); Xiomara Priscilla Rodríguez Hernández (PRN); Paola Alexandra Valladares Rosado (PLN); and Sylvia Patricia Villegas Álvarez (PIN).

2014

Results of the 2014 general election held on 2 February 2014:[18][19]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 1,487 19,968 5,768 2,469 10,316 5,430 5,465 11,894 62,797 24.36% 2
Citizens' Action Party PAC 1,550 21,081 5,095 1,333 12,917 5,990 5,258 7,467 60,691 23.54% 2
Broad Front FA 560 8,328 2,866 1,111 4,873 2,346 3,457 4,993 28,534 11.07% 1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,176 4,757 1,556 1,080 2,672 2,308 9,358 4,561 27,468 10.65% 1
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 270 13,276 2,661 212 2,375 2,769 1,337 986 23,886 9.26% 1
Libertarian Movement PML 479 5,943 1,499 548 3,914 1,899 1,846 2,091 18,219 7.07% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 273 4,631 1,132 393 2,010 1,154 1,185 1,078 11,856 4.60% 0
National Restoration Party PRN 101 1,896 508 161 1,558 517 725 725 6,191 2.40% 0
New Homeland Party PPN 411 1,773 474 107 838 613 1,032 427 5,675 2.20% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 48 875 305 206 1,570 200 317 443 3,964 1.54% 0
New Generation Party PNG 26 576 124 50 453 154 784 145 2,312 0.90% 0
Cartago Green Party PVEC 44 596 166 45 716 200 153 228 2,148 0.83% 0
National Integration Party PIN 23 260 86 34 659 52 89 183 1,386 0.54% 0
Workers' Party PT 43 422 102 46 258 142 146 210 1,369 0.53% 0
National Advance PAN 38 625 88 25 201 156 95 114 1,342 0.52% 0
Valid votes 6,529 85,007 22,430 7,820 45,330 23,930 31,247 35,545 257,838 100.00% 7
Blank votes 80 494 188 78 201 159 202 355 1,757 0.66%
Rejected votes – other 130 1,459 434 198 686 551 735 726 4,919 1.86%
Total polled 6,739 86,960 23,052 8,096 46,217 24,640 32,184 36,626 264,514 73.48%
Registered electors 9,484 113,463 30,274 11,308 64,441 33,361 43,000 54,654 359,985
Turnout 71.06% 76.64% 76.14% 71.60% 71.72% 73.86% 74.85% 67.01% 73.48%

The following candidates were elected:[20] José Francisco Camacho Leiva (FA); Emilia Molina Cruz (PAC); Paulina María Ramírez Portuguez (PLN); Marco Vinicio Redondo Quirós (PAC); Mario Redondo Poveda (ADC); Jorge Rodríguez Araya (PUSC); and Julio Antonio Rojas Astorga (PLN).

2010

Results of the 2010 general election held on 7 February 2010:[21][22]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 1,618 31,628 8,681 3,285 13,742 8,185 9,396 15,751 92,286 38.90% 3
Citizens' Action Party PAC 844 13,194 3,338 1,094 7,793 3,242 4,658 6,274 40,437 17.04% 1
Libertarian Movement PML 518 10,728 3,013 803 6,049 2,713 3,567 3,806 31,197 13.15% 1
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 349 6,059 1,639 443 4,897 1,493 2,157 1,738 18,775 7.91% 1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 260 5,860 1,638 874 2,747 1,171 2,052 3,519 18,121 7.64% 1
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 2,150 2,567 306 493 1,024 967 3,301 1,054 11,862 5.00% 0
Broad Front FA 50 2,407 387 84 1,425 674 1,106 552 6,685 2.82% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 88 2,540 648 127 1,642 407 735 477 6,664 2.81% 0
Cartaginese Transparency Party TC 41 874 190 96 237 1,955 359 838 4,590 1.93% 0
Cartago Green Party PVEC 43 1,011 191 70 627 193 367 399 2,901 1.22% 0
Patriotic Alliance AP 24 930 138 113 243 606 241 603 2,898 1.22% 0
National Integration Party PIN 16 274 58 26 253 65 73 86 851 0.36% 0
Valid votes 6,001 78,072 20,227 7,508 40,679 21,671 28,012 35,097 237,267 100.00% 7
Blank votes 95 652 245 110 254 230 382 487 2,455 1.01%
Rejected votes – other 167 1,109 312 165 535 453 600 619 3,960 1.63%
Total polled 6,263 79,833 20,784 7,783 41,468 22,354 28,994 36,203 243,682 74.12%
Registered electors 8,510 104,564 26,868 10,397 57,841 30,006 39,163 51,433 328,782
Turnout 73.60% 76.35% 77.36% 74.86% 71.69% 74.50% 74.03% 70.39% 74.12%

The following candidates were elected:[23] Ileana Brenes Jiménez (PLN); Carlos Humberto Góngora Fuentes (PML); Víctor Hernández Cerdas (PAC); Martín Alcides Monestel Contreras (PASE); Luis Alfonso Pérez Gómez (PLN); José Roberto Rodríguez Quesada (PUSC); and Luis Gerardo Villanueva Monge (PLN).

2000s

2006

Results of the 2006 general election held on 5 February 2006:[24][25]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 1,718 24,946 6,836 2,558 10,380 6,688 6,318 10,800 70,244 35.16% 3
Citizens' Action Party PAC 1,033 18,003 3,797 1,465 9,457 4,902 6,151 10,470 55,278 27.67% 3
Libertarian Movement PML 318 8,684 1,855 362 3,696 1,955 2,307 1,631 20,808 10.41% 1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 257 4,816 1,064 375 1,424 763 2,480 3,014 14,193 7.10% 0
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 1,225 2,834 414 334 672 1,136 1,805 975 9,395 4.70% 0
Union for Change Party PUPC 89 1,425 390 774 1,491 396 471 464 5,500 2.75% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 42 966 200 88 1,587 248 406 370 3,907 1.96% 0
National Union Party PUN 32 1,299 267 61 1,046 506 313 275 3,799 1.90% 0
Homeland First Party PPP 38 906 255 73 667 254 477 207 2,877 1.44% 0
Provincial Integration Party PIP 33 737 573 71 189 167 734 331 2,835 1.42% 0
National Integration Party PIN 9 394 202 29 1,103 79 184 121 2,121 1.06% 0
Ecological Green Party PVE 55 636 118 40 235 211 188 402 1,885 0.94% 0
Democratic Nationalist Alliance ADN 6 412 48 14 565 45 55 458 1,603 0.80% 0
Cartago Agrarian Force FAC 22 390 88 19 395 234 205 129 1,482 0.74% 0
Democratic Force FD 16 273 60 22 316 174 161 345 1,367 0.68% 0
Cartago Turrialban Authentic Party PATC 19 192 50 68 70 60 172 371 1,002 0.50% 0
Patriotic Union UP 10 299 57 15 171 111 138 112 913 0.46% 0
United Left IU 4 168 29 5 109 44 124 98 581 0.29% 0
Valid votes 4,926 67,380 16,303 6,373 33,573 17,973 22,689 30,573 199,790 100.00% 7
Blank votes 70 654 201 66 266 165 273 326 2,021 0.98%
Rejected votes – other 169 1,394 449 187 707 483 705 802 4,896 2.37%
Total polled 5,165 69,428 16,953 6,626 34,546 18,621 23,667 31,701 206,707 70.02%
Registered electors 7,468 95,320 23,283 9,464 51,201 26,229 34,874 47,355 295,194
Turnout 69.16% 72.84% 72.81% 70.01% 67.47% 70.99% 67.86% 66.94% 70.02%

The following candidates were elected:[25] Carlos Manuel Gutiérrez Gómez (PML); Orlando Manuel Hernández Murillo (PAC); Francisco Javier Marín Monge (PLN); Elsa Grettel Ortiz Álvarez (PAC); Sandra Quesada Hidalgo (PLN); Patricia Quirós Quirós (PAC); and Clara Silvia Zomer Rezler (PLN).

2002

Results of the 2002 general election held on 3 February 2002:[26][27]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 894 17,337 3,268 1,458 6,433 3,608 4,558 9,393 46,949 25.69% 2
National Liberation Party PLN 1,214 17,585 4,945 1,437 6,152 4,056 3,821 7,222 46,432 25.41% 2
Citizens' Action Party PAC 883 15,335 3,496 535 6,556 3,827 3,926 3,536 38,094 20.85% 2
Libertarian Movement PML 178 4,978 1,111 225 3,140 1,290 1,339 1,134 13,395 7.33% 1
National Integration Party PIN 142 531 106 870 538 147 315 5,502 8,151 4.46% 0
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 735 2,241 205 767 194 1,295 892 645 6,974 3.82% 0
Democratic Force FD 166 1,042 363 189 646 436 3,371 594 6,807 3.72% 0
Independent Workers' Party PIO 101 228 194 58 4,244 311 180 73 5,389 2.95% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 33 949 142 92 1,258 225 577 416 3,692 2.02% 0
Coalition Change 2000 CC2000 23 613 184 24 276 186 387 401 2,094 1.15% 0
Cartago Agrarian Force FAC 33 432 264 58 145 174 143 141 1,390 0.76% 0
National Convergence Party PCN 57 557 50 20 78 166 394 26 1,348 0.74% 0
National Patriotic Party PPN 9 188 43 21 125 49 76 109 620 0.34% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 10 162 30 29 133 47 58 109 578 0.32% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 9 189 37 12 150 70 31 37 535 0.29% 0
National Rescue Party PRN 3 83 25 5 56 23 47 53 295 0.16% 0
Valid votes 4,490 62,450 14,463 5,800 30,124 15,910 20,115 29,391 182,743 100.00% 7
Blank votes 84 590 225 82 297 182 304 433 2,197 1.16%
Rejected votes – other 132 1,053 334 231 705 363 661 732 4,211 2.23%
Total polled 4,706 64,093 15,022 6,113 31,126 16,455 21,080 30,556 189,151 72.29%
Registered electors 6,597 84,979 20,036 8,634 44,746 23,047 30,255 43,348 261,642
Turnout 71.34% 75.42% 74.98% 70.80% 69.56% 71.40% 69.67% 70.49% 72.29%

The following candidates were elected:[27] Nury Garita Sánchez (PLN); Carlos Herrera Calvo (PML); Ruth María Montoya Rojas (PAC); Mario Redondo Poveda (PUSC); María del Rocío Ulloa Solano (PUSC); Gerardo Vargas Leiva (PAC); and Luis Gerardo Villanueva Monge (PLN).

1990s

1998

Results of the 1998 general election held on 1 February 1998:[28][29]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,793 21,056 4,849 2,062 9,665 5,909 5,986 14,375 65,695 39.39% 3
National Liberation Party PLN 1,494 22,033 4,955 2,031 9,206 5,223 6,433 9,473 60,848 36.49% 3
Democratic Force FD 186 2,235 380 279 2,332 489 606 2,065 8,572 5.14% 0
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 532 2,786 297 936 239 1,038 873 437 7,138 4.28% 0
National Integration Party PIN 41 1,144 171 130 1,073 192 291 434 3,476 2.08% 0
National Independent Party PNI 38 884 1,725 40 169 241 93 188 3,378 2.03% 0
United People PU 14 256 34 22 135 47 2,325 93 2,926 1.75% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 38 1,082 221 50 873 168 216 208 2,856 1.71% 0
National Convergence Party PCN 30 763 116 54 40 378 701 115 2,197 1.32% 0
Democratic Party PD 11 845 165 19 526 135 152 68 1,921 1.15% 0
Cartago Agrarian Force FAC 51 886 205 100 127 177 231 115 1,892 1.13% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 9 351 53 18 936 71 107 75 1,620 0.97% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 14 492 78 75 273 115 90 217 1,354 0.81% 0
New Democratic Party NPD 2 173 12 4 798 15 24 42 1,070 0.64% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 6 243 275 13 60 39 40 40 716 0.43% 0
National Rescue Party PRN 5 109 28 13 87 23 95 323 683 0.41% 0
Independent Party PI 6 79 31 13 34 13 25 229 430 0.26% 0
Valid votes 4,270 55,417 13,595 5,859 26,573 14,273 18,288 28,497 166,772 100.00% 6
Blank votes 56 442 178 91 161 143 247 340 1,658 0.96%
Rejected votes – other 118 1,109 413 193 549 366 662 714 4,124 2.39%
Total polled 4,444 56,968 14,186 6,143 27,283 14,782 19,197 29,551 172,554 74.39%
Registered electors 5,929 74,739 18,310 8,138 38,863 19,876 25,952 40,163 231,970
Turnout 74.95% 76.22% 77.48% 75.49% 70.20% 74.37% 73.97% 73.58% 74.39%

The following candidates were elected:[29] Ovidio Antonio Pacheco Salazar (PUSC); Rodolfo Salas Salas (PLN); Ricardo Sancho Chavarría (PLN); Belisario Solano Solano (PUSC); Álvaro Torres Guerrero (PLN); and Rafael Ángel Villalta Loaiza (PUSC).

1994

Results of the 1994 general election held on 6 February 1994:[30][31]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 1,711 24,722 7,126 3,087 11,324 6,318 7,088 13,599 74,975 43.93% 3
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,291 20,764 5,061 1,945 10,965 5,732 6,530 12,106 64,394 37.73% 2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 1,359 6,135 583 1,099 866 1,781 2,829 1,684 16,336 9.57% 1
Democratic Force FD 30 1,418 221 85 1,828 250 604 1,342 5,778 3.39% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 20 1,692 268 35 1,141 292 387 381 4,216 2.47% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 16 383 73 41 605 68 121 199 1,506 0.88% 0
People's Vanguard Party PVP 17 378 61 26 203 101 71 274 1,131 0.66% 0
National Independent Party PNI 11 322 44 22 168 228 186 64 1,045 0.61% 0
National Convergence Party PCN 17 399 102 50 43 119 73 61 864 0.51% 0
Independent Party PI 3 106 16 18 87 31 45 117 423 0.25% 0
Valid votes 4,475 56,319 13,555 6,408 27,230 14,920 17,934 29,827 170,668 100.00% 6
Blank votes 50 525 196 65 232 166 226 379 1,839 1.04%
Rejected votes – other 213 1,115 256 235 525 423 749 869 4,385 2.48%
Total polled 4,738 57,959 14,007 6,708 27,987 15,509 18,909 31,075 176,892 83.71%
Registered electors 5,628 68,082 16,216 8,076 34,234 18,418 22,837 37,816 211,307
Turnout 84.19% 85.13% 86.38% 83.06% 81.75% 84.21% 82.80% 82.17% 83.71%

The following candidates were elected:[32] Mary Albán López (PUSC); Hernán Bravo Trejos (PUSC); Cachimbal (PUAC); Jorge Walter Coto Molina (PLN); María Luisa Ortiz Meseguer (PLN); and Luis Gerardo Villanueva Monge (PLN).

1990

Results of the 1990 general election held on 4 February 1990:[33][34]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,512 22,169 5,367 1,970 10,859 5,929 6,002 12,172 65,980 43.22% 3
National Liberation Party PLN 1,253 22,432 5,792 2,339 9,193 5,517 4,660 10,963 62,149 40.71% 2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 1,133 4,229 338 1,240 518 1,548 3,809 1,375 14,190 9.29% 1
United People PU 10 747 79 112 819 127 255 1,984 4,133 2.71% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 25 835 164 72 590 205 389 128 2,408 1.58% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 21 380 43 50 538 92 97 234 1,455 0.95% 0
National Independent Party PNI 19 405 151 45 137 82 77 380 1,296 0.85% 0
Party of Progress PdP 5 96 11 108 68 12 87 436 823 0.54% 0
Independent Party PI 5 59 11 11 32 20 22 70 230 0.15% 0
Valid votes 3,983 51,352 11,956 5,947 22,754 13,532 15,398 27,742 152,664 100.00% 6
Blank votes 45 393 146 70 182 115 168 390 1,509 0.95%
Rejected votes – other 213 1,145 265 342 579 495 868 869 4,776 3.00%
Total polled 4,241 52,890 12,367 6,359 23,515 14,142 16,434 29,001 158,949 85.01%
Registered electors 5,083 61,273 14,123 7,635 28,069 16,508 19,391 34,887 186,969
Turnout 83.43% 86.32% 87.57% 83.29% 83.78% 85.67% 84.75% 83.13% 85.01%

The following candidates were elected:[35] Ovidio Antonio Pacheco Salazar (PUSC); Jorge Rodríguez Araya (PUAC); Rafael Sanabria Solano (PUSC); Daisy Serrano Vargas (PLN); Federico Vargas Peralta (PLN); and Guillermo Arturo Zúñiga Trigueros (PUSC).

1980s

1986

Results of the 1986 general election held on 2 February 1986:[36][37]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 980 21,629 5,255 2,747 8,615 5,077 5,674 11,050 61,027 46.63% 3
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 901 16,872 3,995 1,648 7,475 4,287 4,821 9,104 49,103 37.52% 2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 1,412 4,313 422 936 879 1,838 1,823 1,952 13,575 10.37% 1
People's Alliance Coalition CAP 10 358 39 69 407 61 94 1,227 2,265 1.73% 0
United People PU 16 690 73 66 512 87 350 401 2,195 1.68% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 29 352 69 70 496 74 142 467 1,699 1.30% 0
National Republican Party PNR 14 188 48 57 88 52 76 324 847 0.65% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 2 47 14 5 22 8 29 33 160 0.12% 0
Valid votes 3,364 44,449 9,915 5,598 18,494 11,484 13,009 24,558 130,871 100.00% 6
Blank votes 35 340 101 87 162 103 142 272 1,242 0.91%
Rejected votes – other 341 1,039 257 271 497 518 690 983 4,596 3.36%
Total polled 3,740 45,828 10,273 5,956 19,153 12,105 13,841 25,813 136,709 84.67%
Registered electors 4,482 53,218 11,747 7,020 23,011 14,297 16,509 31,183 161,467
Turnout 83.44% 86.11% 87.45% 84.84% 83.23% 84.67% 83.84% 82.78% 84.67%

The following candidates were elected:[38] Alíen Ramón Arias Angulo (PLN); Cachimbal (PUAC); José Miguel Corrales Bolaños (PLN); Norma Jiménez Quirós (PUSC); Carlos Manuel Monge Rodríguez (PUSC); and Jorge Rossi Chavarría (PLN).

1982

Results of the 1982 general election held on 7 February 1982:[39][40]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 1,530 21,249 4,423 3,019 7,508 5,287 5,420 11,099 59,535 57.18% 4
Unity Coalition CU 554 9,520 2,304 922 3,952 2,254 2,482 4,562 26,550 25.50% 2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 670 1,832 151 517 412 609 927 2,117 7,235 6.95% 0
United People PU 22 1,227 103 111 811 178 288 1,231 3,971 3.81% 0
National Movement MN 21 982 205 80 330 238 141 329 2,326 2.23% 0
Independent Party PI 19 589 36 24 41 156 44 304 1,213 1.16% 0
Cartago Parliamentary Union Party UPC 4 193 22 36 34 81 540 137 1,047 1.01% 0
Worker-Peasant Party POC 11 276 23 4 19 82 497 64 976 0.94% 0
National Democratic Party PND 10 174 31 21 57 201 54 116 664 0.64% 0
Costa Rican Concord Party PCC 2 136 12 10 45 32 31 52 320 0.31% 0
Democratic Party PD 5 80 9 10 49 26 46 62 287 0.28% 0
Valid votes 2,848 36,258 7,319 4,754 13,258 9,144 10,470 20,073 104,124 100.00% 6
Blank votes 44 296 115 63 125 114 123 290 1,170 1.08%
Rejected votes – other 157 769 189 219 332 310 666 862 3,504 3.22%
Total polled 3,049 37,323 7,623 5,036 13,715 9,568 11,259 21,225 108,798 81.35%
Registered electors 3,861 44,708 9,103 6,113 17,262 11,834 14,040 26,821 133,742
Turnout 78.97% 83.48% 83.74% 82.38% 79.45% 80.85% 80.19% 79.14% 81.35%

The following candidates were elected:[41] Rogelio Carazo Paredes (CU); Holman Esquivel Garrote (PLN); Fernando Guzmán Mata (PLN); Carlos León Camacho (PLN); Carlos Alberto Rivera Bianchini (PLN); and José Roberto Rodríguez Quesada (CU).

1970s

1978

Results of the 1978 general election held on 5 February 1978:[42][43]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 849 11,398 2,593 2,149 4,448 2,780 2,855 7,039 34,111 39.20% 3
Unity Coalition CU 696 11,482 2,402 1,151 4,463 2,897 3,181 5,688 31,960 36.73% 2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 737 2,750 286 401 131 881 1,409 1,292 7,887 9.06% 1
United People PU 15 1,510 141 340 847 199 503 1,276 4,831 5.55% 0
National Unification Party PUN 45 948 237 94 205 174 266 1,095 3,064 3.52% 0
Republican Union Party PUR 39 310 83 62 153 94 155 763 1,659 1.91% 0
National Independent Party PNI 24 434 61 43 95 146 156 171 1,130 1.30% 0
Independent Party PI 13 288 35 35 175 64 161 199 970 1.11% 0
Costa Rican Concord Party PCC 7 555 28 14 15 45 89 98 851 0.98% 0
Democratic Party PD 15 172 17 31 43 44 76 149 547 0.63% 0
Valid votes 2,440 29,847 5,883 4,320 10,575 7,324 8,851 17,770 87,010 100.00% 6
Blank votes 56 442 121 89 139 132 237 357 1,573 1.70%
Rejected votes – other 232 895 245 281 307 377 634 851 3,822 4.14%
Total polled 2,728 31,184 6,249 4,690 11,021 7,833 9,722 18,978 92,405 82.33%
Registered electors 3,416 37,419 7,513 5,552 13,356 9,701 11,890 23,395 112,242
Turnout 79.86% 83.34% 83.18% 84.47% 82.52% 80.74% 81.77% 81.12% 82.33%

The following candidates were elected:[44] Ramón Aguilar Facio (CU); Mario Enrique Coto Varela (PLN); Mario Rojas Vega (CU); Martín Rolando Brenes (PUAC); Carlos Solano Salazar Aguilar (PLN); and Ángel Edmundo Solano Calderón (PLN).

1974

Results of the 1974 general election held on 3 February 1974:[45][46]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 739 8,904 2,336 1,704 3,240 1,923 2,813 6,128 27,787 38.11% 3
National Unification Party PUN 353 4,337 1,200 1,133 2,501 844 2,096 4,741 17,205 23.59% 2
National Independent Party PNI 264 3,678 501 333 458 1,395 513 1,568 8,710 11.94% 1
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 771 3,628 156 301 272 1,122 1,453 371 8,074 11.07% 1
Democratic Renewal Party PRD 31 1,009 277 98 425 248 193 575 2,856 3.92% 0
Christian Democratic Party PDC 25 1,243 93 248 95 124 119 802 2,749 3.77% 0
National Republican Party PRN 26 793 97 75 268 72 134 508 1,973 2.71% 0
Socialist Action Party PASO 21 504 42 68 263 69 117 607 1,691 2.32% 0
Democratic Party PD 7 217 18 27 334 39 68 238 948 1.30% 0
Independent Party PI 20 255 22 25 23 58 44 55 502 0.69% 0
Costa Rican Socialist Party PSC 10 150 17 22 48 61 39 78 425 0.58% 0
Valid votes 2,267 24,718 4,759 4,034 7,927 5,955 7,589 15,671 72,920 100.00% 7
Blank votes 46 405 109 87 137 137 175 385 1,481 1.91%
Rejected votes – other 173 865 147 224 184 267 482 665 3,007 3.88%
Total polled 2,486 25,988 5,015 4,345 8,248 6,359 8,246 16,721 77,408 82.59%
Registered electors 3,135 30,953 6,167 5,207 9,824 7,823 9,952 20,667 93,728
Turnout 79.30% 83.96% 81.32% 83.45% 83.96% 81.29% 82.86% 80.91% 82.59%

The following candidates were elected:[47] Cachimbal (PUAC); José Miguel Corrales Bolaños (PLN); Álvaro Fuentes Ramos (PLN); Abdenago Herrera Carvajal (PUN); Julio Molina Siverio (PUN); María Luisa Portuguez Calderón (PLN); and Alvaro Torres Vincenzi (PNI).

1970

Results of the 1970 general election held on 1 February 1970:[48][49]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 1,039 10,823 2,484 2,262 3,244 2,520 2,856 7,170 32,398 53.80% 4
National Unification Party PUN 435 6,591 1,190 1,269 1,771 1,351 1,857 4,814 19,278 32.02% 3
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC 364 566 39 68 34 287 733 303 2,394 3.98% 0
Christian Democratic Party PDC 10 1,292 78 21 138 120 157 259 2,075 3.45% 0
Socialist Action Party PASO 41 465 14 61 364 70 89 675 1,779 2.95% 0
National Front Party PFN 55 369 50 93 112 79 187 476 1,421 2.36% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Movement MRC 10 275 28 6 27 13 43 47 449 0.75% 0
National Union Party PUN 5 67 6 102 23 15 59 144 421 0.70% 0
Valid votes 1,959 20,448 3,889 3,882 5,713 4,455 5,981 13,888 60,215 100.00% 7
Blank votes 46 370 109 77 148 122 155 378 1,405 2.17%
Rejected votes – other 177 765 154 268 225 334 589 758 3,270 5.04%
Total polled 2,182 21,583 4,152 4,227 6,086 4,911 6,725 15,024 64,890 85.99%
Registered electors 2,552 24,645 4,821 4,803 6,917 5,774 7,838 18,108 75,458
Turnout 85.50% 87.58% 86.12% 88.01% 87.99% 85.05% 85.80% 82.97% 85.99%

The following candidates were elected:[50] Eladio Alonso Andrés (PLN); Rogelio Carazo Paredes (PUN); Rodolfo Leiva Runnebaum (PUN); Yolanda Otárola Prendigas (PLN); Emilio Piedra Jiménez (PUN); Angel Edmundo Solano Calderón (PLN); and Jorge Solano Chacón (PLN).

1960s

1966

Results of the 1966 general election held on 6 February 1966:[51][52]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 830 7,759 1,607 2,150 2,181 1,821 1,836 5,354 23,538 49.69% 4
National Unification Party PUN 392 6,072 1,090 1,047 1,922 1,132 1,860 5,195 18,710 39.50% 3
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR 61 951 141 106 234 150 280 649 2,572 5.43% 0
Democratic Party PD 160 948 43 59 58 249 502 531 2,550 5.38% 0
Valid votes 1,443 15,730 2,881 3,362 4,395 3,352 4,478 11,729 47,370 100.00% 7
Blank votes 38 279 83 87 98 83 149 295 1,112 2.10%
Rejected votes – other 137 1,305 218 275 256 406 671 1,202 4,470 8.44%
Total polled 1,618 17,314 3,182 3,724 4,749 3,841 5,298 13,226 52,952 82.82%
Registered electors 2,077 20,529 3,941 4,411 5,635 4,627 6,453 16,264 63,937
Turnout 77.90% 84.34% 80.74% 84.43% 84.28% 83.01% 82.10% 81.32% 82.82%

The following candidates were elected:[53] Uriel Arrieta Salas (PUN); Halley Guardia Herrero (PUN); Fernando Guzmán Mata (PLN); Manuel Patiño Troyo (PUN); Numa Fernando Ruiz Solórzano (PLN); Hernán Vargas Ramírez (PLN); and Jorge Luis Villanueva Badilla (PLN).

1962

Results of the 1962 general election held on 4 February 1962:[54][55]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 1,078 9,290 1,820 1,964 2,208 2,012 2,080 5,650 26,102 56.16% 4
Republican Party PR 332 3,210 511 1,034 1,686 388 1,681 5,026 13,868 29.84% 2
National Union Party PUN 274 2,520 316 317 369 671 601 864 5,932 12.76% 1
Popular Democratic Action PADP 10 225 5 26 44 13 39 212 574 1.24% 0
Valid votes 1,694 15,245 2,652 3,341 4,307 3,084 4,401 11,752 46,476 100.00% 7
Blank votes 42 262 61 76 101 103 183 279 1,107 2.29%
Rejected votes – other 33 148 34 73 57 55 94 217 711 1.47%
Total polled 1,769 15,655 2,747 3,490 4,465 3,242 4,678 12,248 48,294 85.22%
Registered electors 2,194 17,992 3,403 4,071 5,009 3,900 5,588 14,513 56,670
Turnout 80.63% 87.01% 80.72% 85.73% 89.14% 83.13% 83.72% 84.39% 85.22%

The following candidates were elected:[56] Jesús Benavides Murillo (PLN); Minor Calvo Ortega (PLN); José Hernán García Fonseca (PR); Joaquín Garro Jiménez (PLN); Nora Murillo Saborío (PLN); José Joaquín Peralta Esquivel (PUN); and Guillermo Yglesias Flores (PR).

1950s

1958

Results of the 1958 general election held on 2 February 1958:[57][58]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 454 3,155 821 880 915 729 1,002 1,793 9,749 40.22% 3
Independent Party PI 271 1,511 164 244 226 330 387 1,730 4,863 20.06% 1
National Union Party PUN 97 1,189 265 444 307 255 525 1,115 4,197 17.32% 1
National Republican Party PRN 113 979 135 188 398 82 361 1,106 3,362 13.87% 1
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR 15 678 48 20 52 151 47 160 1,171 4.83% 0
National Republican Party PRN 20 241 18 22 72 27 55 159 614 2.53% 0
Democratic Opposition Movement MDO 6 34 6 15 17 13 15 58 164 0.68% 0
Democratic Party PD 4 19 2 11 19 16 20 27 118 0.49% 0
Valid votes 980 7,806 1,459 1,824 2,006 1,603 2,412 6,148 24,238 100.00% 6
Blank votes 35 178 34 88 88 78 97 263 861 3.17%
Rejected votes – other 62 558 82 175 218 145 240 600 2,080 7.65%
Total polled 1,077 8,542 1,575 2,087 2,312 1,826 2,749 7,011 27,179 66.93%
Registered electors 1,862 12,419 2,581 3,048 3,229 2,895 4,123 10,450 40,607
Turnout 57.84% 68.78% 61.02% 68.47% 71.60% 63.07% 66.67% 67.09% 66.93%

The following candidates were elected:[59] Eladio Alonso Andrés (PLN); José Rafael Cordero Croceri (PLN); Fernando Guzmán Mata (PI); Mario Leiva Quirós (PUN); Humberto Saborío Bravo (PLN); and Rodrigo Sancho Robles (PRN).

1953

Results of the 1953 general election held on 26 July 1953:[60][61]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Alva-
rado		 Cartago El
Guarco		 Jiménez La
Unión		 Orea-
muno		 Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN 916 5,796 1,050 1,206 1,301 1,446 1,497 3,320 16,532 75.52% 5
Democratic Party PD 142 1,171 229 151 432 105 434 1,326 3,990 18.23% 1
National Union Party PUN 27 517 16 98 93 102 275 241 1,369 6.25% 0
Valid votes 1,085 7,484 1,295 1,455 1,826 1,653 2,206 4,887 21,891 100.00% 6
Blank votes 53 259 41 38 99 105 202 266 1,063 4.33%
Rejected votes – other 62 372 57 115 166 73 222 532 1,599 6.51%
Total polled 1,200 8,115 1,393 1,608 2,091 1,831 2,630 5,685 24,553 70.19%
Registered electors 1,727 10,961 2,220 2,353 2,662 2,493 3,695 8,868 34,979
Turnout 69.48% 74.04% 62.75% 68.34% 78.55% 73.45% 71.18% 64.11% 70.19%

The following candidates were elected:[62] Francisco Bonilla Wepold (PLN); Joaquín Garro Jiménez (PLN); José Joaquín Peralta Esquivel (PD); Víctor Alberto Quirós Sasso (PLN); Manuel Francisco Solano Madríz (PLN); and Fernando Volio Sancho (PLN).

1940s

1949

The following candidates were elected at the 1949 general election held on 4 October 1949:[63] Mario Leiva Quirós (PUN); Jorge Mandas Chacón (PUN); Alberto Morúa Rivera (PUN); Gonzalo Ortiz Martín (PUN); Rafael Quesada Casal (PUN); Roberto Salazar Mata (PC); and Álvaro Torres Vicenzi (PUC).

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