Alajuela (Legislative Assembly constituency)

Alajuela
Constituency
for the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Location of Alajuela within Costa Rica
ProvinceAlajuela
Population1,035,464 (2022)[1]
Electorate679,844 (2022)
Area9,772 km2 (2024)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1949
Seats
List
  • 11 (2002–present)
  • 10 (1966–2002)
  • 11 (1962–1966)
  • 8 (1953–1962)
  • 10 (1949–1953)
Deputies[3]
List
  •   Dinorah Barquero Barquero (PLN)
  •   Leslye Rubén Bojorges León (PUSC)
  •   José Joaquín Hernández Rojas (PLN)
  •   Olga Lidia Morera Arrieta (PNR)
  •   María Marta Padilla Bonilla (Ind)
  •   Jorge Antonio Rojas López (PPSD)
  •   María Daniela Rojas Salas (PUSC)
  •   Monserrat Ruiz Guevara (PLN)
  •   José Pablo Sibaja Jiménez (PNR)
  •   Luis Diego Vargas Rodríguez (Ind)
  •   Priscilla Vindas Salazar (FA)

Alajuela is one of the seven multi-member constituencies of the Legislative Assembly, the national legislature of Costa Rica. The constituency was established in 1949 when the Legislative Assembly was established by the modified constitution imposed by the Figueres dictatorship. It is conterminous with the province of Alajuela. The constituency currently elects 11 of the 57 members of the Legislative Assembly using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2022 general election it had 679,844 registered electors.

Electoral system

Alajuela currently elects 11 of the 57 members of the Legislative Assembly using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system.[4][5] Seats are allocated using the largest remainder method using the Hare quota (cociente).[6][7] Only parties that receive at least 50% of the Hare quota (subcociente) compete for remainder seats.[8][9] Any seats remaining unfilled after allocation using the quotient system are distributed amongst parties that surpassed the subcociente, is descending order of their total votes in the constituency.[10] The latter process is repeated until all the seats in the constituency are filled.[11]

Election results

Summary

Election United People
PU / IU / CC2000 /
PASO		 Broad Front
FA		 Patriotic Alliance
AP / PADA		 Citizens' Action
PAC		 National Republican
PRN / PR / PRI / PC		 National Liberation
PLN / PSD		 Social Christian Unity
PUSC / CU / PDC		 National Unification
PUN / PUN		 National Integration
PIN		 Libertarian Movement
PML		 Social Democratic
Progress
PPSD		 National Restoration
PRN
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
2022 1,753 0.42% 0 28,645 6.86% 1 7,414 1.78% 0 108,377 25.97% 3 47,434 11.37% 2 6,019 1.44% 0 2,623 0.63% 0 78,496 18.81% 2 6,827 1.64% 0
2018 11,982 2.85% 0 73,436 17.46% 2 91,520 21.76% 3 60,235 14.32% 2 30,612 7.28% 1 6,557 1.56% 0 86,719 20.62% 2
2014 56,012 14.03% 2 2,261 0.57% 0 100,572 25.20% 3 109,409 27.41% 4 32,934 8.25% 1 2,119 0.53% 0 30,661 7.68% 1 12,884 3.23% 0
2010 4,835 1.32% 0 6,922 1.89% 0 72,880 19.94% 2 139,515 38.17% 5 23,746 6.50% 1 1,314 0.36% 0 60,198 16.47% 2
2006 791 0.26% 0 7,867 2.56% 0 85,277 27.74% 4 114,567 37.27% 5 21,257 6.92% 1 1,397 0.45% 0 24,021 7.81% 1
2002 1,784 0.62% 0 59,414 20.68% 2 87,534 30.47% 4 86,760 30.20% 4 4,117 1.43% 0 21,535 7.50% 1
1998 1,043 0.41% 0 6,614 2.59% 0 90,809 35.52% 4 104,547 40.89% 4 3,329 1.30% 0 3,577 1.40% 0
1994 11,630 4.33% 0 124,538 46.36% 5 110,839 41.26% 5
1990 3,469 1.43% 0 7,330 3.02% 0 105,608 43.47% 5 113,942 46.90% 5
1986 2,581 1.23% 0 4,324 2.06% 0 104,726 49.86% 5 88,240 42.01% 5
1982 5,517 3.25% 0 12,486 7.37% 1 94,080 55.50% 6 51,018 30.10% 3
1978 6,217 4.24% 0 62,835 42.85% 5 67,698 46.17% 5 6,251 4.26% 0
1974 2,253 1.92% 0 3,152 2.69% 0 51,895 44.32% 5 955 0.82% 0 29,381 25.09% 3
1970 2,300 2.41% 0 49,958 52.31% 6 1,326 1.39% 0 36,753 38.49% 4
1966 37,966 49.22% 5 34,382 44.57% 5
1962 19,438 28.00% 3 34,910 50.29% 6 11,796 16.99% 2
1958 6,701 17.05% 2 19,777 50.33% 4 9,519 24.22% 2
1953 22,770 67.81% 6 1,927 5.74% 0
1949 1 1 7

Detailed

2020s

2022

Results of the 2022 general election held on 6 February 2022:[12][13]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás Río
Cuarto		 San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Sarchí Upala Zarcero
National Liberation Party PLN 33,747 3,218 9,902 2,008 1,511 6,602 2,569 4,433 4,763 1,522 20,843 979 8,357 1,514 3,554 2,855 108,377 25.97% 3
Social Democratic Progress Party PPSD 22,943 3,478 6,814 794 1,470 4,042 1,259 3,217 2,399 741 17,528 388 9,191 1,093 1,919 1,220 78,496 18.81% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 14,013 2,209 5,886 699 759 2,349 1,556 1,692 1,953 358 4,708 439 4,796 1,944 3,296 777 47,434 11.37% 2
New Republic Party PNR 14,788 1,205 3,479 1,102 1,052 1,986 917 1,290 1,913 504 9,256 216 3,326 883 2,864 331 45,112 10.81% 2
Progressive Liberal Party PLP 15,208 1,085 3,446 104 98 1,446 632 3,894 1,428 96 4,575 140 3,163 433 411 435 36,594 8.77% 1
Broad Front FA 9,631 1,192 2,467 137 257 1,681 650 1,794 1,132 130 3,527 211 4,300 595 476 465 28,645 6.86% 1
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC 2,787 162 503 769 62 246 73 253 386 45 1,590 30 361 64 277 62 7,670 1.84% 0
Citizens' Action Party PAC 2,281 271 460 73 64 751 87 370 208 59 1,456 25 824 122 285 78 7,414 1.78% 0
National Restoration Party PRN 2,268 155 453 104 114 276 114 294 236 62 1,734 42 521 104 302 48 6,827 1.64% 0
National Integration Party PIN 962 137 227 72 97 144 46 336 70 18 903 17 2,746 39 138 67 6,019 1.44% 0
Liberal Union Party UL 1,333 78 285 44 41 185 49 213 144 25 546 10 1,511 50 103 50 4,667 1.12% 0
A Just Costa Rica CRJ 919 101 405 86 109 136 78 889 117 28 839 46 600 52 112 31 4,548 1.09% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 1,871 129 351 44 26 187 110 169 203 24 544 28 535 75 128 50 4,474 1.07% 0
New Generation Party PNG 1,531 108 270 35 84 123 169 118 112 24 995 80 388 49 85 53 4,224 1.01% 0
We Are 490 97 196 4 10 232 110 63 97 73 272 115 252 1,685 21 280 3,997 0.96% 0
Costa Rican Social
Democratic Movement		 PMSDC 1,092 47 1,402 28 41 148 23 81 83 31 410 18 232 36 78 25 3,775 0.90% 0
National Force Party PFN 1,101 268 234 30 46 142 113 128 106 84 447 27 249 66 98 42 3,181 0.76% 0
United We Can UP 860 65 132 38 19 71 36 58 156 19 788 6 303 33 50 58 2,692 0.65% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 786 67 208 21 30 114 50 126 83 20 284 16 286 465 45 22 2,623 0.63% 0
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 494 23 85 33 67 99 28 54 42 19 934 8 180 25 199 21 2,311 0.55% 0
Costa Rican Social Justice Party JSC 743 106 143 15 55 87 39 99 94 13 316 12 187 27 107 20 2,063 0.49% 0
United People PU 356 38 700 12 78 35 8 49 36 5 154 4 195 28 34 21 1,753 0.42% 0
Our People Party PNP 450 54 43 61 27 31 41 50 32 20 408 8 126 37 42 15 1,445 0.35% 0
Workers' Party PT 360 27 78 6 107 56 17 76 35 10 244 5 172 21 30 23 1,267 0.30% 0
National Encounter Party PEN 271 21 155 33 19 48 10 43 26 7 187 11 106 22 101 17 1,077 0.26% 0
Costa Rican Democratic Union PUCD 182 13 55 13 12 20 13 10 13 4 103 0 63 11 90 6 608 0.15% 0
Valid votes 131,467 14,354 38,379 6,365 6,255 21,237 8,797 19,799 15,867 3,941 73,591 2,881 42,970 9,473 14,845 7,072 417,293 100.00% 11
Blank votes 901 88 330 119 111 215 60 184 125 49 672 39 490 90 250 81 3,804 0.89%
Rejected votes – other 1,255 104 335 114 86 227 101 200 147 49 779 26 475 74 258 67 4,297 1.01%
Total polled 133,623 14,546 39,044 6,598 6,452 21,679 8,958 20,183 16,139 4,039 75,042 2,946 43,935 9,637 15,353 7,220 425,394 62.57%
Registered electors 215,738 21,886 56,993 11,919 13,869 33,531 16,820 30,113 23,616 6,780 118,361 5,007 68,598 15,414 31,777 9,422 679,844
Turnout 61.94% 66.46% 68.51% 55.36% 46.52% 64.65% 53.26% 67.02% 68.34% 59.57% 63.40% 58.84% 64.05% 62.52% 48.31% 76.63% 62.57%

The following candidates were elected:[14] Dinorah Barquero Barquero (PLN); Leslye Rubén Bojorges León (PUSC); José Joaquín Hernández Rojas (PLN); Olga Lidia Morera Arrieta (PNR); María Marta Padilla Bonilla (PPSD); Jorge Antonio Rojas López (PPSD); María Daniela Rojas Salas (PUSC); Monserrat Ruiz Guevara (PLN); José Pablo Sibaja Jiménez (PNR); Luis Diego Vargas Rodríguez (PLP); and Priscilla Vindas Salazar (FA).

2010s

2018

Results of the 2018 general election held on 4 February 2018:[15][16]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Sarchí Upala Zarcero
National Liberation Party PLN 31,298 2,450 7,573 1,667 1,100 4,660 2,399 4,482 3,378 14,456 825 9,705 3,620 1,725 2,182 91,520 21.76% 3
National Restoration Party PRN 28,939 2,071 8,610 1,848 1,426 2,988 1,769 2,743 2,975 19,343 291 6,798 4,321 1,893 704 86,719 20.62% 2
Citizens' Action Party PAC 23,361 3,123 7,778 348 640 4,094 1,028 4,364 2,864 11,043 257 10,195 1,535 1,504 1,302 73,436 17.46% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 17,266 3,282 5,758 737 1,220 3,719 1,979 4,191 2,211 9,918 897 3,499 2,011 1,998 1,549 60,235 14.32% 2
National Integration Party PIN 9,692 937 2,721 322 545 1,696 688 1,645 1,076 5,427 165 3,521 992 817 368 30,612 7.28% 1
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC 5,498 521 2,737 466 345 1,413 403 726 698 3,590 161 2,320 546 489 324 20,237 4.81% 1
Broad Front FA 3,375 575 1,012 102 237 606 201 971 434 1,975 78 1,584 357 263 212 11,982 2.85% 0
New Generation Party PNG 2,259 190 955 459 56 299 91 312 322 1,427 22 2,928 352 97 77 9,846 2.34% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 3,545 219 600 104 65 238 208 221 716 1,895 38 496 183 131 78 8,737 2.08% 0
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 2,259 185 841 145 160 429 148 293 314 1,149 28 537 392 204 70 7,154 1.70% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 1,929 342 575 97 128 1,129 144 265 308 849 118 515 447 131 60 7,037 1.67% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 2,171 437 500 77 88 267 109 315 240 875 43 831 240 278 86 6,557 1.56% 0
Progressive Liberal Party PLP 979 63 1,787 15 23 110 21 93 59 268 5 156 55 46 13 3,693 0.88% 0
Workers' Party PT 683 82 195 22 298 146 45 164 79 482 9 416 85 63 47 2,816 0.67% 0
Valid votes 133,254 14,477 41,642 6,409 6,331 21,794 9,233 20,785 15,674 72,697 2,937 43,501 15,136 9,639 7,072 420,581 100.00% 11
Blank votes 482 77 243 66 61 151 41 130 76 427 17 358 200 62 38 2,429 0.57%
Rejected votes – other 1,525 152 447 121 104 258 127 260 177 971 39 506 310 105 73 5,175 1.21%
Total polled 135,261 14,706 42,332 6,596 6,496 22,203 9,401 21,175 15,927 74,095 2,993 44,365 15,646 9,806 7,183 428,185 67.86%
Registered electors 201,480 20,429 59,285 10,970 12,152 31,782 15,594 28,973 21,821 108,240 4,602 63,586 28,352 14,668 9,056 630,990
Turnout 67.13% 71.99% 71.40% 60.13% 53.46% 69.86% 60.29% 73.09% 72.99% 68.45% 65.04% 69.77% 55.18% 66.85% 79.32% 67.86%

The following candidates were elected:[17] Ignacio Alberto Alpízar Castro (PRN); Luis Ramón Carranza Cascante (PAC); Nidia Lorena Céspedes Cisneros (PRN); María José Corrales Chacón (PLN); Dragos Dolanescu Valenciano (PRSC); Carolina Hidalgo Herrera (PAC); Erwen Masís Castro (PUSC); Erick Rodríguez Steller (PIN); María Inés Solís Quirós (PUSC); Roberto Thompson (PLN); and Daniel Isaac Ulate Valenciano (PLN).

2014

Results of the 2014 general election held on 2 February 2014:[18][19]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Sarchí Upala Zarcero
National Liberation Party PLN 31,206 3,227 11,934 2,100 1,473 6,145 3,275 8,148 4,025 18,713 1,187 8,273 4,644 2,254 2,805 109,409 27.41% 4
Citizens' Action Party PAC 33,479 4,131 11,080 660 700 5,083 1,079 4,815 3,818 15,994 345 14,042 1,543 2,119 1,684 100,572 25.20% 3
Broad Front FA 16,511 1,925 5,090 650 1,263 3,411 1,085 3,609 1,886 8,356 390 7,586 2,111 1,358 781 56,012 14.03% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 10,612 1,284 3,196 922 735 1,790 1,714 934 943 5,216 301 2,054 1,634 959 640 32,934 8.25% 1
Libertarian Movement PML 10,429 558 2,949 548 574 1,668 442 546 1,465 5,371 200 2,902 1,577 1,150 282 30,661 7.68% 1
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 6,959 441 1,357 398 146 536 426 378 744 2,973 59 869 393 297 196 16,172 4.05% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 5,902 1,470 1,162 302 283 588 281 395 527 3,003 79 947 475 311 80 15,805 3.96% 0
National Restoration Party PRN 5,005 244 1,424 273 242 685 291 867 543 1,363 49 872 377 561 88 12,884 3.23% 0
New Homeland Party PPN 2,088 208 768 84 275 308 97 465 384 3,963 52 2,942 160 116 174 12,084 3.03% 0
Workers' Party PT 958 68 208 49 235 183 33 112 102 497 13 387 123 61 32 3,061 0.77% 0
New Generation Party PNG 1,001 95 245 47 65 116 46 113 84 776 16 255 33 69 43 3,004 0.75% 0
Patriotic Alliance AP 681 51 107 24 18 42 14 58 52 212 24 180 750 25 23 2,261 0.57% 0
National Advance PAN 553 39 242 80 53 115 24 59 50 720 6 104 45 55 30 2,175 0.54% 0
National Integration Party PIN 404 274 116 15 42 717 21 27 59 155 31 113 27 98 20 2,119 0.53% 0
Valid votes 125,788 14,015 39,878 6,152 6,104 21,387 8,828 20,526 14,682 67,312 2,752 41,526 13,892 9,433 6,878 399,153 100.00% 11
Blank votes 575 92 225 67 74 166 57 135 84 421 20 355 210 74 62 2,617 0.64%
Rejected votes – other 1,897 150 542 153 124 343 122 291 220 964 39 587 360 140 66 5,998 1.47%
Total polled 128,260 14,257 40,645 6,372 6,302 21,896 9,007 20,952 14,986 68,697 2,811 42,468 14,462 9,647 7,006 407,768 70.61%
Registered electors 185,688 18,923 55,007 9,919 10,457 29,894 14,116 27,132 19,747 97,702 4,044 58,067 24,597 13,710 8,490 577,493
Turnout 69.07% 75.34% 73.89% 64.24% 60.27% 73.25% 63.81% 77.22% 75.89% 70.31% 69.51% 73.14% 58.80% 70.36% 82.52% 70.61%

The following candidates were elected:[20] José Alberto Alfaro Jiménez (PML); Edgardo Araya Sibaja (FA); Michael Jake Arce Sancho (PLN); Javier Cambronero Arguedas (PAC); Franklin Corella Vargas (PAC); Ligia Fallas Rodríguez (FA); Rolando González Ulloa (PLN); Nidia María Jiménez Vásquez (PAC); Rafael Ortiz Fábrega (PUSC); Silvia Vanessa Sánchez Venegas (PLN); and Aracelli Segura Retana (PLN).

2010

Results of the 2010 general election held on 7 February 2010:[21][22]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 43,565 2,789 4,328 13,860 2,122 2,126 7,505 3,915 6,986 5,316 23,764 1,060 12,914 7,287 1,978 139,515 38.17% 5
Citizens' Action Party PAC 20,680 1,766 3,136 6,906 688 1,245 4,261 846 4,224 2,075 13,446 234 10,697 1,907 769 72,880 19.94% 2
Libertarian Movement PML 20,442 588 1,448 5,800 720 1,000 3,721 1,335 2,131 2,758 10,124 471 3,611 1,398 4,651 60,198 16.47% 2
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 14,201 335 1,895 3,515 299 254 1,131 642 1,413 1,367 3,003 112 2,180 392 336 31,075 8.50% 1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 8,020 426 935 2,180 1,262 443 1,577 1,048 869 740 2,928 353 1,787 633 545 23,746 6.50% 1
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 3,679 95 355 1,442 262 323 654 360 698 343 3,694 179 3,422 298 352 16,156 4.42% 0
National Restoration Party of Alajuela PRN 2,590 41 140 861 18 38 250 33 256 213 2,353 17 221 59 208 7,298 2.00% 0
Patriotic Alliance AP 1,144 228 359 678 28 90 165 22 979 88 582 111 2,062 345 41 6,922 1.89% 0
Broad Front FA 1,809 55 210 463 41 42 268 55 434 150 503 20 628 105 52 4,835 1.32% 0
Alajuelan Familiar Force Party FFA 553 5 28 170 10 5 52 77 20 243 161 6 118 146 15 1,609 0.44% 0
National Integration Party PIN 600 13 58 127 12 11 56 14 62 50 118 7 147 23 16 1,314 0.36% 0
Valid votes 117,283 6,341 12,892 36,002 5,462 5,577 19,640 8,347 18,072 13,343 60,676 2,570 37,787 12,593 8,963 365,548 100.00% 11
Blank votes 915 64 166 394 99 84 258 73 265 127 673 39 506 223 66 3,952 1.05%
Rejected votes – other 1,619 56 178 437 139 139 283 138 299 165 921 60 535 318 125 5,412 1.44%
Total polled 119,817 6,461 13,236 36,833 5,700 5,800 20,181 8,558 18,636 13,635 62,270 2,669 38,828 13,134 9,154 374,912 71.52%
Registered electors 170,966 7,844 17,379 50,109 8,729 9,004 27,740 12,685 24,911 17,866 86,525 3,798 52,853 21,183 12,623 524,215
Turnout 70.08% 82.37% 76.16% 73.51% 65.30% 64.42% 72.75% 67.47% 74.81% 76.32% 71.97% 70.27% 73.46% 62.00% 72.52% 71.52%

The following candidates were elected:[23] Juan Bosco Acevedo Hurtado (PLN); Edgar Araya Pineda (PLN); Víctor Danilo Cubero Corrales (PML); María Julia Fonseca Solano (PLN); Fabio Molina Rojas (PLN); Nestor Manrique Oviedo Guzmán (PAC); José Joaquín Porras Contreras (PASE); Pilar Porras Zúñiga (PLN); Luis Alberto Rojas Valerio (PUSC); María Jeannette Ruiz Delgado (PAC); and Mireya Zamora Alvarado (PML).

2000s

2006

Results of the 2006 general election held on 5 February 2006:[24][25]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 36,960 2,031 3,190 12,135 1,846 1,728 6,781 3,849 5,761 4,848 18,189 973 9,446 4,656 2,174 114,567 37.27% 5
Citizens' Action Party PAC 29,618 1,812 3,654 8,832 744 1,438 4,494 1,603 3,808 3,315 14,158 381 8,396 1,957 1,067 85,277 27.74% 4
Libertarian Movement PML 9,353 194 486 2,185 178 157 1,995 348 822 1,049 2,974 116 1,233 293 2,638 24,021 7.81% 1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 7,117 272 681 2,806 685 412 808 675 615 608 2,711 338 1,753 1,218 558 21,257 6.92% 1
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 3,218 55 400 1,560 409 274 692 188 632 388 1,789 103 1,950 870 340 12,868 4.19% 0
Agrarian Labour Action Party PALA 718 844 1,296 1,104 221 209 426 32 268 132 4,154 240 1,498 391 180 11,713 3.81% 0
Alajuelense Democratic Action Party PADA 1,328 87 115 270 41 46 230 27 612 127 495 17 4,332 86 54 7,867 2.56% 0
National Union Party PUN 1,391 52 139 371 78 116 576 115 1,779 148 1,852 41 959 59 153 7,829 2.55% 0
Union for Change Party PUPC 4,213 50 304 428 34 31 184 149 474 200 826 21 280 92 113 7,399 2.41% 0
Democratic Nationalist Alliance ADN 1,426 25 783 364 21 12 167 43 322 83 413 8 527 30 36 4,260 1.39% 0
Homeland First Party PPP 1,582 31 142 424 40 45 209 70 179 181 473 15 391 99 77 3,958 1.29% 0
Democratic Force FD 358 18 31 90 12 19 43 16 203 65 1,006 3 306 40 13 2,223 0.72% 0
Patriotic Union UP 562 40 81 116 16 16 84 8 67 69 695 5 132 48 14 1,953 0.64% 0
National Integration Party PIN 757 6 29 96 13 6 32 17 40 55 130 0 159 38 19 1,397 0.45% 0
United Left IU 433 7 26 62 6 6 23 14 37 22 44 4 72 13 22 791 0.26% 0
Valid votes 99,034 5,524 11,357 30,843 4,344 4,515 16,744 7,154 15,619 11,290 49,909 2,265 31,434 9,890 7,458 307,380 100.00% 11
Blank votes 655 45 118 294 84 70 177 42 206 82 488 30 371 169 76 2,907 0.92%
Rejected votes – other 1,858 87 191 480 160 137 323 142 357 165 1,127 72 873 360 143 6,475 2.04%
Total polled 101,547 5,656 11,666 31,617 4,588 4,722 17,244 7,338 16,182 11,537 51,524 2,367 32,678 10,419 7,677 316,762 67.99%
Registered electors 154,292 6,971 15,594 44,895 7,496 7,962 25,048 10,936 22,002 15,810 74,964 3,451 46,833 18,397 11,220 465,871
Turnout 65.81% 81.14% 74.81% 70.42% 61.21% 59.31% 68.84% 67.10% 73.55% 72.97% 68.73% 68.59% 69.78% 56.63% 68.42% 67.99%

The following candidates were elected:[25] Luis Carlos Araya Monge (PLN); Luis Antonio Barrantes Castro (PML); Sadie Bravo Pérez (PAC); Gladys González Barrantes (PLN); Nidia María González Morera (PAC); Salvador Quirós Conejo (PLN); Marvin Mauricio Rojas Rodríguez (PAC); José Joaquín Salazar Rojas (PAC); José Luis Valenciano Chávez (PLN); Lorena María Vázquez Badilla (PUSC); and Janina del Vecchio Ugalde (PLN).

2002

Results of the 2002 general election held on 3 February 2002:[26][27]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 25,104 1,607 2,684 7,248 1,700 1,398 5,207 2,724 6,943 2,981 15,190 783 8,040 4,139 1,786 87,534 30.47% 4
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 28,664 1,333 2,875 9,068 1,745 1,520 5,009 2,395 3,641 2,849 13,555 777 7,178 3,784 2,367 86,760 30.20% 4
Citizens' Action Party PAC 20,249 879 2,426 8,185 386 749 2,731 954 1,968 2,185 9,979 271 6,465 897 1,090 59,414 20.68% 2
Libertarian Movement PML 9,081 226 566 1,452 140 109 1,305 391 1,047 1,030 3,394 63 1,537 162 1,032 21,535 7.50% 1
Agrarian Labour Action Party PALA 833 1,050 1,127 1,188 143 249 830 45 278 427 1,667 249 2,146 472 186 10,890 3.79% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 2,710 28 233 862 196 267 428 118 334 267 1,121 79 983 268 214 8,108 2.82% 0
National Integration Party PIN 1,568 20 46 119 67 9 144 40 119 86 187 38 1,598 49 27 4,117 1.43% 0
Democratic Force FD 1,085 48 129 761 36 37 114 84 106 120 407 9 769 61 50 3,816 1.33% 0
Coalition Change 2000 CC2000 352 12 30 114 3 22 47 29 20 33 996 11 91 11 13 1,784 0.62% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 463 4 37 49 14 10 27 7 21 30 204 5 55 30 12 968 0.34% 0
National Rescue Party PRN 581 6 17 65 6 29 40 12 28 21 57 5 63 16 10 956 0.33% 0
National Patriotic Party PPN 273 7 21 83 6 18 54 9 19 28 53 3 85 21 18 698 0.24% 0
Independent Workers' Party PIO 128 3 10 32 12 4 20 6 20 16 50 3 40 33 6 383 0.13% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 117 5 14 30 2 6 21 3 15 14 64 2 32 9 12 346 0.12% 0
Valid votes 91,208 5,228 10,215 29,256 4,456 4,427 15,977 6,817 14,559 10,087 46,924 2,298 29,082 9,952 6,823 287,309 100.00% 11
Blank votes 896 52 145 352 74 126 276 59 244 126 609 53 618 241 75 3,946 1.33%
Rejected votes – other 1,583 74 162 366 131 123 246 98 234 184 808 50 594 294 91 5,038 1.70%
Total polled 93,687 5,354 10,522 29,974 4,661 4,676 16,499 6,974 15,037 10,397 48,341 2,401 30,294 10,487 6,989 296,293 72.17%
Registered electors 136,161 6,323 13,780 40,012 6,717 7,086 22,482 9,523 19,191 13,663 64,638 3,177 41,568 16,346 9,871 410,538
Turnout 68.81% 84.67% 76.36% 74.91% 69.39% 65.99% 73.39% 73.23% 78.35% 76.10% 74.79% 75.57% 72.88% 64.16% 70.80% 72.17%

The following candidates were elected:[27] José Humberto Arce Salas (PAC); Mario Calderón Castillo (PUSC); Álvaro González Alfaro (PLN); Gerardo Alberto González Esquivel (PUSC); Luis Ángel Ramírez Ramírez (PLN); German Rojas Hidalgo (PUSC); Lilliana Salas Salazar (PUSC); Carlos Salazar Ramírez (PML); Guido Vega Molina (PLN); Martha Zamora Castillo (PAC); and Joyce Mary Zürcher Blen (PLN).

1990s

1998

Results of the 1998 general election held on 1 February 1998:[28][29]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 33,463 1,632 2,743 11,661 2,388 1,902 6,006 3,098 3,919 3,283 15,765 1,087 8,823 4,755 4,022 104,547 40.89% 4
National Liberation Party PLN 28,390 2,200 2,132 10,034 1,517 1,162 5,010 2,580 4,973 3,341 15,806 785 7,071 3,867 1,941 90,809 35.52% 4
Agrarian Labour Action Party PALA 1,495 544 3,871 2,235 184 664 958 24 891 611 2,145 171 2,566 455 141 16,955 6.63% 1
Democratic Force FD 4,503 79 105 460 72 84 456 216 617 429 1,052 40 4,970 113 108 13,304 5.20% 1
Alajuelense Democratic Action Party PADA 1,428 38 28 437 65 215 162 49 108 194 3,483 8 358 25 16 6,614 2.59% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 1,616 39 59 371 8 29 148 94 254 134 541 10 176 20 78 3,577 1.40% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 1,069 29 31 612 18 8 551 38 101 72 263 33 577 20 105 3,527 1.38% 0
National Independent Party PNI 2,766 4 10 86 2 5 43 89 24 175 176 0 26 16 3 3,425 1.34% 0
National Integration Party PIN 1,816 30 53 316 16 13 158 75 138 149 256 10 222 47 30 3,329 1.30% 0
Democratic Party PD 1,079 15 60 360 6 27 346 42 298 87 136 7 215 30 42 2,750 1.08% 0
Change Now CY 77 30 9 37 21 10 553 7 14 2 1,376 3 30 34 20 2,223 0.87% 0
United People PU 336 12 18 72 5 2 44 17 84 30 55 1 345 18 4 1,043 0.41% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 585 0 22 78 8 12 22 18 25 32 87 2 38 21 16 966 0.38% 0
National Rescue Party PRN 174 5 6 42 4 6 34 10 204 7 232 7 56 16 2 805 0.31% 0
Independent Party PI 632 2 5 27 2 1 21 3 17 15 23 1 19 5 7 780 0.31% 0
New Democratic Party NPD 209 3 155 41 7 5 13 15 78 19 35 22 22 20 6 650 0.25% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 129 2 8 25 9 1 18 6 12 9 86 0 34 15 9 363 0.14% 0
Valid votes 79,767 4,664 9,315 26,894 4,332 4,146 14,543 6,381 11,757 8,589 41,517 2,187 25,548 9,477 6,550 255,667 100.00% 10
Blank votes 646 46 111 308 102 87 229 62 197 103 565 34 374 241 77 3,182 1.20%
Rejected votes – other 1,632 61 305 421 135 237 257 114 298 170 994 83 581 326 81 5,695 2.15%
Total polled 82,045 4,771 9,731 27,623 4,569 4,470 15,029 6,557 12,252 8,862 43,076 2,304 26,503 10,044 6,708 264,544 72.83%
Registered electors 119,154 5,734 12,513 35,821 6,263 6,541 20,260 8,457 16,659 11,853 56,664 2,892 36,460 14,996 8,971 363,238
Turnout 68.86% 83.21% 77.77% 77.11% 72.95% 68.34% 74.18% 77.53% 73.55% 74.77% 76.02% 79.67% 72.69% 66.98% 74.77% 72.83%

The following candidates were elected:[29] Rigoberto Abarca Rojas (PUSC); Frantz Alberto Acosta Polonio (PLN); Rafael Humberto Arias Fallas (PLN); Juven Cambronero Castro (PLN); Célimo Guido Cruz (FD); Everardo Rodríguez Bastos (PUSC); Carlos Enrique Salas Salazar (PUSC); Jorge Eduardo Soto Chavarría (PUSC); Guido Octavio Vargas Artavia (PALA); and Carlos Alberto Villalobos Arias (PLN).

1994

Results of the 1994 general election held on 6 February 1994:[30][31]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 38,271 2,295 4,256 13,268 1,993 1,862 8,145 3,973 5,721 4,706 18,478 1,261 12,318 4,929 3,062 124,538 46.36% 5
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 36,310 1,549 5,216 11,723 1,943 1,345 6,325 2,848 5,108 3,505 15,560 1,001 10,550 4,723 3,133 110,839 41.26% 5
Alajuelense Democratic Action Party PADA 2,156 126 64 211 134 879 232 26 199 251 6,777 11 451 72 41 11,630 4.33% 0
Democratic Force FD 3,558 27 159 585 26 55 355 72 1,409 263 604 41 1,819 69 172 9,214 3.43% 0
Agrarian Labour Action Party PALA 465 871 75 636 29 40 243 4 43 170 229 2 911 74 67 3,859 1.44% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 1,331 20 104 406 52 36 185 27 85 106 317 6 261 84 75 3,095 1.15% 0
Independent Party PI 1,472 5 25 40 9 5 19 1 24 67 45 0 58 22 13 1,805 0.67% 0
People's Vanguard Party PVP 773 14 51 126 16 22 53 20 65 46 205 6 177 67 15 1,656 0.62% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 492 5 17 86 8 5 36 12 38 43 200 2 100 26 12 1,082 0.40% 0
National Independent Party PNI 605 4 23 53 4 8 27 7 26 29 53 3 66 24 11 943 0.35% 0
Valid votes 85,433 4,916 9,990 27,134 4,214 4,257 15,620 6,990 12,718 9,186 42,468 2,333 26,711 10,090 6,601 268,661 100.00% 10
Blank votes 910 47 132 310 73 94 282 55 195 112 533 43 572 233 74 3,665 1.32%
Rejected votes – other 1,644 76 132 480 153 240 268 147 230 177 1,272 58 507 321 163 5,868 2.11%
Total polled 87,987 5,039 10,254 27,924 4,440 4,591 16,170 7,192 13,143 9,475 44,273 2,434 27,790 10,644 6,838 278,194 84.42%
Registered electors 106,524 5,428 11,601 32,092 5,423 5,796 18,854 8,173 15,290 10,862 51,646 2,697 33,222 13,609 8,336 329,553
Turnout 82.60% 92.83% 88.39% 87.01% 81.87% 79.21% 85.76% 88.00% 85.96% 87.23% 85.72% 90.25% 83.65% 78.21% 82.03% 84.42%

The following candidates were elected:[32] Gerardo Araya Paniagua (PUSC); Manuel Antonio Barrantes Rodríguez (PLN); Alejandro Chaves Ovares (PUSC); María Elsy Corrales Blanco (PUSC); Rolando González Ulloa (PLN); Juan Luis Jiménez Succar (PLN); Alexander Salas Araya (PUSC); Leonel Solís Piedra (PLN); Carmen María Valverde Acosta (PLN); and Lorena María Vásquez Badilla (PUSC).

1990

Results of the 1990 general election held on 4 February 1990:[33][34]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 35,996 1,599 4,527 11,204 1,672 1,654 6,713 3,322 5,698 3,515 18,791 1,218 10,215 4,594 3,224 113,942 46.90% 5
National Liberation Party PLN 31,564 2,220 3,656 10,593 1,607 1,508 6,425 2,589 5,120 3,641 18,276 943 10,717 3,968 2,781 105,608 43.47% 5
Alajuelense Solidarity Party PAS 3,954 16 189 216 19 36 395 45 322 153 229 20 1,462 160 114 7,330 3.02% 0
Agrarian Labour Action Party PALA 214 694 379 997 47 432 227 10 105 458 301 2 726 22 142 4,756 1.96% 0
United People PU 1,589 6 97 320 11 23 150 56 217 156 212 10 518 80 24 3,469 1.43% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 1,014 23 65 571 103 85 167 60 70 168 726 9 240 92 38 3,431 1.41% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 733 6 42 108 2 1 64 40 66 72 84 4 94 17 10 1,343 0.55% 0
National Independent Party PNI 576 6 30 123 4 11 54 15 37 24 101 25 75 27 19 1,127 0.46% 0
Independent Party PI 819 0 9 30 9 4 16 6 15 20 23 2 16 5 11 985 0.41% 0
Party of Progress PdP 379 5 48 43 9 9 64 9 161 26 55 5 102 17 9 941 0.39% 0
Valid votes 76,838 4,575 9,042 24,205 3,483 3,763 14,275 6,152 11,811 8,233 38,798 2,238 24,165 8,982 6,372 242,932 100.00% 10
Blank votes 752 51 126 299 60 76 268 43 166 126 480 20 425 160 86 3,138 1.25%
Rejected votes – other 1,922 74 155 497 131 250 259 125 205 223 694 57 606 301 177 5,676 2.25%
Total polled 79,512 4,700 9,323 25,001 3,674 4,089 14,802 6,320 12,182 8,582 39,972 2,315 25,196 9,443 6,635 251,746 84.93%
Registered electors 94,813 5,062 10,684 28,565 4,637 5,083 17,227 7,242 13,930 9,721 46,824 2,594 29,871 12,315 7,851 296,419
Turnout 83.86% 92.85% 87.26% 87.52% 79.23% 80.44% 85.92% 87.27% 87.45% 88.28% 85.37% 89.24% 84.35% 76.68% 84.51% 84.93%

The following candidates were elected:[35] Franklin Fernando Acevedo Hurtado (PUSC); Gerardo Bolaños Alpízar (PUSC); Claudio Vinicio Carvajal Orlich (PUSC); Marco Antonio González Salazar (PLN); Carlos Eduardo Monge Herrera (PUSC); Enid Sonia Rodríguez Quesada (PLN); Víctor Emilio Rojas Hidalgo (PUSC); María de los Ángeles Sancho Barquero (PLN); Flory Soto Valerio (PUSC); and Edgar Ugalde Álvarez (PLN).

1980s

1986

Results of the 1986 general election held on 2 February 1986:[36][37]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 29,555 2,503 3,716 10,610 1,302 1,561 7,356 2,779 5,813 3,509 17,631 1,014 11,396 3,271 2,710 104,726 49.86% 5
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 27,081 1,521 4,054 8,719 1,003 1,200 5,747 2,609 4,634 2,649 14,232 920 8,561 2,422 2,888 88,240 42.01% 5
Alajuelense Democratic Action Party PADA 2,729 9 67 629 29 3 29 14 99 341 131 7 115 17 105 4,324 2.06% 0
Alajuelense Solidarity Party PAS 2,457 6 31 68 60 122 19 15 31 44 111 11 53 556 20 3,604 1.72% 0
People's Alliance Coalition CAP 1,251 7 74 240 11 17 72 48 163 44 178 4 511 71 11 2,702 1.29% 0
United People PU 1,126 14 170 254 12 14 71 37 196 130 164 8 327 32 26 2,581 1.23% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 712 9 30 321 47 71 44 30 35 45 675 5 121 98 30 2,273 1.08% 0
National Republican Party PNR 496 9 43 92 21 18 53 34 78 27 164 12 135 42 34 1,258 0.60% 0
Independent Party PI 83 1 5 24 2 3 12 8 13 23 29 3 17 13 6 242 0.12% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 44 0 3 24 1 1 2 3 7 6 8 0 5 2 3 109 0.05% 0
Valid votes 65,534 4,079 8,193 20,981 2,488 3,010 13,405 5,577 11,069 6,818 33,323 1,984 21,241 6,524 5,833 210,059 100.00% 10
Blank votes 700 57 135 328 67 47 175 64 170 99 470 29 442 166 86 3,035 1.39%
Rejected votes – other 2,161 18 156 401 103 110 206 150 176 174 717 35 366 345 151 5,269 2.41%
Total polled 68,395 4,154 8,484 21,710 2,658 3,167 13,786 5,791 11,415 7,091 34,510 2,048 22,049 7,035 6,070 218,363 84.74%
Registered electors 82,293 4,512 9,662 24,849 3,361 4,077 15,775 6,613 12,664 8,180 40,860 2,315 25,871 9,666 7,001 257,699
Turnout 83.11% 92.07% 87.81% 87.37% 79.08% 77.68% 87.39% 87.57% 90.14% 86.69% 84.46% 88.47% 85.23% 72.78% 86.70% 84.74%

The following candidates were elected:[38] María Eugenia Badilla Rojas (PUSC); William Gerardo Corrales Araya (PLN); Aníbal Enrique González Barrantes (PLN); Fernando Jiménez Maroto (PUSC); Víctor Manuel Lizano Barahona (PUSC); José Antonio Lobo Solera (PUSC); Fabio Molina Rojas (PLN); José Luis Ureña Ulate (PLN); José Luis Valenciano Chaves (PLN); and Federico Villalobos Villalobos (PUSC).

1982

Results of the 1982 general election held on 7 February 1982:[39][40]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 24,972 2,216 3,650 10,084 975 1,308 6,771 2,865 5,609 3,258 16,054 1,063 9,646 3,030 2,579 94,080 55.50% 6
Unity Coalition CU 12,867 1,139 2,582 5,605 562 427 3,677 1,536 3,052 1,662 8,178 536 6,019 1,207 1,969 51,018 30.10% 3
Alajuelense Democratic Action Party PADA 10,921 10 231 466 19 14 120 61 36 233 148 13 115 50 49 12,486 7.37% 1
United People PU 2,187 18 307 705 35 93 183 101 387 146 337 30 678 254 56 5,517 3.25% 0
National Movement MN 1,500 35 168 322 65 23 164 144 95 140 992 40 344 69 46 4,147 2.45% 0
National Democratic Party PND 195 14 30 58 4 3 40 12 78 17 147 7 626 11 18 1,260 0.74% 0
Independent Party PI 374 3 11 39 5 6 37 4 24 16 66 6 33 20 8 652 0.38% 0
Democratic Party PD 111 1 13 37 5 2 21 10 20 10 60 2 37 16 9 354 0.21% 0
Valid votes 53,127 3,436 6,992 17,316 1,670 1,876 11,013 4,733 9,301 5,482 25,982 1,697 17,498 4,657 4,734 169,514 100.00% 10
Blank votes 483 41 108 238 27 30 146 47 118 83 356 30 316 125 65 2,213 1.25%
Rejected votes – other 2,358 24 132 376 45 40 185 130 115 125 509 34 372 142 93 4,680 2.65%
Total polled 55,968 3,501 7,232 17,930 1,742 1,946 11,344 4,910 9,534 5,690 26,847 1,761 18,186 4,924 4,892 176,407 81.33%
Registered electors 70,114 3,883 8,577 21,364 2,438 2,915 13,418 5,617 10,816 6,862 33,955 2,084 21,813 7,244 5,816 216,916
Turnout 79.82% 90.16% 84.32% 83.93% 71.45% 66.76% 84.54% 87.41% 88.15% 82.92% 79.07% 84.50% 83.37% 67.97% 84.11% 81.33%

The following candidates were elected:[41] Víctor Hugo Alfaro Alfaro (PLN); José Fabio Araya Vargas (PLN); José Javier Bolaños Quesada (PLN); Miguel Ángel Guillén Elizondo (PLN); Marvin Herrera Araya (CU); Rodrigo Mora Alfaro (PLN); Alfonso José Muñoz Vargas (CU); Ricardo Rodríguez Solórzano (CU); Edgar Ugalde Álvarez (PLN); and Óscar Valverde Rodríguez (PADA).

1970s

1978

Results of the 1978 general election held on 5 February 1978:[42][43]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
Unity Coalition CU 21,388 1,306 3,254 6,230 695 586 4,864 1,932 3,477 2,201 10,496 745 6,717 1,431 2,376 67,698 46.17% 5
National Liberation Party PLN 16,577 1,706 2,515 7,033 550 794 4,293 1,854 3,621 2,236 10,841 748 6,592 1,811 1,664 62,835 42.85% 5
National Unification Party PUN 4,256 21 130 294 12 10 90 63 117 104 244 22 688 167 33 6,251 4.26% 0
United People PU 2,784 36 308 924 8 47 159 142 556 107 358 19 659 37 73 6,217 4.24% 0
Republican Union Party PUR 432 7 48 67 6 8 35 21 57 89 101 12 121 44 8 1,056 0.72% 0
National Independent Party PNI 328 7 33 51 4 4 38 26 23 22 60 6 160 23 13 798 0.54% 0
Independent Party PI 203 4 20 55 5 5 38 18 23 30 77 7 48 18 14 565 0.39% 0
Democratic Party PD 204 6 13 46 3 1 27 16 16 9 58 2 38 21 6 466 0.32% 0
Costa Rican Concord Party PCC 175 4 6 148 2 3 9 11 11 9 23 3 15 16 5 440 0.30% 0
National Labour Party PLN 103 5 16 32 3 7 14 16 15 8 57 1 22 9 6 314 0.21% 0
Valid votes 46,450 3,102 6,343 14,880 1,288 1,465 9,567 4,099 7,916 4,815 22,315 1,565 15,060 3,577 4,198 146,640 100.00% 10
Blank votes 583 65 129 252 44 21 174 45 156 83 368 32 354 93 68 2,467 1.62%
Rejected votes – other 1,409 29 103 338 35 26 170 137 171 87 444 44 370 134 83 3,580 2.34%
Total polled 48,442 3,196 6,575 15,470 1,367 1,512 9,911 4,281 8,243 4,985 23,127 1,641 15,784 3,804 4,349 152,687 84.74%
Registered electors 57,996 3,484 7,543 17,978 1,823 1,987 11,356 4,902 8,970 5,748 27,816 1,882 18,585 5,158 4,960 180,188
Turnout 83.53% 91.73% 87.17% 86.05% 74.99% 76.09% 87.28% 87.33% 91.90% 86.73% 83.14% 87.19% 84.93% 73.75% 87.68% 84.74%

The following candidates were elected:[44] Edgar Arroyo Cordero (PLN); Gerardo Bolaños Alpízar (CU); Arnulfo Carmona Benavides (CU); Leticia Chacón Jinesta (CU); Ramón Corrales Blanco (CU); Álvaro Jenkins Morales (PLN); Óscar Rodríguez Johanson (PLN); Hubert Rojas Araya (CU); Carlos Ugalde Álvarez (PLN); and Alicia Vega Rojas (PLN).

1974

Results of the 1974 general election held on 3 February 1974:[45][46]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Gua-
tuso		 Los
Chiles		 Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Upala Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 14,432 1,481 2,186 5,381 366 494 3,582 1,536 2,937 1,794 8,648 673 6,008 1,236 1,141 51,895 44.32% 5
National Unification Party PUN 7,200 629 1,613 3,448 312 293 2,713 681 1,739 416 4,368 402 4,007 583 977 29,381 25.09% 3
National Independent Party PNI 5,602 239 273 1,489 46 25 617 840 377 1,030 2,124 141 573 143 467 13,986 11.95% 1
Democratic Renewal Party PRD 3,490 178 774 920 50 11 582 299 896 298 1,268 103 1,164 104 626 10,763 9.19% 1
Democratic Party PD 2,544 11 81 261 1 3 111 30 88 76 127 17 70 20 27 3,467 2.96% 0
National Republican Party PRN 1,272 34 243 240 18 9 111 104 149 128 242 17 482 57 46 3,152 2.69% 0
Socialist Action Party PASO 896 14 242 377 8 3 70 65 52 40 152 11 284 19 20 2,253 1.92% 0
Christian Democratic Party PDC 485 16 21 146 3 3 46 15 53 24 66 8 36 22 11 955 0.82% 0
Costa Rican Socialist Party PSC 372 6 66 47 1 2 19 20 192 20 38 1 87 4 6 881 0.75% 0
Independent Party PI 101 3 9 39 4 5 22 19 6 25 66 3 26 11 11 350 0.30% 0
Valid votes 36,394 2,611 5,508 12,348 809 848 7,873 3,609 6,489 3,851 17,099 1,376 12,737 2,199 3,332 117,083 100.00% 10
Blank votes 597 74 161 279 48 16 196 73 137 134 411 49 297 90 92 2,654 2.16%
Rejected votes – other 1,117 45 137 307 45 19 172 127 124 95 400 36 303 82 112 3,121 2.54%
Total polled 38,108 2,730 5,806 12,934 902 883 8,241 3,809 6,750 4,080 17,910 1,461 13,337 2,371 3,536 122,858 82.12%
Registered electors 46,814 3,083 6,853 15,534 1,342 1,185 9,966 4,404 7,592 5,020 22,459 1,687 15,857 3,569 4,240 149,605
Turnout 81.40% 88.55% 84.72% 83.26% 67.21% 74.51% 82.69% 86.49% 88.91% 81.27% 79.75% 86.60% 84.11% 66.43% 83.40% 82.12%

The following candidates were elected:[47] Carlos Manuel Álvarez Murillo (PLN); Deseado Barboza Ruiz (PUN); Juan de Dios Fernández Rothe (PNI); Arturo Hidalgo Rojas (PLN); Juan Elías Lara Herrera (PRD); Roberto Losilla Gamboa (PLN); Rafael Ángel Rojas Jiménez (PLN); Luis Alberto Salas Corrales (PUN); Guillermo Sandoval Aguilar (PLN); and Álvaro Suárez Bolaños (PUN).

1970

Results of the 1970 general election held on 1 February 1970:[48][49]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 13,731 1,423 2,491 6,658 3,512 1,591 3,037 1,943 7,724 679 5,640 1,529 49,958 52.31% 6
National Unification Party PUN 11,618 791 1,727 4,919 2,679 1,404 1,956 1,323 5,793 515 2,748 1,280 36,753 38.49% 4
National Front Party PFN 575 32 111 718 106 44 235 26 269 20 1,527 32 3,695 3.87% 0
Socialist Action Party PASO 1,200 8 229 337 62 28 65 21 82 10 244 14 2,300 2.41% 0
Christian Democratic Party PDC 494 10 29 77 115 9 146 13 36 5 380 12 1,326 1.39% 0
National Union Party PUN 565 12 348 53 26 4 30 15 136 5 50 7 1,251 1.31% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Movement MRC 85 0 9 28 10 6 5 7 26 1 34 3 214 0.22% 0
Valid votes 28,268 2,276 4,944 12,790 6,510 3,086 5,474 3,348 14,066 1,235 10,623 2,877 95,497 100.00% 10
Blank votes 525 40 138 373 167 42 135 89 302 38 279 78 2,206 2.18%
Rejected votes – other 1,199 37 149 462 209 105 116 95 402 36 492 85 3,387 3.35%
Total polled 29,992 2,353 5,231 13,625 6,886 3,233 5,725 3,532 14,770 1,309 11,394 3,040 101,090 86.00%
Registered electors 35,188 2,551 5,848 16,267 7,886 3,696 6,294 4,134 17,330 1,526 13,373 3,459 117,552
Turnout 85.23% 92.24% 89.45% 83.76% 87.32% 87.47% 90.96% 85.44% 85.23% 85.78% 85.20% 87.89% 86.00%

The following candidates were elected:[50] Álvaro Aguilar Peralta (PUN); Claudio César Araya Rodríguez (PLN); José Fabio Araya Vargas (PLN); Edgar Arroyo Cordero (PLN); Óscar Chavarría Pol (PUN); Gonzalo Gómez Cordero (PLN); Gonzalo Monge Herrera (PUN); Francisco Morales Hernández (PLN); Fulvio Rodríguez Sagot (PUN); and Carlos Ugalde Álvarez (PLN).

1960s

1966

Results of the 1966 general election held on 6 February 1966:[51][52]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 9,989 1,104 2,026 4,978 3,025 1,212 2,301 1,463 5,221 582 4,935 1,130 37,966 49.22% 5
National Unification Party PUN 9,599 731 2,118 4,560 2,503 1,403 1,974 1,175 4,847 453 3,996 1,023 34,382 44.57% 5
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR 545 43 94 224 211 75 254 99 378 23 316 132 2,394 3.10% 0
Democratic Party PD 1,828 10 41 109 44 20 75 25 61 15 144 21 2,393 3.10% 0
Valid votes 21,961 1,888 4,279 9,871 5,783 2,710 4,604 2,762 10,507 1,073 9,391 2,306 77,135 100.00% 10
Blank votes 405 53 117 226 143 48 125 86 243 41 176 60 1,723 2.05%
Rejected votes – other 2,016 68 186 505 332 191 227 220 691 70 365 164 5,035 6.00%
Total polled 24,382 2,009 4,582 10,602 6,258 2,949 4,956 3,068 11,441 1,184 9,932 2,530 83,893 85.11%
Registered electors 28,711 2,221 5,224 12,886 7,181 3,439 5,509 3,487 13,963 1,423 11,600 2,925 98,569
Turnout 84.92% 90.45% 87.71% 82.28% 87.15% 85.75% 89.96% 87.98% 81.94% 83.20% 85.62% 86.50% 85.11%

The following candidates were elected:[53] Antonio Arroyo Alfaro (PLN); Freddy Arroyo Ramírez (PLN); José Antonio Bolaños Rojas (PUN); Arnulfo Carmona Benavides (PLN); Roberto Chacón Murillo (PUN); Germán Gago Pérez (PLN); Lindbergh Quesada Álvarez (PUN); Ricardo Román Román (PUN); José Rafael Vega Rojas (PLN); and Trino Zamora Jiménez (PUN).

1962

Results of the 1962 general election held on 4 February 1962:[54][55]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 8,341 980 1,730 4,388 2,853 1,399 2,100 1,390 4,680 741 5,138 1,170 34,910 50.29% 6
Republican Party PR 6,384 377 1,021 2,203 1,536 769 1,103 652 2,239 249 2,262 643 19,438 28.00% 3
National Union Party PUN 3,945 276 1,006 1,174 1,002 410 937 438 1,457 157 843 151 11,796 16.99% 2
Alajuelan Party PA 738 15 53 289 78 63 50 76 138 22 109 67 1,698 2.45% 0
Popular Democratic Action PADP 1,147 4 40 143 26 25 16 6 63 2 97 7 1,576 2.27% 0
Valid votes 20,555 1,652 3,850 8,197 5,495 2,666 4,206 2,562 8,577 1,171 8,449 2,038 69,418 100.00% 11
Blank votes 441 45 137 207 156 38 100 76 226 24 151 64 1,665 2.30%
Rejected votes – other 494 29 67 142 85 48 61 47 127 16 169 56 1,341 1.85%
Total polled 21,490 1,726 4,054 8,546 5,736 2,752 4,367 2,685 8,930 1,211 8,769 2,158 72,424 84.06%
Registered electors 25,577 1,965 4,823 10,370 6,710 3,329 4,807 3,086 10,960 1,494 10,506 2,528 86,155
Turnout 84.02% 87.84% 84.06% 82.41% 85.48% 82.67% 90.85% 87.01% 81.48% 81.06% 83.47% 85.36% 84.06%

The following candidates were elected:[56] Nataniel Arias Murillo (PLN); Carmen Barboza Ruiz (PR); Armando Bolaños Bolaños (PLN); Alejandro Galva Jiménez (PR); Carlos Manuel Guardia Esquivel (PR); Nautilio Monge Álvarez (PLN); Cornelio Orlich Bolmarcich (PLN); Sergio Quirós Maroto (PLN); Francisco Ruiz Fernández (PUN); José Valenciano Madrigal (PLN); and Fernando Valverde Vega (PUN).

1950s

1958

Results of the 1958 general election held on 2 February 1958:[57][58]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 4,431 609 1,150 2,738 1,993 687 1,260 812 1,795 401 3,408 493 19,777 50.33% 4
National Union Party PUN 2,536 151 1,017 1,460 669 571 658 370 649 192 1,129 117 9,519 24.22% 2
National Republican Party PRN 2,666 199 284 911 463 276 475 152 575 48 478 174 6,701 17.05% 2
Independent Party PI 697 83 239 179 179 64 130 71 282 78 286 59 2,347 5.97% 0
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR 196 9 32 27 32 14 22 20 199 4 26 39 620 1.58% 0
Democratic Opposition Movement MDO 53 2 4 27 15 7 16 7 19 1 15 5 171 0.44% 0
Democratic Party PD 43 5 18 17 15 7 12 4 12 1 19 10 163 0.41% 0
Valid votes 10,622 1,058 2,744 5,359 3,366 1,626 2,573 1,436 3,531 725 5,361 897 39,298 100.00% 8
Blank votes 343 55 102 182 141 59 103 68 187 26 92 32 1,390 3.17%
Rejected votes – other 1,086 62 165 402 260 146 161 112 331 50 290 71 3,136 7.16%
Total polled 12,051 1,175 3,011 5,943 3,767 1,831 2,837 1,616 4,049 801 5,743 1,000 43,824 68.25%
Registered electors 18,136 1,695 4,176 8,069 5,307 2,734 3,640 2,342 6,998 1,167 8,251 1,697 64,212
Turnout 66.45% 69.32% 72.10% 73.65% 70.98% 66.97% 77.94% 69.00% 57.86% 68.64% 69.60% 58.93% 68.25%

The following candidates were elected:[59] Porfirio Álvarez González (PLN); Otto Eduardo Kopper Vega (PUN); Alberto Lizano Hernández (PRN); Roberto Losilla Gamboa (PLN); Félix Arcadio Montero Chacón (PLN); Alejandro Morera (PRN); Otilio Ulate Blanco (PUN); and José Rafael Vega Rojas (PLN).

1953

Results of the 1953 general election held on 26 July 1953:[60][61]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Ala-
juela		 Alfaro
Ruiz		 Atenas Grecia Naranjo Orotina Pal-
mares		 Poás San
Carlos		 San
Mateo		 San
Ramón		 Valverde
Vega
National Liberation Party PLN 6,774 744 1,569 2,732 2,244 856 1,193 962 1,811 460 2,766 659 22,770 67.81% 6
Democratic Party PD 3,216 297 482 1,212 536 580 409 205 776 160 778 230 8,881 26.45% 2
National Union Party PUN 469 60 254 151 99 45 115 80 113 33 492 16 1,927 5.74% 0
Valid votes 10,459 1,101 2,305 4,095 2,879 1,481 1,717 1,247 2,700 653 4,036 905 33,578 100.00% 8
Blank votes 498 86 127 202 175 84 191 83 202 57 216 44 1,965 5.17%
Rejected votes – other 814 53 110 312 192 114 112 71 151 57 389 92 2,467 6.49%
Total polled 11,771 1,240 2,542 4,609 3,246 1,679 2,020 1,401 3,053 767 4,641 1,041 38,010 68.69%
Registered electors 16,109 1,763 3,668 6,874 4,510 2,394 2,755 2,035 5,226 1,155 7,272 1,574 55,335
Turnout 73.07% 70.33% 69.30% 67.05% 71.97% 70.13% 73.32% 68.85% 58.42% 66.41% 63.82% 66.14% 68.69%

The following candidates were elected:[62] Alfredo Alfaro Sotela (PD); Öscar Chavarría Poll (PD); Edgar Mora García (PLN); Estela Quesada (PLN); Fabio Quesada Hernández (PLN); Roberto Quirós Sasso (PLN); Luis Ramírez Villalobos (PLN); and Enrique Vega Maroto (PLN).

1940s

1949

The following candidates were elected at the 1949 general election held on 4 October 1949:[63] Nautilio Acosta Piepper (PUN); Ramón Arroyo Blanco (PUN); Víctor Chavaría Solano (PC); Lisandro Corrales Blanco (PUN); Omar Quesada Alvarado (PSD); Marcial Rodríguez Conejo (PUN); Álvaro Rojas Espinoza (PUN); Mariano Sanz Soto (PUN); Luis Carlos Suárez Matamoros (PUN); and Francisco Urbina González (PDCA).

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