2010 Costa Rican municipal elections

none 2010 Costa Rican municipal elections Costa Rica parliamentary no 2006 Costa Rican municipal elections 2006 2016 Costa Rican municipal elections 2016 81 mayors, 470 syndics, 1856 district councillors, 8 intendants, 32 municipal district councillor and their alternatesTribunal Supremo de Elecciones Elecciones municipales en cifras 2002-2016 http://www.tse.go.cr/pdf/elecciones/eleccionesmunicipalescifras.pdf tse.go.cr 22 March 2019 5 December 2010 Mayors Mayors +/– 120x120px Bernal Jiménez Monge National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) 58 1 120x120px Gerardo Vargas Rojas Social Christian Unity Party 9 3 120x120px Elizabeth Fonseca Corrales Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) 6 1 120x120px Otto Guevara Guth Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) 2 1 120x120px Óscar Andrés López Arias Accessibility without Exclusion 2 2 120x120px Justo Orozco Álvarez Costa Rican Renovation Party 1 1 Municipal elections were held in Costa Rica on 5 December 2010. These were the third municipal elections in the history of the country and the last on be held in December of the same electoral year due to an electoral reform that turned municipal election to be held mid-term. Because of this the Electoral Supreme Court mandate the constitutional period of the newly elected authorities to last for 6 years for one unique time. The election was for mayors of the 81 cantons, syndics and district councilors for all the country's districts and 8 Intendants for 8 especial autonomous districts.Costa Rica http://localdemocracy.net/countries/south-america/costa-rica/ 13 March 2016 Then ruling National Liberation Party was victorious retaining all but one of the mayorships it held before and 6 of the 7 provincial capitals (all except Liberia).He's back: Johnny Araya will be San José mayor again, while his former party leads in other mayoral races http://www.ticotimes.net/2016/02/07/municipal-elections-national-liberation-party-takes-60-percent-mayoral-posts 13 March 2016 The Tico Times January 7, 2016 The historical Social Christian Unity Party was the second largest municipal force as before and main opposition party Citizens' Action Party was the third largest unable to repeat its general success in presidential and legislative vote (been the second largest in both in the latest election). The liberal Libertarian Movement and the conservative Accessibility without Exclusion achieve 2 mayors each. While other two mayors came from two local forces in Curridabat and Escazú and one only mayor was elected for the religious Christian party Costa Rican Renewal. Results Mayor List of elected mayors by canton Cantons Population Incumbent mayorParty Elected mayorParty San José Johnny Araya PLN Johnny Araya PLN Escazú Marco Antonio Segura PLN Arnoldo Valentín Barahona YPE Desamparados Maureen Fallas PLN Maureen Fallas PLN Puriscal Jorge Luis Chaves PLN Manuel Espinoza PLN Tarrazú Iván Suárez PLN Bernardo Barboza PLN Aserrí Mario Morales PLN Víctor Manuel Mora PAC Mora Gilberto Monge PLN Gilberto Monge PLN Goicoechea Óscar Enrique Figueroa PLN Óscar Enrique Figueroa PLN Santa Ana Gerardo Oviedo PLN Gerardo Oviedo PLN Alajuelita Tomás Poblador PLN Víctor Hugo Echavarría PUSC Vázquez de Coronado Leonardo Herrera PLN Leonardo Herrera PLN Acosta Ronald Ricardo Durán PLN Luis Alberto Durán PLN Tibás Jorge Antonio Salas PAC Gonzalo Vargas PLN Moravia Edgar Vargas PAC Juan Pablo Hernández PLN Montes de Oca Fernando Trejos UpC Fernando Trejos PRC Turrubares Rafael Vindas PUSC Bolívar Monge PLN Dota José Valverde PLN Leonardo Chacón PLN Curridabat Edgar Eduardo Mora CSXXI Edgar Eduardo Mora CSXXI Pérez Zeledón Rosibel Ramos PUSC Luis Mendieta PLN León Cortés Leonardo Quesada PLN Leonardo Quesada PLN Alajuela Joyce Mary Zurcher PLN Roberto Hernán Thompson PLN San Ramón Raúl Antonio Gómez PLN Mercedes Moya PLN Grecia Giovanny Arguedas PLN Adrián Alfonso Barquero PLN San Mateo Erwen Yanan Masís PUSC Jairo Emilio Guzmán PLN Atenas Wilberth Martín Aguilar PUSC Wilberth Martín Aguilar PUSC Naranjo Eugenio Padilla PLN Olga Marta Corrales PLN Palmares Luis Carlos Castillo PLN Bernal Vargas PLN Poás José Joaquín Brenes PLN José Joaquín Brenes PLN Orotina Emilio Jesús Rodríguez PLN Margot Montero PLN San Carlos Alfredo Córdoba PLN Alfredo Córdoba PLN Zarcero Marco Vinicio Rodríguez PLN Alejandro Salas PUSC Valverde Vega Víctor Manuel Rojas PUSC Luis Antonio Barrantes ML Upala Juan Bosco Acevedo PLN Alejandro Ubau PLN Los Chiles Santiago Millón PLN Álvaro Solano PAC Guatuso Fidel Condega PLN Abelino Torres PAC Cartago Rolando Alberto Rodríguez PLN Rolando Alberto Rodríguez PLN Paraíso Marvin Solano ML Jorge Rodríguez PUSC La Unión Julio Antonio Rojas PLN Julio Antonio Rojas PLN Jiménez Jorge Humberto Solano PLN Héctor Luna PUSC Turrialba Luis Alfonso Pérez PLN María Elena Montoya PLN Alvarado Ángel Raquel López PLN Juan Felipe Martínez PLN Oreamuno Marco Vinicio Redondo PAC José Rafael Huertas PLN El Guarco William Adolfo Cerdas PLN Víctor Luis Arias PLN Heredia José Manuel Ulate PLN José Manuel Ulate PLN Barva Mercedes Hernández PLN Mercedes Hernández PLN Santo Domingo Raúl Isidro Bolaños PLN Laura Prado PLN Santa Bárbara Rolando Hidalgo PLN Melvin Alfaro PLN San Rafael Alberto Vargas PAC Jorge Isaac Herrera PLN San Isidro Elvia Dicciana Villalobos PLN Melvin Villalobos PLN Belén Horacio Alvarado PUSC Horacio Alvarado PUSC Flores Jenny Alfaro PAC Gerardo Antonio Rojas PLN San Pablo Aracelly Salas PUSC Aracelly Salas PUSC Sarapiquí Pedro Rojas PLN Pedro Rojas PLN Liberia Carlos Luis Marín PLN Luis Gerardo Castañeda PASE Nicoya Lorenzo Rosales PLN Marco Antonio Jiménez PLN Santa Cruz Jorge Enrique Chavarría PLN Jorge Enrique Chavarría PLN Bagaces Luis Ángel Rojas PLN Luis Ángel Rojas PLN Carrillo Carlos Gerardo Cantillo PLN Carlos Gerardo Cantillo PLN Cañas Katia María Solórzano PLN Lizanías Zúñiga PAC Abangares Jorge Calvo PLN Jorge Calvo PLN Tilarán Jovel Arias PUSC Jovel Arias PUSC Nandayure Luis Gerardo Rodríguez PUN Carlos Arias ML La Cruz Carlos Matías Gonzaga PLN Carlos Matías Gonzaga PLN Hojancha Juan Rafael Marín PLN Eduardo Pineda PAC Puntarenas Agne Gómez PLN Rafael Ángel Rodríguez PLN Esparza Dagoberto Venegas PUSC Asdrúbal Calvo PLN Buenos Aires Primo Feliciano Álvarez PLN Carlos Luis Mora PLN Montes de Oro Álvaro Jiménez PLN Álvaro Jiménez PLN Osa Jorge Alberto Cole PLN Jorge Alberto Cole PLN Aguirre Óscar Octavio Monge OLA Lutgardo Bolaños PLN Golfito Jimmy José Cubillo PLN Dailon Arroyo PLN Coto Brus Rafael Ángel Navarro PUSC Rafael Ángel Navarro PUSC Parrita Gerardo Roger Acuña PLN Freddy Garro PLN Corredores Gerardo Ramírez PLN Xinia Marta Contreras PLN Garabito Marvin Elizondo PLN Marvin Elizondo PLN Limón Eduardo Barboza PLN Néstor Mattis PLN Pococí Enrique Alfaro PLN Jorge Emilio Espinoza PLN Siquirres Edgar Cambronero PACSI Yelgi Lavinia Verley PASE Talamanca Rugeli Morales PUSC Melvin Gerardo Cordero PLN Matina Lorenzo Colphan PLN Elvis Eduardo Lawson PAC Guácimo Gerardo Fuentes PLN Gerardo Fuentes PLN right Vote percentage yes PLN 43.79 National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) PUSC 14.49 Social Christian Unity Party PAC 12.62 Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) Cantonal parties 10.56 #cfcfcf ML 9.64 Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) PASE 3.34 Accessibility without Exclusion PRC 2.62 Costa Rican Renovation Party PIN 1.21 National Integration Party (Costa Rica) FA 0.68 Broad Front (Costa Rica) Party Mayors Popular vote Number Change Votes % National Liberation Party 58 1 342,563 43.79 Social Christian Unity Party 9 2 113,394 14.49 Citizens' Action Party 61 98,719 12.62 Total cantonal parties 21 82,609 10.56 Libertarian Movement 21 75,441 9.64 Accessibility without Exclusion 2 New 26,163 3.34 Costa Rican Renewal Party11 20,512 2.62 National Integration Party0 9,434 1.21 Broad Front 0 5,354 0.68 Cartago Agrarian Union Party 0New 3,498 0.45 Patriotic Alliance 0New2,277 0.29 Workers' and Peasants' Movement 0New1,208 0.15 Heredia Restoration Party0New625 0.08 Green Ecologist Party0New612 0.08 Total81782,409100% Sourcehttps://tse.go.cr/declaratorias.htm Declaratorias de elección 2006 Spanish tse.go.cr Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones 6 March 2020 By province Province PLN % PUSC % PAC % Reg. % ML % PASE % PRC % PIN % FA % AP % San José Province 43.12 13.73 16.60 10.33 7.32 3.50 3.97 0.88 0.36 0.19 Alajuela 46.73 7.81 10.97 21.22 8.42 2.72 0.91 0.82 0.06 0.34 Cartago Province 43.84 17.94 11.13 18.24 7.31 1.08 - - 0.46 - Heredia 47.15 15.99 8.68 9.38 15.71 2.20 0.89 - - - Guanacaste 40.39 17.04 18.13 2.93 10.08 7.17 - 4.26 - - Puntarenas 42.75 21.51 6.52 3.49 12.80 2.89 5.52 3.02 - 1.50 Limón 40.46 14.59 10.16 3.56 12.67 4.75 7.18 0.14 6.49 - Total 43.79 14.49 12.62 11.32 9.64 3.34 2.62 1.21 0.68 0.29Source: TSE Municipal councils, syndics, district councils Syndics #ddd right 450px 450px PLN National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) 72.13 PUSC Social Christian Unity Party 9.57 PAC Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) 5.74 Regionalist #CFCFCF 5.74 ML Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) 3.19 PIN National Integration Party (Costa Rica) 1.06 PASE Accessibility without Exclusion 0.85 PRC Costa Rican Renovation Party 0.85 District councillors #ddd right 450px 450px PLN National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) 49.20 PUSC Social Christian Unity Party 15.13 PAC Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) 11.94 Regionalist #CFCFCF 10.51 ML Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) 7.91 PASE Accessibility without Exclusion 2.12 PRC Costa Rican Renovation Party 1.33 PIN National Integration Party (Costa Rica) 1.33 AP #699C13 0.32 FA Broad Front (Costa Rica) 0.21 Parties and coalitions Popular vote Syndics District Councillors Votes % ±pp Total +/- Total +/- National Liberation Party (PLN) 335,363 43.13 -2.04 339 -1 927 -13 Social Christian Unity Party (PUSC) 109,268 14.10 -3.79 45 -21 285 -75 Citizens' Action Party (PAC) 98,085 12.61 -3.42 27 +5 225 -50 Libertarian Movement (ML) 76,498 9.84 +4.29 15 +6 149 +78 Accessibility without Exclusion (PASE) 26,541 3.41 New 4 New 40 New Costa Rican Renewal Party (PRC) 20,466 2.63 +1.03 4 +3 25 +6 United for San Carlos Coalition (PAC-FA) (UxSC) 13,365 1.72 New 3 New 24 New United Cartago Coalition (FA-PVE-PUSC-PAC) (CCU) 11,350 1.46 New 5 New 19 New National Integration Party (PIN) 9,616 1.24 -0.08 5 +3 25 +6 Renew Alajuela Party (PRA) 8.144 1.05 New 2 New 11 New 21st Century Curridabat (CSXXI) 7,455 0.96 +0.40 4 0 12 +4 Broad Front (FA) 5,834 0.75 +0.61 0 0 4 +3 Escazu's Progressive Yoke (YPE) 4,954 0.63 +0.03 2 +1 5 0 Ramonense Coalition (PAC-FA) (CR) 4,444 0.57 New 1 New 17 New Cartago Agrarian Union Party (PUAC) 3,353 0.43 +0.43 1 +1 8 +8 Party of the Sun (PdS) 2,644 0.34 -0.01 0 0 11 +5 Palmarenean Union Party (PUPal) 2,561 0.33 -0.05 1 +1 10 +1 Goicoechea in Action Party (PGEA) 2,494 0.32 -0.01 0 0 4 0 Santo Domingo Advancement Movement (MAS) 2,273 0.29 New 1 New 9 New Fuenteovejuna Civic Party of Tibás (PCFT) 2,228 0.29 New 1 New 1 New Patriotic Alliance (AP) 2,218 0.29 New 0 New 6 New Ateniense Union Party (PUA) 2,077 0.27 New 2 New 16 New Desamparados Cantonal Accord Party (PACD) 1,950 0.25 New 0 New 3 New All for Flores Party (TxF) 1,808 0.23 New 1 New 4 New Authentic Labourer of Coronado Party (PALABRA) 1,747 0.22 +0.13 0 0 4 +4 Poaseña Union Party (PUNPO) 1,640 0.21 +0.17 0 0 8 +8 The Bridge and Paths of Mora (PYCM) 1,576 0.20 -0.06 1 0 4 -2 Liberian Union Coalition (PUSC-ML) (CUL) 1,322 0.17 New 0 New 1 New United Montes de Oca Coalition (FA-PH) (CUL) 1,309 0.17 New 0 New 4 New Unique Abangarean Party (PUAB) 1,119 0.14 New 0 New 3 New Workers' and Peasants' Movement (MTC) 1,118 0.14 New 0 New 1 New Tarrazú First Party (PTP) 1,084 0.14 New 0 New 3 New Social Active Organization (OSA) 1,062 0.14 New 0 New 4 New Naranjenean Action Party (PANAR) 956 0.12 New 0 New 0 New United Barva Coalition (FA-PASE) (CBU) 952 0.12 New 0 New 2 New Ecological Garabito Party (PEG) 906 0.12 +0.12 1 +1 3 +3 Green Ecologist Party (PVE) 906 0.12 -0.43 0 0 0 -5 Belemite Independent Party (PIB) 886 0.11 -0.01 0 0 2 +1 Autonomous Oromontan Party (PAO) 875 0.11 +0.04 1 +1 3 +3 Barbarenean Integration Party (PINBAR) 867 0.11 -0.19 0 -2 0 -10 Heredia Restoration Party (PREH) 854 0.11 New 0 New 0 New Cartago Transparency Party (PTCAR) 850 0.11 New 0 New 0 New Cantonal Action Independent Siquirres Party (PACSI) 833 0.11 -0.21 0 New 0 New Zarcereña Alliance Coalition (PAC-FA) (CAZ) 697 0.09 New 0 New 2 New Quepeña Action Party (PAQ) 332 0.04 -0.07 0 0 0 -2 United Talamanca Party (PTU) 240 0.03 New 0 New 0 New Aguirre Labour Organization Party (OLA) 59 0.01 -0.22 0 -2 0 -4 Total 767,769 100.00 470 +2 1884 +8 Invalid votes 18,799 2.36 -0.49 Votes cast / turnout 786,568 27.82 +4.21 Abstentions 2,066,319 72.18 Registered voters 2,852,887 Sourceshttp://atlaselectoral.tse.go.cr/sindicatura/2010/barra?search%5Babstencionismo%5D=false&search%5Bano%5D=2006&search%5Btipo_eleccion%5D=sindicatura&search%5Bvotos_blanco%5D=false&search%5Bvotos_nulos%5D=false Elecciones Municipales 2020 Spanish tse.go.cr Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones 6 January 2020 See also Local government in Costa Rica List of mayors in Costa Rica References Category:2010 elections in Central America Category:2010 in Costa Rica Category:Local elections in Costa Rica