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none 2006 Costa Rican municipal elections Costa Rica parliamentary no 2002 Costa Rican municipal elections 2002 2010 Costa Rican municipal elections 2010 81 mayors, 469 syndics, 1844 district councillors, 8 intendants, 32 municipal district councillors 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 3 December 2006 Mayors Mayors +/– 120x120px Francisco Antonio Pacheco Fernández National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) 59 11 120x120px Luis Fishman Zonzinski Social Christian Unity Party 12 3 120x120px Epsy Campbell Barr Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) 5 4 120x120px Otto Guevara Guth Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) 1 1 The 2006 Costa Rica local elections were held on December 3, 2006. In the February 2006 general elections, Costa Rica elected president, vice-presidents, deputies of the Legislative Assembly and municipal councilors in the general elections. The December 2006 elections were held to elect cantonal mayors, members of the District Councils of each of the nation’s districts and intendants of eight special autonomous districts and islands. The ruling National Liberation Party won most of the seats and mayors with 59 as the seven provincial capitals. The main opposition party, Citizens' Action Party, was unsuccessful in keep the support it had in the presidential election. In the February 2006 elections, this party had almost tied the PLN. The Social Christian Unity Party become the second largest force at municipal level. Libertarian Movement achieved it first ever municipal government. Additionally, three local parties were successful in Curridabat, Aguirre and Siquirres. Results Mayors 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 Marco Antonio Segura PLN Desamparados Carlos Alberto Padilla PLN Maureen Fallas PLN Puriscal Carlos Araya PUSC Jorge Luis Chaves PLN Tarrazú José Rodolfo Naranjo PUSC Iván Suárez PLN Aserrí Mario Morales PLN Mario Morales PLN Mora Alcides Ovidio Araya PLN Gilberto Monge PLN Goicoechea Carlos Luis Murillo PUSC Óscar Enrique Figueroa PLN Santa Ana Ronald Octavio Traña PUSC Gerardo Oviedo PLN Alajuelita Víctor Hugo Echavarría PUSC Tomás Poblador PLN Vázquez de Coronado Rolando Méndez PUSC Leonardo Herrera PLN Acosta Ronald Ricardo Durán PLN Ronald Ricardo Durán PLN Tibás Percy Kenneth Rodríguez PUSC Jorge Antonio Salas PAC Moravia Alejandro Hidalgo PLN Edgar Vargas PAC Montes de Oca Sonia María Montero PAC Fernando Trejos UpC Turrubares Roberto González PUSC Rafael Vindas PUSC Dota Mario Enrique Umaña PLN José Valverde PLN Curridabat Luz de los Ángeles Retana CSXXI Edgar Eduardo Mora CSXXI Pérez Zeledón Rosibel Ramos PUSC Rosibel Ramos PUSC León Cortés Sergio Picado PUSC Leonardo Quesada PLN Alajuela Fabio Molina PLN Joyce Mary Zurcher PLN San Ramón Osvaldo Vargas PUSC Raúl Antonio Gómez PLN Grecia Freddy Barrantes PUSC Giovanny Arguedas PLN San Mateo Erwen Yanan Masís PUSC Erwen Yanan Masís PUSC Atenas Wilberth Martín Aguilar PUSC Wilberth Martín Aguilar PUSC Naranjo Mario Bolívar Solís PLN Eugenio Padilla PLN Palmares Mario Alberto Rojas PUSC Luis Carlos Castillo PLN Poás Carlos Eduardo Soto PUSC José Joaquín Brenes PLN Orotina José Joaquín Peraza PUSC Emilio Jesús Rodríguez PLN San Carlos Alfredo Córdoba PLN Alfredo Córdoba PLN Alfaro Ruiz Manuel Enrique Durán PUSC Marco Vinicio Rodríguez PLN Valverde Vega Víctor Manuel Rojas PUSC Víctor Manuel Rojas PUSC Upala Juan Bosco Acevedo PLN Juan Bosco Acevedo PLN Los Chiles Santiago Millón PLN Santiago Millón PLN Guatuso Carlos Luis Corrales PUSC Fidel Condega PLN Cartago Harold Humberto Góngora PUSC Rolando Alberto Rodríguez PLN Paraíso Marvin Solano PAPAR Marvin Solano ML La Unión Guillermo Arturo Zúñiga PIO Julio Antonio Rojas PLN Jiménez Jorge Humberto Solano PLN Jorge Humberto Solano PLN Turrialba Marvin Gerardo Orocú PUSC Luis Alfonso Pérez PLN Alvarado Ángel Raquel López PLN Ángel Raquel López PLN Oreamuno Gerardo Walter Granados PUSC Marco Vinicio Redondo PAC El Guarco Luis Rafael Flores PUSC William Adolfo Cerdas PLN Heredia Javier Carvajal PUSC José Manuel Ulate PLN Barva Omar Enrique Trigueros PUSC Mercedes Hernández PLN Santo Domingo Erika Lizette Linares PLN Raúl Isidro Bolaños PLN Santa Bárbara Luis Paulino Rodríguez PUSC Rolando Hidalgo PLN San Rafael Jorge Isaac Herrera PLN Alberto Vargas PAC San Isidro Elvia Dicciana Villalobos PLN Elvia Dicciana Villalobos PLN Belén Víctor Manuel Víquez PLN Horacio Alvarado PUSC Flores Marvin Murillo PUSC Jenny Alfaro PAC San Pablo Aracelly Salas PUSC Aracelly Salas PUSC Sarapiquí Pedro Rojas PLN Pedro Rojas PLN Liberia Ricardo Adolfo Samper PLN Carlos Luis Marín PLN Nicoya Bernardo Vargas PLN Lorenzo Rosales PLN Santa Cruz Pastor Gómez PUSC Jorge Enrique Chavarría PLN Bagaces Guillermo Aragón PUSC Luis Ángel Rojas PLN Carrillo José María Guevara PUSC Carlos Gerardo Cantillo PLN Cañas Gilberto Jerez PLN Katia María Solórzano PLN Abangares Víctor Julio Cabezas PUSC Jorge Calvo PLN Tilarán Jovel Arias PUSC Jovel Arias PUSC Nandayure Luis Gerardo Rodríguez PGI Luis Gerardo Rodríguez PUN La Cruz Junnier Alberto Salazar PUSC Carlos Matías Gonzaga PLN Hojancha Juan Rafael Marín PLN Juan Rafael Marín PLN Puntarenas Omar Obando PUSC Agne Gómez PLN Esparza Dagoberto Venegas PUSC Dagoberto Venegas PUSC Buenos Aires Giovanni Fallas PUSC Primo Feliciano Álvarez PLN Montes de Oro Álvaro Jiménez PLN Álvaro Jiménez PLN Osa José Gabriel Villachica PUSC Jorge Alberto Cole PLN Aguirre Alex Max Contreras PUSC Óscar Octavio Monge OLA Golfito Mauricio Alvarado PUSC Jimmy José Cubillo PLN Coto Brus Gerardo Wilson Chaves PUSC Rafael Ángel Navarro PUSC Parrita Ramón Fernando Rodríguez PUSC Gerardo Roger Acuña PLN Corredores Augusto César Moya PUSC Gerardo Ramírez PLN Garabito Luis Fernando Villalobos PUSC Marvin Elizondo PLN Limón Róger Mainor Rivera PUSC Eduardo Barboza PLN Pococí Manuel Hernández PUSC Enrique Alfaro PLN Siquirres Miguel Gerardo Quirós PUSC Edgar Cambronero PACSI Talamanca Rugeli Morales PUSC Rugeli Morales PUSC Matina Rodrigo Gómez PRC Lorenzo Colphan PLN Guácimo Gerardo Fuentes PLN Gerardo Fuentes PLN right Vote percentage yes PLN 45.87 National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) PUSC 17.68 Social Christian Unity Party PAC 14.64 Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) ML 5.63 Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) Cantonal parties 5.29 #cfcfcf PUN 2.66 #00554E UpC 2.50 Union for Change Party PRC 1.63 Costa Rican Renovation Party PIN 1.41 National Integration Party (Costa Rica) Party Mayors Popular vote Number Change Votes % National Liberation Party 59 31 277,589 45.87 Social Christian Unity Party 11 36 107,007 17.68 Citizens' Action Party 54 88,630 14.64 Libertarian Movement 1134,073 5.63 Total cantonal parties 31 31,408 5.19 National Union Party 1 New16,101 2.66 Union for Change Party 1 New15,107 2.50 Costa Rican Renewal Party019,883 1.63 National Integration Party08,516 1.41 Independent Guanacaste Party 016,925 1.14 Green Ecologist Party0New3,265 0.54 Democratic Force02,827 0.47 National Rescue Party01,609 0.27 Democratic Nationalist Alliance0New1,132 0.19 Broad Front0New502 0.08 Homeland First Party0New297 0.05 People's Vanguard Party0New245 0.04 Agrarian Labour Action Party079 0.01 Total81602,755100% 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 % ML % Reg. % PUN % UpC % PRC % PIN % FD % PRESNA % ADN % PPP % PVP % San José Province 45.59 16.64 16.60 2.95 9.62 1.75 2.26 0.32 4.27 - - - - - Alajuela 55.41 11.17 17.77 4.60 5.32 1.49 3.65 0.59 - - - - - - Cartago Province 44.06 18.04 12.47 11.32 6.32 5.60 2.19 - - - - - - - Heredia 43.76 20.88 21.49 2.23 4.54 0.75 3.82 1.93 0.46 - - - - 0.14 Guanacaste 43.19 14.69 9.54 2.98 11.41 8.41 4.03 0.71 - 2.41 0.76 1.87 - - Puntarenas 43.30 27.03 8.76 6.19 3.70 1.50 - 8.45 0.63 - - - 0.44 - Limón 34.93 24.46 9.07 16.50 4.06 1.53 0.87 2.83 0.30 2.77 2.34 - - 0.34 Total 45.87 17.68 14.64 5.63 6.95 2.66 2.50 1.64 1.41 0.47 0.27 0.19 0.05 0.04Source: TSE Alderpeople The elections of municipal councilors of Costa Rica in 2006 were an electoral process held in parallel with the presidential and legislative elections. In them the 495 tenure aldermen and the 495 alternates that conform the 81 Municipal Councils were chosen. The Central Canton of San José, the most populous, named 13 aldermen. Desamparados and Alajuela named 11. Others less populated (Puntarenas, Limón, Pococí, Heredia, Cartago, La Unión, San Carlos, Goicoechea, Pérez Zeledón, etc.) named 9. Others even smaller (Tibás, Grecia, Vázquez de Coronado, Montes de Oca, Siquirres, Escazú, Turrialba, etc.) appointed 7 council members. Finally, the smallest (Turrubares, San Mateo, Santa Ana, Mora, Montes de Oro, Talamanca, etc.) named 5. Alderpeople #ddd right 500px 300px National Liberation #228B22 45.60 Citizens' Action Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) 27.80 Social Christian Unity Social Christian Unity Party 11.80 Libertarian Movement Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) 7.20 Regionalist #cfcfcf 6.80 National Union #00554E 0.60 Union for Change Union for Change Party 0.20 Parties Popular vote Alderpeople Votes % ±pp Total +/- National Liberation Party (PLN) 585,809 36.41 +7.20 228 +50 Citizens' Action Party (PAC) 394,854 24.54 +4.10 139 +38 Social Christian Unity Party (PUSC) 143,008 8.89 -22.03 59 -121 Libertarian Movement (ML) 135,148 8.40 +2.85 36 +49 Costa Rican Renewal Party (PRC) 50,416 3.13 -0.46 4 -3 Union for Change Party (UpC) 45,885 2.85 New 1 New National Union Party (PUN) 42,853 2.66 New 3 New National Restoration Party (PREN) 22,579 1.40 New 2 New Homeland First Party (PPP) 19,326 1.20 New 0 New Democratic Nationalist Alliance (ADN) 14,982 0.93 New 0 New National Integration Party (PIN) 14,162 0.88 -0.77 0 -1 Democratic Force (FD) 13,912 0.86 -1.78 0 -4 Patriotic Union (UP) 13,075 0.81 New 0 New Cartago Agrarian Union Party (PUAC) 9,029 0.56 +0.56 2 +2 Agrarian Labour Action Party (PALA) 8,979 0.56 -0.05 3 +1 Broad Front (FA) 8,068 0.50 New 0 New Independent Guanacaste Party (PGI) 6,536 0.41 +0.36 2 +2 Escazu's Progressive Yoke (YPE) 6,116 0.38 -0.13 2 -1 United Left Coalition (IU) 6,108 0.38 New 0 New 21st Century Curridabat (CSXXI) 5,643 0.35 +0.10 2 +1 Authentic Heredian Party (PAH) 5,479 0.34 New 0 New Alajuelense Democratic Action (PADA) 5,357 0.33 +0.33 0 New Palmarenean Union Party (PUPal) 5,015 0.31 New 2 New Provincial Integration Three Party (PIP-3) 4,425 0.28 New 0 New Party of the Sun (PdS) 3,999 0.25 -0.07 2 0 Goicoechea in Action Party (PGEA) 3,536 0.22 New 0 New Authentic Labourer of Coronado Party (PALABRA) 3,098 0.19 New 1 New Green Ecologist Party (PVE) 3,070 0.19 New 0 New Progressive Moravia Party (PMP) 2,929 0.18 New 1 New The Bridge and Paths of Mora (PYCM) 2,815 0.17 New 2 New Communal Pro-Curri Party (PCPC) 2,664 0.17 New 1 New New Alajuelita Party (PALNU) 2,076 0.13 +0.01 1 0 Cantonal Action Independent Siquirres Party (PACSI) 1,870 0.12 +0.05 1 +1 Cartago Agrarian Force (FAC) 1,735 0.11 -0.16 0 New Workers' and Peasants' Movement (MTC) 1,718 0.11 New 0 New Desamparadenean Communal Force Party (FCD) 1,676 0.10 New 0 New Authentic Sarapiquenean Party (PASAR) 1,460 0.09 -0.03 1 0 Quepeña Action Party (PAQ) 1,452 0.09 -0.04 2 0 Independent Belemite Party (PIB) 1,303 0.08 +0.04 1 +1 Authentic Turrialban Cartago Party (PATC) 1,217 0.08 New 0 New Humanist Party of Heredia (PH-Her) 1,047 0.07 +0.05 0 0 Humanist Party of Montes de Oca (PH-MdO) 986 0.06 -0.02 0 -1 Autonomous Oromontan Party (PAO) 859 0.05 New 1 New Authentic Pilaric Party (PAUPI) 830 0.05 New 0 New Ecological Garabito Party (PEG) 770 0.05 -0.01 1 -2 Alliance for San José Party (PASJ) 542 0.03 -0.05 0 New Aguirre Labour Organization Party (OLA) 505 0.03 New 0 New New Feminist League Party (NLF) 79 0.01 New 0 New Total 1,609,000 100.00 - 500 -3 Invalid votes 53,796 3.24 Votes cast / turnout 1,662,796 65.19 Abstentions 887,817 34.81 Registered voters 2,550,613 100% Sourceshttp://atlaselectoral.tse.go.cr/regiduria/2006/area Elecciones Regidurías 2006 Spanish tse.go.cr Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones 21 May 2020 Municipal councils, syndics, district councils Syndics #ddd right 450px 450px PLN National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) 72.65 PUSC Social Christian Unity Party 14.10 PAC Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) 4.70 Regionalist #CFCFCF 3.42 ML Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) 1.92 PUN #00554E 1.92 UpC Union for Change Party 0.64 PIN National Integration Party (Costa Rica) 0.43 PRC Costa Rican Renovation Party 0.21 District councillors #ddd right 450px 450px PLN National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) 50.11 PUSC Social Christian Unity Party 19.19 PAC Citizens' Action Party (Costa Rica) 14.66 Regionalist #CFCFCF 6.29 ML Libertarian Movement (Costa Rica) 3.78 PUN #00554E 2.24 UpC Union for Change Party 1.71 PIN National Integration Party (Costa Rica) 1.01 PRC Costa Rican Renovation Party 1.01 Parties and coalitions Popular vote Syndics District Councillors Votes % ±pp Total +/- Total +/- National Liberation Party (PLN) 268,944 45.17 +11.36 340 +148 940 +256 Social Christian Unity Party (PUSC) 106,488 17.89 -18.96 66 -162 360 -439 Citizens' Action Party (PAC) 95,427 16.03 +3.42 22 +8 275 +93 Libertarian Movement (ML) 33,069 5.55 +2.29 9 +5 71 +45 Union for Change Party (UpC) 13,684 2.30 New 3 New 32 New National Union Party (PUN) 12,325 2.07 New 9 New 42 New Costa Rican Renewal Party (PRC) 9,516 1.60 -1.61 1 -3 19 -29 National Integration Party (PIN) 7,863 1.32 +0.68 2 +1 19 +13 Independent Guanacaste Party (PGI) 6,912 1.16 +0.92 1 -1 21 +12 Ramonense Solidarity Party (PSRa) 3,903 0.66 New 3 New 17 New Escazu's Progressive Yoke (YPE) 3,629 0.61 +0.08 1 0 5 +1 21st Century Curridabat (CSXXI) 3,322 0.56 +0.28 4 +2 8 +4 Green Ecologist Party (PVE) 3,275 0.55 New 0 New 5 New Palmarenean Union Party (PUPal) 2,286 0.38 New 0 New 9 New Party of the Sun (PdS) 2,059 0.35 -0.02 0 -2 6 -2 Democratic Force (FD) 1,988 0.33 -0.97 0 0 1 -7 Goicoechea in Action Party (PGEA) 1,936 0.33 New 0 New 4 New Cantonal Action Independent Siquirres Party (PACSI) 1,914 0.32 -0.01 1 -1 7 0 Barbarenean Integration Party (PINBAR) 1,801 0.30 New 2 New 10 New The Bridge and Paths of Mora (PYCM) 1,539 0.26 New 1 New 6 New Alliance for San José Party (PASJ) 1,490 0.25 -0.55 0 0 0 -3 Aguirre Labour Organization Party (OLA) 1,381 0.23 New 2 New 4 New Communal Pro-Curri Party (PCPC) 1,032 0.17 New 0 New 2 New Broad Front (FA) 855 0.14 New 0 New 1 New Belemite Independent Party (PIB) 724 0.12 +0.01 0 0 1 0 New Alajuelita Party (PANUAL) 717 0.12 New 0 New 1 New Quepeña Action Party (PAQ) 676 0.11 -0.08 0 0 2 -1 Authentic Turrialban Cartago Party (PATC) 597 0.10 New 0 New 0 New Desamparadenean Communal Force Party (FCD) 549 0.09 New 0 New 0 New Authentic Santaneño Party (PAUSA) 544 0.09 New 0 New 1 New Authentic Labourer of Coronado Party (PALABRA) 543 0.09 New 0 New 0 New Humanist Party of Montes de Oca (PH-MdO) 539 0.09 +0.01 0 0 0 -1 Party of the People and for the People (PPPP) 521 0.09 New 0 New 0 New National Rescue Party (PRESNA) 517 0.09 -0.38 0 -1 1 -10 Provincial Integration Three Party (PIP-3) 511 0.09 New 1 New 3 New Authentic Pilaric Party (PAUPI) 459 0.08 New 0 New 1 New Democratic Nationalist Alliance (ADN) 417 0.07 New 0 New 2 New Autonomous Oromontan Party (PAO) 417 0.07 New 0 New 0 New Homeland First Party (PPP) 268 0.05 New 0 New 0 New Poaseña Union Party (PUNPO) 241 0.04 New 0 New 0 NewPeople's Vanguard Party (PVP) 198 0.03 New 0 New 0 New Progressive Moravia Party (PMP) 169 0.03 New 0 New 0 New Agrarian Labour Action Party (PALA) 101 0.02 -0.09 0 New 0 -3 Total 592,927 100.00 468 +5 1876 +22 Invalid votes 17,452 2.85 -1.09 Votes cast / turnout 610,379 23.61 +0.97 Abstentions 1,983,117 76.39 Registered voters 2,593,496 Sourceshttp://atlaselectoral.tse.go.cr/sindicatura/2006/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:2006 elections in Central America Category:2006 in Costa Rica Category:Local elections in Costa Rica