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2019 Mixco mayoral election|
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| Candidate
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Neto Bran
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Luis Ruano
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Iván Díaz
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| Party
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Todos
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Vamos
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VIVA
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| Popular vote
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83,529
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15,503
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8,375
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| Percentage
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50.90%
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9.45%
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5.10%
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The 2019 Mixco mayoral election was held on 16 June 2019.[1]
The elections were held alongside the presidential, legislative, municipal and Central American Parliament elections.[1]
Incumbent mayor Ernest "Neto" Steve Bran, elected by the Reform Movement (now called Podemos), ran for re-election with the Todos party.[2]
| Candidate
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Party
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Votes
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%
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Neto Bran
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Todos
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83,529
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50.90
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Luis Ruano
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Vamos
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15,503
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9.45
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Iván Díaz
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Vision with Values
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8,375
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5.10
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Esvin López
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Victoria
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5,644
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3.44
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Rafael Bocache
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National Unity of Hope
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5,540
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3.38
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Damaso Rosales
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Commitment, Renewal and Order
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4,620
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2.82
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Herberto Carrillo
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Semilla
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4,418
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2.69
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Wagner Roldán
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Podemos
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3,913
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2.38
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Yolanda Salguero
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Winaq
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3,877
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2.36
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Manuel Barrientos
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Valor
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3,334
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2.03
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Rodolfo González
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Humanist Party of Guatemala
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3,046
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1.86
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Fernando Alcayaga
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Fuerza
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2,732
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1.66
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Gonzalo Romero
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National Convergence Front
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2,360
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1.44
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Mario García
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Unionist Party
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2,262
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1.38
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Walter Brenner
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Movement for the Liberation of Peoples
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2,330
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1.42
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Érick Gómez
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Bienestar Nacional
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2,069
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1.26
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Daniel Chioc
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National Advancement Party
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2,064
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1.26
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Omar Rodas
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Citizen Prosperity
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1,610
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0.98
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Elder Figueroa
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Avanza
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1,450
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0.88
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Bryan Vásquez
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Libre
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1,268
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0.77
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Antonio Wohlers
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Productivity and Work Party
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1,102
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0.67
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Rigoberto Palacios
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Encuentro por Guatemala
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974
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0.59
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Adolfo Monterroso
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Unidos
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843
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0.51
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Edgar Sosa
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National Change Union
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814
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0.50
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Luciano Boror
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Convergence
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629
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0.38
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| Invalid/blank votes
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9,623
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| Total
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173,740
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| Registered voters/turnout
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264,762
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65.62
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| Source: Supreme Electoral Tribunal
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