Heredia (Legislative Assembly constituency)

Heredia
Constituency
for the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Location of Heredia within Costa Rica
ProvinceHeredia
Population479,117 (2022)[1]
Electorate355,738 (2022)
Area2,663 km2 (2024)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1949
Seats
List
  • 6 (2014–present)
  • 5 (1986–2014)
  • 4 (1978–1986)
  • 3 (1966–1978)
  • 4 (1962–1966)
  • 3 (1953–1962)
  • 5 (1949–1953)
Deputies[3]
List
  •   Ada Gabriela Acuña Castro (PPSD)
  •   Johnatan Jesús Acuña Soto (FA)
  •   Horacio Martin Alvarado Bogantes (PUSC)
  •   Gilberto Arnoldo Campos Cruz (PLP)
  •   Kattia Rivera Soto (PLN)
  •   Pedro Rojas Guzmán (PLN)

Heredia 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 Heredia. The constituency currently elects six of the 57 members of the Legislative Assembly using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2022 general election it had 355,738 registered electors.

Electoral system

Heredia currently elects six 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		 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
2022 494 0.21% 0 24,672 10.64% 1 5,457 2.35% 0 60,023 25.89% 2 26,340 11.36% 1 1,096 0.47% 0 1,067 0.46% 0 32,371 13.96% 1 4,822 2.08% 0
2018 11,418 4.86% 0 49,257 20.95% 2 44,772 19.05% 2 42,063 17.89% 1 16,603 7.06% 0 4,659 1.98% 0 41,773 17.77% 1
2014 28,053 12.74% 1 69,360 31.49% 2 52,559 23.86% 2 20,149 9.15% 1 641 0.29% 0 16,682 7.57% 0 10,263 4.66% 0
2010 9,523 4.77% 0 38,143 19.10% 2 73,929 37.02% 2 14,510 7.27% 0 950 0.48% 0 27,766 13.90% 1 7,953 3.98% 0
2006 684 0.41% 0 51,324 30.64% 2 60,910 36.36% 3 13,859 8.27% 0 1,308 0.78% 0 15,079 9.00% 0
2002 2,026 1.35% 0 41,606 27.65% 2 36,523 24.27% 1 41,462 27.55% 1 1,491 0.99% 0 16,122 10.71% 1
1998 1,459 1.12% 0 46,676 35.85% 2 51,036 39.20% 3 4,188 3.22% 0 3,191 2.45% 0
1994 61,462 45.93% 3 54,764 40.93% 2
1990 5,121 4.38% 0 50,119 42.91% 2 54,744 46.87% 3
1986 4,116 4.08% 0 48,715 48.32% 3 42,457 42.11% 2
1982 6,679 8.34% 0 43,264 54.03% 2 25,974 32.44% 2
1978 6,339 9.51% 0 27,002 40.50% 2 29,772 44.66% 2 1,478 2.22% 0
1974 2,860 5.69% 0 3,703 7.36% 0 20,655 41.07% 2 1,750 3.48% 0 11,393 22.66% 1
1970 2,093 5.42% 0 18,625 48.23% 2 1,558 4.03% 0 14,384 37.25% 1
1966 15,404 49.02% 2 14,520 46.21% 1
1962 10,247 36.80% 1 13,240 47.55% 2 3,521 12.65% 1
1958 3,737 24.68% 1 6,664 44.01% 1 2,890 19.08% 1
1953 8,195 62.59% 2 827 6.32% 0
1949 0 1 4

Detailed

2020s

2022

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
National Liberation Party PLN 5,380 3,447 3,436 15,451 3,041 3,718 5,422 5,658 6,656 7,814 60,023 25.89% 2
Social Democratic Progress Party PPSD 3,564 1,850 2,002 9,408 1,631 2,257 3,445 2,781 3,646 1,787 32,371 13.96% 1
Progressive Liberal Party PLP 2,784 2,187 1,833 9,437 1,545 2,485 3,156 2,138 3,703 390 29,658 12.79% 1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 2,164 3,462 1,721 6,534 1,559 2,050 2,643 1,943 2,911 1,353 26,340 11.36% 1
Broad Front FA 3,031 1,243 1,141 7,718 1,219 2,003 3,171 1,646 2,644 856 24,672 10.64% 1
New Republic Party PNR 1,907 502 692 5,338 695 1,095 2,008 1,819 1,781 3,195 19,032 8.21% 0
Citizens' Action Party PAC 578 293 319 1,788 280 392 603 337 585 282 5,457 2.35% 0
National Restoration Party PRN 1,810 88 189 973 100 195 361 380 365 361 4,822 2.08% 0
United We Can UP 267 67 96 1,155 463 220 384 156 356 463 3,627 1.56% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 420 96 114 1,164 139 197 326 264 326 491 3,537 1.53% 0
National Encounter Party PEN 443 20 59 1,199 127 334 407 168 180 170 3,107 1.34% 0
A Just Costa Rica CRJ 249 87 253 1,045 129 148 260 222 271 217 2,881 1.24% 0
Liberal Union Party UL 306 150 130 923 94 192 261 234 403 168 2,861 1.23% 0
New Generation Party PNG 199 82 96 520 60 99 180 124 178 1,026 2,564 1.11% 0
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC 227 61 312 458 75 79 147 351 135 124 1,969 0.85% 0
National Force Party PFN 186 78 88 502 73 130 231 133 260 144 1,825 0.79% 0
Costa Rican Social Justice Party JSC 142 37 52 391 118 143 226 110 137 131 1,487 0.64% 0
National Integration Party PIN 81 78 38 343 33 52 95 81 96 199 1,096 0.47% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 143 68 41 280 45 50 104 149 103 84 1,067 0.46% 0
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 92 26 34 242 37 60 93 58 111 75 828 0.36% 0
Our People Party PNP 46 28 20 191 54 104 74 47 68 40 672 0.29% 0
Costa Rican Social
Democratic Movement		 PMSDC 90 17 19 153 28 29 52 48 49 63 548 0.24% 0
Workers' Party PT 54 25 23 150 39 35 55 50 63 41 535 0.23% 0
United People PU 53 12 9 125 20 27 42 66 67 73 494 0.21% 0
Costa Rican Democratic Union PUCD 102 19 14 65 11 29 27 21 28 32 348 0.15% 0
Valid votes 24,318 14,023 12,731 65,553 11,615 16,123 23,773 18,984 25,122 19,579 231,821 100.00% 6
Blank votes 136 76 57 304 72 85 131 125 120 258 1,364 0.58%
Rejected votes – other 199 74 71 525 98 131 211 182 182 243 1,916 0.81%
Total polled 24,653 14,173 12,859 66,382 11,785 16,339 24,115 19,291 25,424 20,080 235,101 66.09%
Registered electors 35,151 19,738 18,075 101,774 17,246 23,488 38,295 28,615 36,195 37,161 355,738
Turnout 70.13% 71.81% 71.14% 65.22% 68.33% 69.56% 62.97% 67.42% 70.24% 54.04% 66.09%

The following candidates were elected:[14] Ada Gabriela Acuña Castro (PPSD); Johnatan Jesús Acuña Soto (FA); Horacio Martin Alvarado Bogantes (PUSC); Gilberto Arnoldo Campos Cruz (PLP); Kattia Rivera Soto (PLN); and Pedro Rojas Guzmán (PLN).

2010s

2018

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
Citizens' Action Party PAC 5,809 2,467 2,545 15,564 2,613 3,339 5,768 3,714 5,267 2,171 49,257 20.95% 2
National Liberation Party PLN 4,142 2,754 2,860 12,988 2,405 2,616 4,238 3,795 5,593 3,381 44,772 19.05% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 3,505 4,873 2,590 10,968 2,224 4,178 4,096 2,694 4,726 2,209 42,063 17.89% 1
National Restoration Party PRN 4,310 1,234 1,515 11,865 1,390 2,419 4,514 3,982 3,736 6,808 41,773 17.77% 1
National Integration Party PIN 1,822 756 915 4,604 961 942 1,853 1,498 1,733 1,519 16,603 7.06% 0
Broad Front FA 1,410 630 524 3,812 502 819 1,412 676 1,115 518 11,418 4.86% 0
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC 1,209 276 632 2,179 289 411 822 999 624 681 8,122 3.45% 0
New Generation Party PNG 565 194 224 1,481 246 416 545 315 588 548 5,122 2.18% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 471 290 231 1,400 262 293 454 336 478 444 4,659 1.98% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 355 122 157 1,070 133 194 399 297 327 293 3,347 1.42% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 241 103 122 795 219 185 260 174 665 263 3,027 1.29% 0
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 289 81 107 916 117 136 311 229 303 333 2,822 1.20% 0
Progressive Liberal Party PLP 89 115 70 313 45 97 111 46 119 45 1,050 0.45% 0
Workers' Party PT 118 47 52 327 53 76 107 75 103 91 1,049 0.45% 0
Valid votes 24,335 13,942 12,544 68,282 11,459 16,121 24,890 18,830 25,377 19,304 235,084 100.00% 6
Blank votes 62 38 32 174 70 48 124 71 81 200 900 0.38%
Rejected votes – other 214 95 73 635 134 143 272 202 231 373 2,372 1.00%
Total polled 24,611 14,075 12,649 69,091 11,663 16,312 25,286 19,103 25,689 19,877 238,356 71.61%
Registered electors 32,786 18,745 16,683 96,661 16,081 21,950 35,395 26,746 34,421 33,391 332,859
Turnout 75.07% 75.09% 75.82% 71.48% 72.53% 74.31% 71.44% 71.42% 74.63% 59.53% 71.61%

The following candidates were elected:[17] Ana Lucía Delgado Orozco (PLN); Jorge Luis Fonseca Fonseca (PLN); Catalina Montero Gómez (PAC); Jonathan Prendas (PRN); Welmer Ramos González (PAC); and Aracelly Salas Eduarte (PUSC).

2014

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
Citizens' Action Party PAC 7,813 3,520 4,158 22,030 3,705 4,482 7,569 5,288 8,444 2,351 69,360 31.49% 2
National Liberation Party PLN 4,588 3,152 2,732 14,773 2,509 2,723 4,717 4,222 5,534 7,609 52,559 23.86% 2
Broad Front FA 3,437 1,336 1,153 8,558 1,282 1,684 3,364 2,235 2,532 2,472 28,053 12.74% 1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,476 2,902 1,176 4,440 821 3,385 1,618 1,316 1,972 1,043 20,149 9.15% 1
Libertarian Movement PML 1,491 1,116 804 5,207 797 772 1,630 1,576 1,818 1,471 16,682 7.57% 0
National Restoration Party PRN 1,117 261 453 3,194 423 613 1,047 949 1,109 1,097 10,263 4.66% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 973 271 380 2,306 473 353 1,019 866 1,296 688 8,625 3.92% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 536 146 184 1,603 213 296 470 388 579 776 5,191 2.36% 0
New Homeland Party PPN 360 139 177 1,222 173 247 508 271 374 157 3,628 1.65% 0
New Generation Party PNG 202 122 143 760 95 173 228 131 270 65 2,189 0.99% 0
Workers' Party PT 106 51 54 505 71 54 145 85 118 173 1,362 0.62% 0
National Advance PAN 179 32 36 342 29 81 274 98 135 70 1,276 0.58% 0
National Integration Party PIN 69 33 23 198 21 30 75 54 78 60 641 0.29% 0
New Socialist Party NPS 28 16 7 87 10 19 34 30 21 25 277 0.13% 0
Valid votes 22,375 13,097 11,480 65,225 10,622 14,912 22,698 17,509 24,280 18,057 220,255 100.00% 6
Blank votes 82 55 48 224 66 40 94 104 91 164 968 0.43%
Rejected votes – other 284 128 111 713 135 160 283 257 268 357 2,696 1.20%
Total polled 22,741 13,280 11,639 66,162 10,823 15,112 23,075 17,870 24,639 18,578 223,919 72.96%
Registered electors 30,088 17,266 15,087 90,600 14,503 20,119 32,186 24,726 32,559 29,767 306,901
Turnout 75.58% 76.91% 77.15% 73.03% 74.63% 75.11% 71.69% 72.27% 75.67% 62.41% 72.96%

The following candidates were elected:[20] William Alvarado Bogantes (PUSC); Marlene Madrigal Flores (PAC); Ronny Monge Salas (PLN); Henry Mora Jiménez (PAC); José Antonio Ramírez Aguilar (FA); and Lorelly Trejos Salas (PLN).

2010

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
National Liberation Party PLN 6,631 5,117 4,172 22,862 4,120 4,400 7,019 5,749 8,575 5,284 73,929 37.02% 2
Citizens' Action Party PAC 4,607 2,020 1,955 11,060 2,193 2,490 4,058 3,008 4,555 2,197 38,143 19.10% 2
Libertarian Movement PML 3,004 1,537 1,339 7,944 918 1,287 3,098 2,775 2,829 3,035 27,766 13.90% 1
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 1,706 933 758 5,238 774 931 1,783 1,547 2,820 925 17,415 8.72% 0
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,089 1,239 645 3,832 571 2,607 1,161 822 1,330 1,214 14,510 7.27% 0
Broad Front FA 1,262 319 334 3,680 272 608 1,078 665 906 399 9,523 4.77% 0
National Restoration Party of Heredia PRN 937 240 309 2,665 193 441 1,338 799 600 431 7,953 3.98% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 453 129 148 1,601 150 272 364 354 551 1,702 5,724 2.87% 0
Patriotic Alliance AP 266 214 358 1,302 99 150 391 220 231 554 3,785 1.90% 0
National Integration Party PIN 85 42 35 276 50 70 101 101 121 69 950 0.48% 0
Valid votes 20,040 11,790 10,053 60,460 9,340 13,256 20,391 16,040 22,518 15,810 199,698 100.00% 5
Blank votes 128 88 91 322 92 69 177 163 123 280 1,533 0.75%
Rejected votes – other 207 134 128 590 112 143 283 216 231 422 2,466 1.21%
Total polled 20,375 12,012 10,272 61,372 9,544 13,468 20,851 16,419 22,872 16,512 203,697 73.13%
Registered electors 26,982 15,687 13,404 84,511 12,800 17,791 29,077 22,277 30,208 25,807 278,544
Turnout 75.51% 76.57% 76.63% 72.62% 74.56% 75.70% 71.71% 73.70% 75.72% 63.98% 73.13%

The following candidates were elected:[23] Yolanda Acuña Castro (PAC); María de los Ángeles Alfaro Murillo (PML); Claudio Enrique Monge Pereira (PAC); Elvia Dicciana Villalobos Argüello (PLN); and Víctor Hugo Víquez Chaverri (PLN).

2000s

2006

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
National Liberation Party PLN 5,516 3,941 3,251 19,577 3,111 3,710 5,933 5,281 6,421 4,169 60,910 36.36% 3
Citizens' Action Party PAC 5,446 3,048 2,397 16,230 2,345 3,175 5,840 3,838 6,362 2,643 51,324 30.64% 2
Libertarian Movement PML 1,801 883 692 4,864 523 829 1,611 1,289 1,541 1,046 15,079 9.00% 0
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,152 771 823 3,527 558 1,793 1,231 602 2,168 1,234 13,859 8.27% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 584 157 181 1,757 296 332 590 479 706 2,016 7,098 4.24% 0
Union for Change Party PUPC 351 261 219 1,088 137 238 385 244 523 196 3,642 2.17% 0
Authentic Heredian Party PAH 465 115 236 1,071 190 143 220 651 245 220 3,556 2.12% 0
National Union Party PUN 285 140 121 1,030 73 233 393 175 531 124 3,105 1.85% 0
Homeland First Party PPP 260 133 127 922 101 117 272 284 249 215 2,680 1.60% 0
Democratic Nationalist Alliance ADN 260 329 55 897 48 105 200 82 81 34 2,091 1.25% 0
National Integration Party PIN 87 192 52 495 38 61 129 88 106 60 1,308 0.78% 0
Democratic Force FD 127 53 48 389 35 90 112 92 120 75 1,141 0.68% 0
Patriotic Union UP 85 22 51 376 34 53 160 60 85 105 1,031 0.62% 0
United Left IU 92 17 21 208 19 39 143 52 63 30 684 0.41% 0
Valid votes 16,511 10,062 8,274 52,431 7,508 10,918 17,219 13,217 19,201 12,167 167,508 100.00% 5
Blank votes 88 83 55 412 70 64 140 102 94 166 1,274 0.74%
Rejected votes – other 259 169 112 727 142 160 358 297 282 382 2,888 1.68%
Total polled 16,858 10,314 8,441 53,570 7,720 11,142 17,717 13,616 19,577 12,715 171,670 69.79%
Registered electors 23,339 14,022 11,507 76,637 11,123 15,173 25,863 19,360 26,992 21,977 245,993
Turnout 72.23% 73.56% 73.36% 69.90% 69.41% 73.43% 68.50% 70.33% 72.53% 57.86% 69.79%

The following candidates were elected:[25] Hilda González Ramírez (PLN); Francisco Molina Gamboa (PAC); José Ángel Ocampo Bolaños (PLN); Fernando Sánchez Campos (PLN); and Lesvia Villalobos Salas (PAC).

2002

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
Citizens' Action Party PAC 4,077 2,240 2,193 14,940 1,785 2,776 4,245 2,954 4,706 1,690 41,606 27.65% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 3,737 3,084 2,058 12,599 1,777 3,101 4,130 3,066 4,915 2,995 41,462 27.55% 1
National Liberation Party PLN 4,043 2,376 1,851 10,807 1,995 2,019 3,421 3,486 3,792 2,733 36,523 24.27% 1
Libertarian Movement PML 1,513 870 698 5,951 560 935 1,779 1,153 1,540 1,123 16,122 10.71% 1
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 365 118 196 1,393 227 249 500 435 675 1,132 5,290 3.52% 0
Democratic Force FD 329 192 129 922 110 122 764 197 306 444 3,515 2.34% 0
Coalition Change 2000 CC2000 123 29 27 306 136 58 111 137 1,023 76 2,026 1.35% 0
National Integration Party PIN 155 167 52 530 38 81 123 105 173 67 1,491 0.99% 0
National Rescue Party PRN 113 29 47 310 18 50 95 38 73 78 851 0.57% 0
National Patriotic Party PPN 55 26 14 198 23 47 78 37 56 87 621 0.41% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 43 18 19 170 20 28 50 79 42 58 527 0.35% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 30 12 8 67 10 12 29 11 32 28 239 0.16% 0
Independent Workers' Party PIO 17 12 4 47 9 24 14 15 34 28 204 0.14% 0
Valid votes 14,600 9,173 7,296 48,240 6,708 9,502 15,339 11,713 17,367 10,539 150,477 100.00% 5
Blank votes 126 85 73 328 91 66 186 175 133 323 1,586 1.03%
Rejected votes – other 159 93 83 569 102 124 270 202 220 334 2,156 1.40%
Total polled 14,885 9,351 7,452 49,137 6,901 9,692 15,795 12,090 17,720 11,196 154,219 71.70%
Registered electors 19,929 12,263 9,940 68,379 9,641 12,970 22,476 16,641 23,975 18,882 215,096
Turnout 74.69% 76.25% 74.97% 71.86% 71.58% 74.73% 70.27% 72.65% 73.91% 59.29% 71.70%

The following candidates were elected:[27] Quírico Jiménez Madrigal (PAC); Emilia María Rodríguez Arias (PAC); José Francisco Salas Ramos (PML); Federico Guillermo Vargas Ulloa (PUSC); and María de los Ángeles Víquez Sáenz (PLN).

1990s

1998

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 4,624 3,968 2,451 15,294 2,164 3,112 4,861 3,692 6,610 4,260 51,036 39.20% 3
National Liberation Party PLN 4,370 2,891 2,609 14,666 2,382 2,832 4,437 3,981 4,933 3,575 46,676 35.85% 2
Democratic Force FD 1,001 374 293 2,976 366 572 1,343 760 1,078 511 9,274 7.12% 0
National Integration Party PIN 421 194 190 1,770 126 280 447 219 420 121 4,188 3.22% 0
National Rescue Party PRN 558 70 120 2,212 30 275 299 124 113 166 3,967 3.05% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 295 45 53 995 172 246 281 314 517 312 3,230 2.48% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 325 191 138 1,131 71 177 570 193 314 81 3,191 2.45% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 113 35 276 280 186 65 137 94 1,132 40 2,358 1.81% 0
Democratic Party PD 238 91 98 563 138 207 295 316 217 125 2,288 1.76% 0
United People PU 270 51 35 370 34 59 286 182 86 86 1,459 1.12% 0
National Independent Party PNI 105 31 27 390 22 58 116 53 60 31 893 0.69% 0
New Democratic Party NPD 56 90 20 233 10 34 64 18 84 51 660 0.51% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 51 11 12 219 13 45 70 34 51 52 558 0.43% 0
Independent Party PI 24 28 8 109 7 63 29 34 35 80 417 0.32% 0
Valid votes 12,451 8,070 6,330 41,208 5,721 8,025 13,235 10,014 15,650 9,491 130,195 100.00% 5
Blank votes 106 66 71 233 31 52 125 108 86 163 1,041 0.78%
Rejected votes – other 225 111 136 665 132 109 369 167 267 323 2,504 1.87%
Total polled 12,782 8,247 6,537 42,106 5,884 8,186 13,729 10,289 16,003 9,977 133,740 71.92%
Registered electors 17,090 10,874 8,724 58,751 8,200 11,136 19,453 14,425 21,452 15,860 185,965
Turnout 74.79% 75.84% 74.93% 71.67% 71.76% 73.51% 70.58% 71.33% 74.60% 62.91% 71.92%

The following candidates were elected:[29] Horacio Martin Alvarado Bogantes (PUSC); Manuel Antonio Bolaños Salas (PUSC); María lsabel Chamorro Santamaría (PLN); Sergio Salazar Rivera (PUSC); and Róger Vílchez Cascante (PLN).

1994

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
National Liberation Party PLN 5,529 3,818 3,311 18,633 3,099 3,635 6,182 5,586 6,874 4,795 61,462 45.93% 3
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 5,009 3,598 2,980 16,439 2,361 3,530 6,001 4,128 7,087 3,631 54,764 40.93% 2
Democratic Force FD 1,411 566 487 3,902 259 652 1,268 690 962 323 10,520 7.86% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 173 50 56 632 101 102 150 104 884 65 2,317 1.73% 0
People's Vanguard Party PVP 171 68 50 582 46 82 289 185 111 128 1,712 1.28% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 108 55 43 495 62 83 223 131 202 173 1,575 1.18% 0
Independent Party PI 72 39 35 303 13 103 70 39 63 34 771 0.58% 0
National Independent Party PNI 57 28 31 293 15 54 79 42 43 47 689 0.51% 0
Valid votes 12,530 8,222 6,993 41,279 5,956 8,241 14,262 10,905 16,226 9,196 133,810 100.00% 5
Blank votes 131 76 75 288 56 64 184 177 116 179 1,346 0.98%
Rejected votes – other 193 125 68 487 87 116 287 157 242 292 2,054 1.50%
Total polled 12,854 8,423 7,136 42,054 6,099 8,421 14,733 11,239 16,584 9,667 137,210 84.06%
Registered electors 14,907 9,768 8,141 49,971 7,290 9,809 17,558 13,132 19,627 13,016 163,219
Turnout 86.23% 86.23% 87.66% 84.16% 83.66% 85.85% 83.91% 85.58% 84.50% 74.27% 84.06%

The following candidates were elected:[32] Álvaro Azofeifa Astúa (PLN); Bernardo Benavides Benavides (PUSC); Víctor Julio Brenes Rojas (PLN); Orlando González Villalobos (PUSC); and Luis Antonio Martínez Ramírez (PLN).

1990

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 5,162 3,345 2,800 15,659 2,608 3,305 6,444 4,538 7,557 3,326 54,744 46.87% 3
National Liberation Party PLN 4,545 3,625 2,619 15,159 2,360 3,031 4,888 4,505 6,051 3,336 50,119 42.91% 2
United People PU 604 140 567 1,697 99 305 558 372 328 451 5,121 4.38% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 201 44 63 791 41 169 280 226 272 61 2,148 1.84% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 164 60 49 600 45 191 264 122 248 306 2,049 1.75% 0
Party of Progress PdP 128 31 30 791 27 56 82 26 165 22 1,358 1.16% 0
National Independent Party PNI 78 50 86 315 28 41 149 44 77 66 934 0.80% 0
Independent Party PI 17 102 7 62 5 46 25 17 26 13 320 0.27% 0
Valid votes 10,899 7,397 6,221 35,074 5,213 7,144 12,690 9,850 14,724 7,581 116,793 100.00% 5
Blank votes 124 73 64 228 62 73 152 172 101 178 1,227 1.02%
Rejected votes – other 165 157 102 453 113 152 341 184 239 289 2,195 1.83%
Total polled 11,188 7,627 6,387 35,755 5,388 7,369 13,183 10,206 15,064 8,048 120,215 85.13%
Registered electors 12,810 8,659 7,268 41,624 6,387 8,513 15,651 11,704 17,712 10,882 141,210
Turnout 87.34% 88.08% 87.88% 85.90% 84.36% 86.56% 84.23% 87.20% 85.05% 73.96% 85.13%

The following candidates were elected:[35] Manuel Antonio Bolaños Salas (PUSC); Danilo Chaverri Soto (PUSC); José Joaquín Chaves Zamora (PLN); William Cordero Gamboa (PUSC); and Carlos Sequeira Lépiz (PLN).

1980s

1986

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
National Liberation Party PLN 4,246 3,033 2,812 15,064 2,171 2,871 5,312 4,273 6,113 2,820 48,715 48.32% 3
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 4,130 2,880 2,331 12,305 2,089 2,429 4,631 3,337 6,183 2,142 42,457 42.11% 2
United People PU 403 196 124 1,396 100 210 557 129 335 666 4,116 4.08% 0
People's Alliance Coalition CAP 226 65 105 811 54 162 289 538 176 132 2,558 2.54% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 163 123 46 728 30 124 266 120 189 295 2,084 2.07% 0
National Republican Party PNR 84 43 25 225 28 98 75 48 80 56 762 0.76% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 5 5 3 59 7 8 8 5 16 6 122 0.12% 0
Valid votes 9,257 6,345 5,446 30,588 4,479 5,902 11,138 8,450 13,092 6,117 100,814 100.00% 5
Blank votes 83 76 40 176 64 54 157 133 113 127 1,023 0.99%
Rejected votes – other 170 93 70 393 77 106 229 208 185 283 1,814 1.75%
Total polled 9,510 6,514 5,556 31,157 4,620 6,062 11,524 8,791 13,390 6,527 103,651 84.87%
Registered electors 10,952 7,380 6,355 35,984 5,525 7,065 13,739 10,159 15,821 9,143 122,123
Turnout 86.83% 88.27% 87.43% 86.59% 83.62% 85.80% 83.88% 86.53% 84.63% 71.39% 84.87%

The following candidates were elected:[38] Rodrigo Araya Umaña (PUSC); Edgar Allan Benavides Vílchez (PLN); Hilda González Ramírez (PLN); Rodrigo Arias Sánchez (PLN); and Olga Zamora Fonseca (PUSC).

1982

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
National Liberation Party PLN 3,887 2,786 2,534 12,885 2,026 2,559 4,734 3,732 5,446 2,675 43,264 54.03% 2
Unity Coalition CU 2,558 2,034 1,492 8,040 1,290 1,493 2,785 1,817 3,621 844 25,974 32.44% 2
United People PU 679 236 231 2,410 106 318 901 519 575 704 6,679 8.34% 0
National Movement MN 154 117 216 1,159 52 88 183 181 620 70 2,840 3.55% 0
National Democratic Party PND 65 50 26 429 6 37 89 36 97 10 845 1.06% 0
Independent Party PI 21 9 7 57 9 32 129 10 20 36 330 0.41% 0
Democratic Party PD 4 13 3 33 6 5 20 13 23 18 138 0.17% 0
Valid votes 7,368 5,245 4,509 25,013 3,495 4,532 8,841 6,308 10,402 4,357 80,070 100.00% 4
Blank votes 83 60 40 163 43 30 102 90 96 99 806 0.98%
Rejected votes – other 114 85 41 307 64 70 234 127 145 168 1,355 1.65%
Total polled 7,565 5,390 4,590 25,483 3,602 4,632 9,177 6,525 10,643 4,624 82,231 81.10%
Registered electors 9,019 6,305 5,408 30,613 4,570 5,658 11,510 7,957 13,327 7,032 101,399
Turnout 83.88% 85.49% 84.87% 83.24% 78.82% 81.87% 79.73% 82.00% 79.86% 65.76% 81.10%

The following candidates were elected:[41] Danilo Chaverri Soto (CU); Gerardo Vega Hernández (PLN); Jorge Eduardo Villalobos Barquero (CU); and Edgar Víquez Víquez (PLN).

1970s

1978

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
Unity Coalition CU 2,885 2,080 1,596 9,021 1,282 1,653 3,258 2,161 4,384 1,452 29,772 44.66% 2
National Liberation Party PLN 2,319 2,018 1,863 8,196 1,297 1,386 2,825 2,465 3,292 1,341 27,002 40.50% 2
United People PU 638 241 221 2,291 81 301 737 461 611 757 6,339 9.51% 0
National Unification Party PUN 71 55 17 703 40 74 102 79 293 44 1,478 2.22% 0
Costa Rican Concord Party PCC 30 16 8 237 17 21 56 95 19 14 513 0.77% 0
Independent Party PI 31 18 30 135 13 22 170 18 40 20 497 0.75% 0
National Independent Party PNI 14 20 8 67 17 46 30 20 202 27 451 0.68% 0
Republican Union Party PUR 24 12 12 125 9 12 45 21 60 21 341 0.51% 0
Democratic Party PD 18 5 7 43 10 10 19 10 16 11 149 0.22% 0
National Labour Party PLN 12 8 3 40 3 14 13 13 12 9 127 0.19% 0
Valid votes 6,042 4,473 3,765 20,858 2,769 3,539 7,255 5,343 8,929 3,696 66,669 100.00% 4
Blank votes 81 76 39 190 59 46 171 107 127 97 993 1.44%
Rejected votes – other 115 90 40 340 62 90 226 134 161 167 1,425 2.06%
Total polled 6,238 4,639 3,844 21,388 2,890 3,675 7,652 5,584 9,217 3,960 69,087 84.23%
Registered electors 7,135 5,322 4,392 24,869 3,529 4,329 9,210 6,611 11,055 5,568 82,020
Turnout 87.43% 87.17% 87.52% 86.00% 81.89% 84.89% 83.08% 84.47% 83.37% 71.12% 84.23%

The following candidates were elected:[44] Óscar Arias (PLN); Hernán Azofeifa Víquez (PLN); Yolanda Calderón Sandí (CU); and Carlos Manuel Pereira Garro (CU).

1974

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo		 Sara-
piquí
National Liberation Party PLN 1,878 1,510 1,181 6,415 1,077 1,054 2,340 1,605 2,721 874 20,655 41.07% 2
National Unification Party PUN 936 698 707 3,007 541 584 1,145 1,033 2,259 483 11,393 22.66% 1
National Independent Party PNI 519 435 254 1,265 185 138 644 343 655 509 4,947 9.84% 0
Democratic Renewal Party PRD 481 295 206 1,549 65 148 322 128 503 47 3,744 7.45% 0
National Republican Party PRN 273 193 125 1,849 147 226 253 277 257 103 3,703 7.36% 0
Socialist Action Party PASO 364 39 92 1,079 42 68 320 273 172 411 2,860 5.69% 0
Christian Democratic Party PDC 124 77 99 692 44 36 170 199 224 85 1,750 3.48% 0
Democratic Party PD 76 22 33 315 13 39 118 34 107 22 779 1.55% 0
Costa Rican Socialist Party PSC 17 59 10 148 3 5 25 22 35 5 329 0.65% 0
Independent Party PI 17 8 7 34 7 4 25 5 14 7 128 0.25% 0
Valid votes 4,685 3,336 2,714 16,353 2,124 2,302 5,362 3,919 6,947 2,546 50,288 100.00% 3
Blank votes 106 79 65 191 54 29 149 98 133 68 972 1.85%
Rejected votes – other 110 85 51 347 62 83 148 123 150 131 1,290 2.45%
Total polled 4,901 3,500 2,830 16,891 2,240 2,414 5,659 4,140 7,230 2,745 52,550 81.57%
Registered electors 5,843 4,160 3,414 19,972 2,945 2,939 6,959 5,189 8,743 4,257 64,421
Turnout 83.88% 84.13% 82.89% 84.57% 76.06% 82.14% 81.32% 79.78% 82.69% 64.48% 81.57%

The following candidates were elected:[47] Jorge Luis Arce Sáenz (PUN); Manuel Antonio González Flores (PLN); and Edwin León Villalobos (PLN).

1970

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo
National Liberation Party PLN 1,830 1,371 1,053 6,382 1,077 755 2,053 1,581 2,523 18,625 48.23% 2
National Unification Party PUN 1,563 989 917 5,117 480 588 1,286 1,124 2,320 14,384 37.25% 1
Socialist Action Party PASO 233 22 76 1,050 20 80 187 239 186 2,093 5.42% 0
National Front Party PFN 80 145 161 752 110 70 149 95 103 1,665 4.31% 0
Christian Democratic Party PDC 94 77 50 886 49 32 105 37 228 1,558 4.03% 0
National Union Party PUN 13 25 5 61 1 3 7 16 20 151 0.39% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Movement MRC 29 6 8 55 2 4 14 9 13 140 0.36% 0
Valid votes 3,842 2,635 2,270 14,303 1,739 1,532 3,801 3,101 5,393 38,616 100.00% 3
Blank votes 91 55 62 235 63 38 124 98 108 874 2.15%
Rejected votes – other 110 87 72 379 75 61 123 113 129 1,149 2.83%
Total polled 4,043 2,777 2,404 14,917 1,877 1,631 4,048 3,312 5,630 40,639 86.64%
Registered electors 4,552 3,091 2,730 17,176 2,258 1,942 4,665 3,909 6,584 46,907
Turnout 88.82% 89.84% 88.06% 86.85% 83.13% 83.99% 86.77% 84.73% 85.51% 86.64%

The following candidates were elected:[50] Óscar Campos Orozco (PLN); Óscar Román Hernández Pacheco (PLN); and Rodrigo Hernández Vargas (PUN).

1960s

1966

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo
National Liberation Party PLN 1,377 1,085 1,096 5,422 913 585 1,307 1,449 2,170 15,404 49.02% 2
National Unification Party PUN 1,553 971 861 5,187 617 582 1,300 1,111 2,338 14,520 46.21% 1
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR 78 70 63 284 21 29 124 47 157 873 2.78% 0
Democratic Party PD 32 17 15 364 14 19 58 69 39 627 2.00% 0
Valid votes 3,040 2,143 2,035 11,257 1,565 1,215 2,789 2,676 4,704 31,424 100.00% 3
Blank votes 72 56 36 154 31 20 98 73 108 648 1.92%
Rejected votes – other 174 106 75 628 85 104 183 105 180 1,640 4.86%
Total polled 3,286 2,305 2,146 12,039 1,681 1,339 3,070 2,854 4,992 33,712 85.76%
Registered electors 3,762 2,577 2,404 14,057 2,023 1,599 3,628 3,404 5,856 39,310
Turnout 87.35% 89.45% 89.27% 85.64% 83.09% 83.74% 84.62% 83.84% 85.25% 85.76%

The following candidates were elected:[53] Enrique Azofeifa Víquez (PLN); Fernando Gutiérrez Benavides (PLN); and Alfredo Vargas Fernández (PUN).

1962

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Pablo		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo
National Liberation Party PLN 1,229 973 817 4,680 893 449 1,233 1,183 1,783 13,240 47.55% 2
Republican Party PR 1,006 776 579 3,735 418 486 981 755 1,511 10,247 36.80% 1
National Union Party PUN 332 192 308 1,332 103 114 245 283 612 3,521 12.65% 1
Popular Democratic Action PADP 90 7 15 465 8 10 38 165 37 835 3.00% 0
Valid votes 2,657 1,948 1,719 10,212 1,422 1,059 2,497 2,386 3,943 27,843 100.00% 4
Blank votes 97 64 55 204 63 40 108 74 69 774 2.67%
Rejected votes – other 36 36 11 112 15 27 25 34 36 332 1.15%
Total polled 2,790 2,048 1,785 10,528 1,500 1,126 2,630 2,494 4,048 28,949 85.68%
Registered electors 3,237 2,300 2,051 12,207 1,869 1,347 3,126 2,956 4,696 33,789
Turnout 86.19% 89.04% 87.03% 86.25% 80.26% 83.59% 84.13% 84.37% 86.20% 85.68%

The following candidates were elected:[56] Dubilio Argüello Villalobos (PLN); Rafael Benavides Robles (PLN); Víctor Emilio Herrera Alfaro (PR); and Eduardo Víquez Ramírez (PUN).

1950s

1958

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo
National Liberation Party PLN 524 583 426 2,318 480 659 696 978 6,664 44.01% 1
National Republican Party PRN 361 440 228 1,513 73 294 292 536 3,737 24.68% 1
National Union Party PUN 326 110 285 1,142 165 199 217 446 2,890 19.08% 1
Independent Party PI 191 59 104 681 33 105 70 193 1,436 9.48% 0
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR 24 19 14 97 18 13 24 19 228 1.51% 0
Democratic Opposition Movement MDO 22 7 6 67 5 6 6 12 131 0.87% 0
Democratic Party PD 8 4 6 23 1 5 5 5 57 0.38% 0
Valid votes 1,456 1,222 1,069 5,841 775 1,281 1,310 2,189 15,143 100.00% 3
Blank votes 82 59 41 119 23 81 73 60 538 3.22%
Rejected votes – other 131 78 64 378 67 87 101 120 1,026 6.14%
Total polled 1,669 1,359 1,174 6,338 865 1,449 1,484 2,369 16,707 70.07%
Registered electors 2,274 1,749 1,585 9,148 1,399 2,260 2,193 3,234 23,842
Turnout 73.39% 77.70% 74.07% 69.28% 61.83% 64.12% 67.67% 73.25% 70.07%

The following candidates were elected:[59] Hernán Arguedas Katchenguis (PRN); Manuel Dobles Sánchez (PUN); and Eduardo Trejos Dittel (PLN).

1953

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Barva Belén Flores Here-
dia		 San
Isidro		 San
Rafael		 Santa
Bárbara		 Santo
Domingo
National Liberation Party PLN 746 769 543 3,083 418 709 790 1,137 8,195 62.59% 2
Democratic Party PD 441 460 244 1,501 169 302 329 626 4,072 31.10% 1
National Union Party PUN 59 33 92 359 22 97 75 90 827 6.32% 0
Valid votes 1,246 1,262 879 4,943 609 1,108 1,194 1,853 13,094 100.00% 3
Blank votes 104 61 61 242 58 119 72 94 811 5.51%
Rejected votes – other 94 51 51 322 48 81 64 98 809 5.50%
Total polled 1,444 1,374 991 5,507 715 1,308 1,330 2,045 14,714 74.85%
Registered electors 1,888 1,677 1,317 7,427 1,027 1,867 1,746 2,708 19,657
Turnout 76.48% 81.93% 75.25% 74.15% 69.62% 70.06% 76.17% 75.52% 74.85%

The following candidates were elected:[62] Dubilio Argüello Villalobos (PLN); Uladislao Gámez Solano (PLN); and Alfredo Vargas Fernández (PD).

1940s

1949

The following candidates were elected at the 1949 general election held on 4 October 1949:[63] José Francisco Benavides Robles (PUN); Carlos Elizondo Cerdas (PUN); Manuel Felipe Ramírez Fonseca (PUN); Samuel Sáenz Flores (PSD); and Fernando Vargas Fernández (PUN).

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