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{{Politics of Ecuador}}
{{Politics of Ecuador}}
'''Ecuadorian general election, 1988'''. The election was held on May 8, 1988. [[Rodrigo Borja]] won the first round of voting, but did not receive over 50% of ballots, necessitating a second round. again emerged victorious, claiming 51.3% of the vote against [[Abdala Bucaram]]'s 48.7%.
'''Ecuadorian general election, 1988'''. The election was held on May 8, 1988. [[Rodrigo Borja]] won the first round of voting, but did not receive over 50% of ballots, necessitating a second round. again emerged victorious, claiming 51.3% of the vote against [[Abdala Bucaram]]'s 48.7%.

'''Candidates'''<ref>http://www.hoy.com.ec/noticias-ecuador/12-binomios-para-comicios-de-mayo-61619.html</ref>
* [[Rodrigo Borja]] ([[ID]])
* [[Abdalá Bucaram]] ([[PRE]])
* [[Jamil Mahuad]] (DP)
* [[Sixto Durán Ballén]] ([[PSC]])
* [[Frank Vargas Pazzos]] ([[APRE]]-[[Socialismo]])
* [[Jaime Hurtado]] ([[MPD]] y [[FADI]]).
* Miguel Angel Albornoz ([[Liberal]]);
* Angel Duarte Valverde ([[CFP]]);
* Guillermo Sotomayor ([[Republican|Republicano]]);
* Carlos Julio Enmanuel ([[FRA]]);





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==References==
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[[Category:1988 elections in South America]]
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Revision as of 23:16, 7 March 2012

Ecuadorian general election, 1988
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  File:Abdalá Bucaram.jpg
Nominee Rodrigo Borja Cevallos Abdalá Bucaram
Party ID PRE
Running mate Luis Parodi Valverde Vicente Taiano
Popular vote 744,409
1,699,895 		535,482
1,448,059
Percentage 24,48%
54% 		17.61%
46%
President before election

León Febres Cordero
Social Christian Party

Elected President

Rodrigo Borja Cevallos
ID

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Ecuadorian general election, 1988. The election was held on May 8, 1988. Rodrigo Borja won the first round of voting, but did not receive over 50% of ballots, necessitating a second round. again emerged victorious, claiming 51.3% of the vote against Abdala Bucaram's 48.7%.

Candidates[1]


e • d  Summary of the 31 january 1988 Ecuadorian National Congress election results
Parties Seats
Democratic Left (Ecuador) 30
Ecuadorian Roldosist Party 8
Social Christian Party (Ecuador) 8
People's Democracy-Christian Democrat Union 7
Concentración de Fuerzas Populares 6
Socialist Party of Ecuador (PSE) 4
Frente Amplio de izquierda FADI 2
Alfarista Radical Front 2
Democratic People's Movement (MPD) 2
Conservative Party (Ecuador) 1
Liberal Party (Ecuador) 1
Total 71 (turnout 73%) 77.7
Source: IPU

References

  1. ^ http://www.hoy.com.ec/noticias-ecuador/12-binomios-para-comicios-de-mayo-61619.html
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