Fusagasugá City Council elections

1988 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 1988 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 13 March 1988, in accordance with Legislative Act 01 1986.^[1] In this election were elected the first mayors through popular vote.^[2]

1990 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 1990 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 11 March 1990. Senators, representatives, deputies, councilors and mayors were elected.^[3]^[4]^[5]

1992 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 1992 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 8 March 1992.^[6]^[7]

1994 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 1994 Fusagasugá City Council election in Fusagasugá, Colombia, was held on Sunday, 30 October 1994. According to Law 163 /94, elections of governors, mayors, deputies, town councilors, and aldermen or members of local administrative bodies, will be held on the last Sunday of October.^[8]^[9] At stake were all 15 seats in the City Council.^[10]

1997 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 1997 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 26 October 1997. According to Law 163 /94, elections of governors, mayors, deputies, town councilors and aldermen or members of local administrative bodies, will be held on the last Sunday of October.^[11]^[12] At stake were all 15 seats in the City Council.^[13]

2000 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 2000 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on Sunday, 29 October 2000, to elect the City Council. At stake were all 15 seats in the City Council.^[14] The Liberal Party has held to Luis Cifuentes as President of Council from 2001 to 2002. The next President of Council was Chipatecua until his death in November 2002.^[15]

Results

← Summary of the 29 October 2000 Fusagasugá City Council election results →
Party		Vote			Seats

Party		Votes	%	±pp	Won	+/−
	Liberal Party			1	1
	Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)	0.000	0,0	New	1	-
	Colombian Conservative Party	0.000	0,0	-	0	±0

Total		-	-		15	±0

2003 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 2003 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 26 October 2003, to elect the first City Council since the 2002 reform (Legislative Act 2002). At stake were all 17 seats in the City Council.^[16]^[17]

Results

← Summary of the 28 October 2003 Fusagasugá City Council election results^[18]^[19]^[20]^[21]^[22]^[23] →
Party		Vote			Seats

Party		Votes	%	±pp	Won	+/−
	We are Colombia	5,677	16.36		4	±0
	Citizen Formers	5,247	15.12		4
	Alternative Democratic Pole (POLO)	4,388	12.64		3	±0
	New Liberalism (Colombia)	4,346	12.52		3	±0
	Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)	1,793	5.17		1	±0
	Democratic Unity Party (Colombia)	1,747	5.03		1	±0
	Colombian Liberal Party (L)	1,280	3.69		1
	National Movement (Colombia)	1,226	3.53		0	±0
	"Go Colombia"	638	1.84		0	±0
	Colombian Conservative Party (C)	595	1.71		0
	Citizens' Convergence	458	1.32		0	±0

Parties with less of 1% of the vote		1,057	3.04	–	±0
	New Party	292	0.84		±0
	Team Colombia	283	0.82		±0
	Living Colombia Movement	226	0.65		±0
	Christian National Party (Colombia)	196	0.56		±0
	Progressive National Movement	60	0.17		±0

	Blank ballots	2 216	6.39

Total		30 668	88.38	17	±0

Valid votes		30 668	88.38
Invalid votes		4 034	6.43
Votes cast / turnout		34 702	55.29
Abstentions		28 063	44.71
Registered voters		62 765

Source: RNEC^{[permanent dead link]}

2007 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 2007 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 28 October 2007, to elect the second City Council since the 2002 reform (Legislative Act 2002). At stake were all 17 seats in the City Council.^[24]

Results

← Summary of the 28 October 2007 Fusagasugá City Council election results^[25] →
Party		Vote			Seats

Party		Votes	%	±pp	Won	+/−
	Colombian Liberal Party (L)	5 796	13.08	9.39	3	2
	"U" Party (U)	5 452	12.30	New	3	3
	Radical Change Party (CR)	3 641	8.22	New	2	2
	Social Afrocolombian Alliance (ASA)	3 522	7.95	New	2	2
	Democratic Colombia Party (DEMO)	3 190	7.20	New	1	1
	Alternative Democratic Pole (POLO)	2 998	6.76	5.88	1	2
	Citizens' Convergence (CONV)	2 325	5.25	3.93	1	1
	Green Party (Colombia) (VERDE)	2 306	5.20	New	1	1
	Afrocolombian National Party (AFRO)	2 177	4.91	New	1	1
	Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)	2 124	4.79	0.38	1	±0
	Liberal Opening Movement (AL)	1 737	3.92	New	1	1

Parties with 4.21% of the vote		1 869	4.21	–	±0
	Colombian Conservative Party (C)	1 353	3.05	1.34
	Indigenous Social Alliance Movement (ASI)	516	1.16

	Blank ballots	2 356	5.32	1.07

Total		39 493	89.11		17	±0

Valid votes		39 493	89.11	0.73
Invalid votes		4 827	10.89	0.73
Votes cast / turnout		44 320	62.24	6.96
Abstentions		26 892	37.76	6.96
Registered voters		71 212

Source: RNEC

City council seats

L			17.65%
U			17.65%
CR			11.76%
ASA			11.76%
DEMO			5.88%
POLO			5.88%
CONV			5.88%
VERDE			5.88%
AFRO			5.88%
MIRA			5.88%
AL			5.88%

2011 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 2011 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on Sunday, 30 October 2011, to elect the third City Council since the 2002 reform (Legislative Act 2002). At stake were all 17 seats in the City Council.^[26]

Results

← Summary of the 30 October 2011 Fusagasugá City Council election results.^[27] →
Party		Vote			Seats

Party		Votes	%	±pp	Won	+/−
	"U" Party (U)	8 438	18.91	6.61	4	1
	Colombian Liberal Party (L)	6 911	15.49	2.41	3	±0
	Radical Change Party (CR)	4 741	10.63	2.41	2	±0
	Colombian Conservative Party (C)	3 944	8.84	5.79	2	2
	Green Party (Colombia) (VERDE)	3 588	8.04	2.84	1	±0
	Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)	2 886	6.47	1.68	1	±0
	Alternative Democratic Pole (POLO)	2 591	5.80	0.96	1	±0
	National Integration Party (Colombia) (PIN)	2 560	5.73	New	1	1
	Mio Party (MIO)	1 955	4.38	New	1	1
	Afrovides Movement	1 832	4.10	New	1	1

	Indigenous Authorities of Colombia (AICO)	1 722	3.86	New	0	±0

Parties with less than 3% of the vote		961	2.15	–	0	±0
	Indigenous Social Alliance Movement (ASI)	961	2.15	New	0	±0

	Blank ballots	2 471	5.54	0.22

Total		44 600	100.00		17	±0

Valid votes		44 600	91.90	2.79
Invalid votes		2 031	4.18	-
Unmarked votes		1 901	3.92	-
Votes cast / turnout		48 532	58.70	3.54
Abstentions		34.142	41.30	3.54
Registered voters		82 674

Source: RNEC

City council seats

U			23.53%
L			17.65%
CR			11.76%
C			11.76%
VERDE			5.88%
MIRA			5.88%
POLO			5.88%
PIN			5.88%
MIO			5.88%
AFRO			5.88%

Aldermen election

On Fusagasugá is divided six comunes and five townships, every commune and township elect seven aldermen who conform the Local Administrator Council. The table shows the potential voters for every district.

District		2011^[28]		2011 Votes cast^[29]
District		Number	%	Number	%
	North Commune	9,577	13.05%	5,910	61.71%
	East Commune	11,441	15.59%	6,811	59.53%
	Center Commune^{[Note 1]}	14,751	20.10%	8,918	60.45%
	South-East Commune	10,591	14.43%	6,769	63.91%
	West Commune	10,593	14.43%	5,866	55.37%
	South-West Commune	5,929	8.07%	3,732	62.94%
	Commune: Total	62,882	85.69%	38,006	60.44%
	North Township	1,154	1.57%	673	58.31%
	East Township	1,591	2.16%	779	48.96%
	West Township	2,457	3.34%	1,362	55.43%
	Southeast Township	2,143	2.92%	1,368	63.83%
	Southwest Township	3,155	4.29%	1,726	54.70%
	Township: Total	10,500	14.30%	5,908	56.26%
	Total	73,382	100.00%	43,914	59.84%

2015 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 2015 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 25 October 2015, to elect the fourth City Council since the 2002 reform (Legislative Act 2002). At stake were all 17 seats in the City Council.^[30] There are twenty polling stations authorized by the Registradury.^[31]

Results

← Summary of the 25 October 2015 Fusagasugá City Council election results.^[32] →
Party		Vote			Seats

Party		Votes	%	±bp	Won	+/−
	"U" Party (U)	8.556	16,8	210	3	1
	Colombian Liberal Party (L)	7.653	15,0	45	3	±0
	Democratic Center	5.604	11,0	New	2	2
	Radical Change Party (CR)	5.272	10,4	27	2	±0
	Colombian Conservative Party (C)	3.595	7,1	178	1	1
	Indigenous Social Alliance Movement (ASI)	3.013	5,9	377	1	1
	Green Party (Colombia) (VERDE)	2.926	5,8	229	1	±0
	Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)	2.893	5,7	78	1	±0
	Alternative Democratic Pole (POLO)	2.598	5,1	70	1	±0
	MAIS	2.515	4,9	New	1	1
	Civic Option (PIN)	2.367	4,7	109	1	±0

Parties with less than 3% of the vote		0	-	-	-	-

	Blank ballots	3,884	7.6	209
Total		50,876	100%		17	±0

Valid votes		50.876	92,6	75
Invalid votes		2.101	3,8	36
Unmarked votes		1.938	3,5	39

Votes cast / turnout		54.915	57,5	120
Abstentions		40.662	42,5	120
Registered voters		95,577 ^[33]	100%	15.6%^[34]

Source: RNEC^{[permanent dead link]}

Vote share

U			16.82%
L			15.04%
CD			11.02%
CR			10.36%
C			7.07%
ASI			5.92%
VERDE			5.75%
MIRA			5.69%
POLO			5.11%
MAIS			4.94%
PIN			4.65%
Blank votes			7.6%

City council seats

U			17.65%
L			17.65%
CD			11.76%
CR			11.76%
C			5.88%
ASI			5.88%
VERDE			5.88%
MIRA			5.88%
POLO			5.88%
MAIS			5.88%
PIN			5.88%

Polling vote

Polling Vote
Zone	Code	Name polling vote	Address	Potential women	Potential men	Potential voters	Voting	Comune
01	1	Escuela Julio Sabogal	Cl 3 # 8 - 34-comuna Norte	4	3	7	2	North
02	2	Colegio Jose Celestino Mutis	Kr 1 Este # 23 - 03 Comuna Suroriental	3	2	4	1	South East
01	6	Colegio Santander	Cl 9 # 8-47-comuna Centro	6	2	8	2	Center
99	30	Cucharal	Escuela Cucharal - Corregimiento Occidental	2	2	4	1	C. West
99	01	La Aguadita	Salón Comunal La Aguadita	702	702	1	1
90	01	Colegio Teodoro Aya Villaveces	Carrera 6 Con Calle 16	4	4	9	2	East
01	4	Escuela Gustavo Vega	Cl 2 # 2-25 Este Comuna Oriental	2	1	3	1	East
99	50	La Puerta (Chinauta)	Colegio Luis Carlos GalÁn- correg Sur	1	2	3	1	C. South
02	5	Escuela Refugio Infantil	Km 3 Vía A Melgar	3	2	5	1
01	2	Colegio Accion Comunal	Kr 1ª # 8-08 Norte-comuna Norte	2	2	4	1	North
99	36	Bochica (Latrinidad)	Escuela La Trinidad	1	1	2	1
02	3	Universidad de Cundinamarca	Dg. 18 # 20 - 29 - Comuna Occidental	4	3	6	2	West
99	25	Pekin Primer Sector	Oficina De La Corregidura	971	950	2	1
02	1	Escuela Fusacatan	Kr 4ª#20-21-comuna Sur Oriental	4	5	10	2	South East
98	01	Carcel Circuito Judicial	Kr 8ª # 7 - 51	19	125	144	1
01	5	Parroquia Ntra.sra.de Belen	Cl 7 # 5-20 Comuna Centro	5	3	7	2	Center
02	6	Polideportivo Ebenezer	Cl 18 - Kr 52 - SalÓn Comunal Ebenezer	2	1	3	1	South West
01	3	Coliseo Futsal Coburgo	Carrera 3 No. 14a - 68	2	7	9	2	East
99	38	El Triunfo (Boquerón)	Salon Comunal de Boquerón	472	519	991	1
02	4	Colegio Ricaurte	Diagonal 21 No. 17a - 41	4	2	6	2	West

2019 Fusagasugá City Council election

The 2019 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on Sunday, 27 October 2019, to elect the fifth City Council since the 2002 reform (Legislative Act 2002). At stake were all 17 seats in the City Council.^[35] There are twenty polling stations authorized by the Registradury.^[36]

Results

← Summary of the 27 October 2015 Fusagasugá City Council election results.^[37] →
Party		Vote			Seats		Diff

Party		Votes	%	±bp	Won	±	±votes
	"U" Party (U)	9.061	15,8	100	3	±0	566
	Democratic Center	6.666	11,7	72	2	±0	1.163
	Colombian Liberal Party (L)	5.418	9,4	564	2	1	2.228
	Colombian Conservative Party (C)	5.019	8,8	173	2	1	1.478
	Green Party (Colombia) (VERDE)	4.836	8,5	273	2	1	1.965
	Radical Change Party (CR)	4.346	7,5	285	1	1	940
	MAIS	3.807	6,6	161	1	±0	1.265
	Alternative Democratic Pole (POLO)	3.134	5,4	26	1	±0	500
	Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)	2.843	4,9	74	1	±0	39
	Indigenous Social Alliance Movement (ASI)	2.353	4,2	169	1	±0	573
	REN	1.711	3,0	New	0

Parties with less than 3% of the vote		3.391	5.9	-	-	-	-
	ADA	1.260	2,2	New	0
	AICO	946	1,6	New	0
	Justa Libres Colombia	865	1,5	New	0
	PRE	334	0,6	New	0

	Blank ballots	4.770	8.3	64			886
Total votes		57.369	100%		17	±0	6.799

Valid votes		57.369	92,9	24
Invalid votes		1.753	2,8	130	^[38]
Unmarked votes		2.680	4,3	47	^[39]

Votes cast / turnout		61.802	58,4	93	^[40]
Abstentions		44.555	41,6	93	^[41]
Registered voters		106.357 ^[42]	100%	^[43]^[34]

Source: RNEC^{[permanent dead link]}

Vote share

U			15.82%
CD			11.73%
L			9.41%
C			8.80%
VERDE			8.48%
CR			7.51%
MAIS			6.55%
POLO			5.37%
MIRA			4.95%
ASI			4.23%
REN			3.00%
ADA			2.17%
AICO			1.62%
LIB			1.47%
PRE			0.61%
Blank votes			8.3%

City council seats

U			17.65%
CD			17.65%
L			11.76%
C			11.76%
V			11.76%
CR			5.88%
MAIS			5.88%
POLO			5.88%
MIRA			5.88%
ASI			5.88%

Polling vote

Polling Vote
Zone	Code	Name polling vote	Address	Potential women	Potential men	Potential voters	Voting	Comune
02	04	Colegio Ricaurte	Diagonal 21 No. 17a - 41	4	2	6	2	West
02	05	Universidad de Cundinamarca	Dg. 18 # 20 - 29	4	3	6	2	West
01	1	Escuela Julio Sabogal	Cl 3 # 8 - 34	4	3	7	2	North
02	2	Colegio Jose Celestino Mutis	Kr 1 Este # 23 - 03 Comuna Suroriental	3	2	4	1	South East
01	6	Colegio Santander	Cl 9 # 8-47	6	2	8	2	Center
99	30	Cucharal	Escuela Cucharal - Corregimiento Occidental	2	2	4	1	C. West
99	01	La Aguadita	Salón Comunal La Aguadita	702	702	1	1
90	01	Colegio Teodoro Aya Villaveces	Carrera 6 Con Calle 16	4	4	9	2	East
01	4	Escuela Gustavo Vega	Cl 2 # 2-25 Este	2	1	3	1	East
99	50	La Puerta (Chinauta)	Colegio Luis Carlos GalÁn- correg Sur	1	2	3	1	C. South
02	05	Escuela Refugio Infantil	Km 3 Vía A Melgar	3	2	5	1
01	02	Colegio Accion Comunal	Kr 1ª # 8-08 Norte	2	2	4	1	North
99	36	Bochica (Latrinidad)	Escuela La Trinidad	1	1	2	1
99	25	Pekin Primer Sector	Oficina De La Corregidura	971	950	2	1
02	1	Escuela Fusacatan	Kr 4 20-21	4	5	10	2	South East
98	01	Carcel Circuito Judicial	Kr 8ª # 7 - 51	19	125	144	1
01	5	Parroquia Ntra.sra.de Belen	Cl 7 # 5-20	5	3	7	2	Center
02	6	Polideportivo Ebenezer	Cl 18 - Kr 52 Comunal Place Ebenezer	2	1	3	1	South West
01	3	Coliseo Futsal Coburgo	Carrera 3 No. 14a - 68	2	7	9	2	East
99	38	El Triunfo (Boquerón)	Comunal Place Boquerón	47.200	51.900	99.100	-
02	04	Colegio Ricaurte	Diagonal 21 No. 17a - 41	4	2	6	2	West
00		TOTAL						106.

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^ 341
^ 722
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^ 10,1% (10.780)

Notes

^ The most density commune

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[2] Legislative Act 01 1986 (Diario Oficial 37304 ed.). Bogotá DC. 10 January 1986. Retrieved 15 October 2015.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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[6] "Fusagasugá City Council". Eltiempo. 8 August 1992. Retrieved 15 October 2015.

[7] "Yesterday's elections". Eltiempo. 9 March 1998. Retrieved 15 October 2015.

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[9] Law 163 /94. Bogotá. 31 August 1994. Retrieved 14 October 2015.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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[12] Law 163 /94. Bogotá. 31 August 1994. Retrieved 14 October 2015.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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[RNEC2007-24] "Res. No. 0373 of 2007 (31 January)". 2007. Archived from the original on 2015-06-21. Retrieved 21 June 2015.

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[note2015-34] Potential Consultations April 2015 Archived 2015-07-09 at the Wayback Machine Before 93,826 voter

[note2-35] Growth according to the 2011 elections

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[40] 722

[41] 7.180(11,6%)

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[note2019-43] Potential Consultations April 2015 Archived 2015-07-09 at the Wayback Machine Before 95.577 voter

[44] 10,1% (10.780)

[30] The most density commune

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