2001 Nicaraguan general election

none Nicaragua 1996 Nicaraguan general election 1996 2001 11 04 y 2006 Nicaraguan general election 2006 yes Presidential election presidential Bolanos2002.png Enrique Bolaños Constitutionalist Liberal Party José Rizo 1,228,412 56.31% Ortega03032007.jpg Daniel Ortega Sandinista National Liberation Front Agustín Jarquín 922,436 42.28% Elecciones presidenciales de Nicaragua de 2001 - Resultados por departamento.svg Results by department President Arnoldo Alemán Constitutionalist Liberal Party Enrique Bolaños Constitutionalist Liberal Party yes Parliamentary election 90 seats in the National Assembly 46 Enrique Bolaños Constitutionalist Liberal Party 42 52 53.23 Daniel Ortega Sandinista National Liberation Front 36 37 42.13 Alberto Saborío Conservative Party (Nicaragua) 3 1 4.64 President of the National Assembly Óscar Moncada Constitutionalist Liberal Party Arnoldo Alemán Constitutionalist Liberal Party General elections were held in Nicaragua on 4 November 2001 to elect the President and the members of the National Assembly. Enrique Bolaños of the Constitutionalist Liberal Party (PLC) was elected president, with Daniel Ortega losing his third successive presidential election. The Constitutionalist Liberal Party also won the parliamentary elections, receiving over half the vote and 52 of the 92 seats. The elections were characterized as free and fair by election monitors.Anderson Leslie (Leslie E.) Dodd Lawrence C. 2002 Nicaragua Votes: The Elections of 2001 https://doi.org/10.1353/jod.2002.0037 Journal of Democracy 13 3 80–94 10.1353/jod.2002.0037 1086-3214 subscription There was no electoral violence. Results President Enrique Bolaños José Rizo Constitutionalist Liberal Party 1228412 Daniel Ortega Agustín Jarquín Sandinista National Liberation Front 922436 Alberto Saborío Consuelo Sequeira Conservative Party 30670 2980641 CSE, IPADE National Assembly File:Nicaragua_National_Assembly_2001.svg National Departmental Constitutionalist Liberal Party 1144182 11 1132876 41 52 Sandinista National Liberation Front 905589 9 901254 28 37 Conservative Party 99673 0 105130 1 1 YATAMA 11139 0 0 Multiethnic Party for Coast Unity 3520 0 0 Special membersThe runner-up in the presidential election and the outgoing president are special members of the National Assembly. 2 CSE, CSE, IRI By region RegionFSLNPLCPCNOtherBoaco27.98%68.43%3.60%0.00%Carazo46.44%48.61%4.95%0.00%Chinandega50.54%43.98%5.48%0.00%Chontales27.65%65.39%6.96%0.00%Esteli50.57%45.84%3.59%0.00%Granada38.29%47.72%13.98%0.00%Jinotega38.08%59.67%2.25%0.00%Leon51.08%45.35%3.56%0.00%Madriz46.13%50.22%3.66%0.00%Managua44.22%49.32%6.47%0.00%Masaya41.77%53.64%4.59%0.00%Matagalpa39.24%57.50%3.26%0.00%Nueva Segovia45.97%52.61%1.42%0.00%RAAN37.42%43.87%1.96%16.75%RAAS21.34%73.11%1.84%3.71%Rio San Juan34.96%59.40%5.64%0.00%Rivas41.06%51.56%7.38%0.00%Source: Constituency Level Elections Archivehttp://www.electiondataarchive.org/ Nicaragua Constituency-Level Elections Archive 2019-03-09 Central American Parliament Constitutionalist Liberal Party 1150115 11 Sandinista National Liberation Front 907237 9 Conservative Party 95367 0 CSE, IRI References Category:Elections in Nicaragua Nicaragua General Category:Presidential elections in Nicaragua Nicaragua Category:Election and referendum articles with incomplete results