San José (Legislative Assembly constituency)

San José
Constituency
for the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Location of San José within Costa Rica
ProvinceSan José
Population1,601,167 (2022)[1]
Electorate1,157,828 (2022)
Area4,970 km2 (2024)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1949
Seats
List
  • 19 (2014–present)
  • 20 (2002–2014)
  • 21 (1966–2002)
  • 20 (1962–1966)
  • 16 (1953–1962)
  • 13 (1949–1953)
Deputies[3]
List
  •   Rocío Alfaro Molina (FA)
  •   Waldo Agüero Sanabria (PPSD)
  •   Luz Mary Alpízar Loaiza (PPSD)
  •   Fabricio Alvarado Muñoz (PNR)
  •   Andrea Álvarez Marín (PLN)
  •   Rodrigo Arias Sánchez (PLN)
  •   Kattia Cambronero Aguiluz (PLP)
  •   Vanessa Castro Mora (PUSC)
  •   Pilar Cisneros (PPSD)
  •   Cynthia Córdoba Serrano (Ind)
  •   Carolina Delgado Ramírez (PLN)
  •   Eli Feinzaig (PLP)
  •   Carlos Felipe García Molina (PUSC)
  •   Sofía Guillén Pérez (FA)
  •   Gilberth Jiménez Siles (Ind)
  •   Manuel Morales Díaz (PPSD)
  •   Gloria Navas Montero (Ind)
  •   Ariel Robles (FA)
  •   Danny Vargas Serrano (PLN)

San José 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 San José. The constituency currently elects 19 of the 57 members of the Legislative Assembly using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2022 general election it had 1,157,828 registered electors.

Electoral system

San José currently elects 19 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 1,932 0.27% 0 72,378 10.03% 3 13,223 1.83% 0 174,406 24.16% 5 67,609 9.37% 2 5,032 0.70% 0 4,652 0.64% 0 124,699 17.28% 4 10,335 1.43% 0
2018 37,289 4.97% 1 131,046 17.45% 4 134,886 17.96% 4 114,201 15.21% 3 51,804 6.90% 2 16,813 2.24% 0 132,062 17.59% 4
2014 88,326 12.07% 2 199,127 27.22% 5 171,856 23.49% 5 64,627 8.83% 2 4,570 0.62% 0 55,156 7.54% 2 38,874 5.31% 1
2010 32,247 4.67% 1 131,476 19.05% 4 244,763 35.46% 7 50,880 7.37% 2 8,537 1.24% 0 85,139 12.33% 2
2006 2,037 0.33% 0 17,751 2.91% 1 159,050 26.12% 5 204,429 33.57% 7 37,834 6.21% 2 6,501 1.07% 0 56,035 9.20% 2 32,909 5.40% 1
2002 3,313 0.57% 0 156,564 26.97% 6 140,218 24.15% 5 157,139 27.07% 6 10,675 1.84% 0 68,385 11.78% 2
1998 4,633 0.88% 0 191,411 36.21% 8 198,706 37.60% 8 24,787 4.69% 1 24,520 4.64% 1
1994 253,863 44.21% 10 228,291 39.76% 9
1990 23,767 4.50% 1 227,751 43.08% 9 234,763 44.41% 10
1986 16,149 3.43% 1 233,335 49.55% 10 189,852 40.32% 9
1982 28,320 7.22% 2 216,301 55.11% 12 111,874 28.50% 6
1978 31,302 9.28% 2 124,561 36.95% 8 150,475 44.63% 10 7,220 2.14% 0
1974 11,846 4.31% 1 15,253 5.56% 1 109,990 40.06% 9 4,606 1.68% 0 64,160 23.37% 5
1970 17,119 7.88% 2 109,242 50.26% 11 7,705 3.54% 1 73,374 33.76% 7
1966 83,130 49.38% 10 71,259 42.33% 9
1962 53,352 34.38% 7 73,045 47.06% 9 20,151 12.98% 3
1958 22,563 26.68% 4 31,453 37.19% 6 16,614 19.64% 3
1953 12,696 17.35% 3 47,353 64.70% 10 4,796 6.55% 1
1949 2 1 9

Detailed

2020s

2022

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 3,135 5,790 7,730 8,059 28,622 1,013 7,978 12,047 1,935 6,403 3,772 6,811 15,393 6,058 33,403 6,772 1,789 8,197 1,085 8,414 174,406 24.16% 5
Social Democratic Progress Party PPSD 1,390 4,905 4,179 5,436 17,157 504 5,425 9,826 516 4,528 3,126 5,715 14,178 3,727 25,245 4,172 921 6,733 398 6,618 124,699 17.28% 4
Progressive Liberal Party PLP 385 2,625 2,043 6,171 9,879 178 8,303 6,731 203 4,771 1,812 4,944 2,044 908 18,425 6,017 350 4,692 102 4,789 85,372 11.83% 3
Broad Front FA 809 2,476 3,014 3,640 9,971 345 2,649 6,616 542 5,063 1,269 3,644 6,115 1,414 14,302 1,692 775 3,489 107 4,446 72,378 10.03% 3
New Republic Party PNR 467 4,386 2,398 2,518 11,832 156 1,710 6,271 273 1,459 1,076 2,369 7,426 878 15,471 1,412 292 3,461 145 3,669 67,669 9.37% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,821 2,445 2,742 2,312 8,206 624 2,240 4,918 1,001 1,951 1,565 2,191 11,472 3,342 10,721 2,410 1,234 2,846 667 2,901 67,609 9.37% 2
Citizens' Action Party PAC 1,673 357 592 595 1,259 96 447 1,209 99 792 254 571 1,063 325 2,073 429 116 598 54 621 13,223 1.83% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 111 735 672 773 2,380 34 499 1,113 40 308 233 476 828 212 3,131 281 57 561 10 608 13,062 1.81% 0
Liberal Union Party UL 75 460 344 719 1,395 41 855 997 41 565 197 617 743 139 2,502 592 69 615 19 625 11,610 1.61% 0
National Force Party PFN 117 468 463 480 1,736 39 458 1,032 57 430 197 526 1,013 236 2,520 329 95 716 17 622 11,551 1.60% 0
National Restoration Party PRN 85 620 419 406 1,705 32 266 863 68 245 193 460 998 202 2,259 237 102 605 22 548 10,335 1.43% 0
New Generation Party PNG 56 1,930 249 168 749 359 285 604 468 200 181 250 530 74 1,061 121 1,351 260 7 322 9,225 1.28% 0
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC 185 862 317 246 971 35 293 603 133 224 142 243 868 427 1,498 222 113 305 28 587 8,302 1.15% 0
United We Can UP 72 355 502 351 929 18 357 732 27 312 125 382 304 102 1,820 239 31 394 15 462 7,529 1.04% 0
A Just Costa Rica CRJ 56 236 200 263 795 33 251 555 24 325 122 292 835 158 1,448 207 30 343 36 287 6,496 0.90% 0
Let's Go 28 116 102 440 457 40 287 403 14 696 90 297 180 68 1,132 252 42 289 4 268 5,205 0.72% 0
National Integration Party PIN 36 219 203 161 770 23 206 326 77 190 105 134 795 297 914 94 61 191 12 218 5,032 0.70% 0
Libertarian Movement PML 35 232 157 185 608 38 265 340 21 156 72 172 261 63 1,285 186 52 262 12 250 4,652 0.64% 0
Costa Rican Social Justice Party JSC 47 153 152 106 520 42 142 264 110 100 75 126 714 109 635 120 76 127 13 178 3,809 0.53% 0
Our People Party PNP 19 235 158 449 667 10 153 165 8 123 33 96 239 27 564 65 23 409 2 93 3,538 0.49% 0
Costa Rican Social
Democratic Movement		 PMSDC 33 107 103 131 352 24 130 263 30 102 81 122 432 114 581 112 55 147 14 219 3,152 0.44% 0
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 19 157 66 94 348 15 140 226 13 78 47 94 271 65 632 68 16 121 6 140 2,616 0.36% 0
Workers' Party PT 30 93 78 96 389 5 81 147 12 139 33 83 138 46 458 65 26 85 7 103 2,114 0.29% 0
United People PU 36 107 208 56 317 9 45 136 41 57 31 64 131 35 354 70 117 57 3 58 1,932 0.27% 0
Costa Rican Anti-Corruption Party PACO 21 219 83 60 235 18 70 136 14 42 44 60 151 38 373 42 18 58 8 78 1,768 0.24% 0
Costa Rican Democratic Union PUCD 57 46 63 44 389 9 25 108 12 55 27 38 156 25 250 21 19 42 6 62 1,454 0.20% 0
National Encounter Party PEN 34 77 80 48 192 10 46 114 28 40 31 40 200 57 243 28 14 78 2 55 1,417 0.20% 0
United for Costa Rica Party UCR 7 46 36 22 114 5 32 73 5 64 12 38 71 9 179 11 3 60 4 122 913 0.13% 0
New Socialist Party NPS 18 53 31 25 93 7 21 55 13 20 21 18 147 17 126 19 18 34 5 37 778 0.11% 0
Valid votes 10,857 30,510 27,384 34,054 103,037 3,762 33,659 56,873 5,825 29,438 14,966 30,873 67,696 19,172 143,605 26,285 7,865 35,775 2,810 37,400 721,846 100.00% 19
Blank votes 127 162 249 129 601 61 124 272 151 87 132 98 1,111 326 627 100 138 130 47 148 4,820 0.66%
Rejected votes – other 128 349 295 184 926 40 240 468 92 154 173 231 849 214 1,242 171 83 289 27 296 6,451 0.88%
Total polled 11,112 31,021 27,928 34,367 104,564 3,863 34,023 57,613 6,068 29,679 15,271 31,202 69,656 19,712 145,474 26,556 8,086 36,194 2,884 37,844 733,117 63.32%
Registered electors 17,749 53,246 44,906 51,538 166,029 5,851 50,442 92,061 9,531 43,082 23,192 45,628 117,494 29,937 237,728 39,066 12,707 56,539 4,974 56,128 1,157,828
Turnout 62.61% 58.26% 62.19% 66.68% 62.98% 66.02% 67.45% 62.58% 63.67% 68.89% 65.85% 68.38% 59.28% 65.84% 61.19% 67.98% 63.63% 64.02% 57.98% 67.42% 63.32%

The following candidates were elected:[14] Rocío Alfaro Molina (FA); Waldo Agüero Sanabria (PPSD); Luz Mary Alpízar Loaiza (PPSD); Fabricio Alvarado Muñoz (PNR); Andrea Álvarez Marín (PLN); Rodrigo Arias Sánchez (PLN); Kattia Cambronero Aguiluz (PLP); Vanessa Castro Mora (PUSC); Pilar Cisneros (PPSD); Carolina Delgado Ramírez (PLN); Jorge Dengo Rosabal (PLP); Eli Feinzaig (PLP); Carlos Felipe García Molina (PUSC); Sofía Guillén Pérez (FA); Gilberth Jiménez Siles (PLN); Manuel Morales Díaz (PPSD); Gloria Navas Montero (PNR); Ariel Robles (FA); and Danny Vargas Serrano (PLN).

2010s

2018

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 2,520 3,907 6,541 6,496 20,012 830 7,091 9,542 1,411 5,090 2,552 5,175 10,989 4,481 27,149 5,610 1,440 6,759 1,185 6,106 134,886 17.96% 4
National Restoration Party PRN 964 8,140 4,600 5,117 22,666 264 3,877 12,588 450 3,203 2,125 5,051 13,101 1,619 30,015 2,867 618 6,810 207 7,780 132,062 17.59% 4
Citizens' Action Party PAC 2,446 4,179 5,162 6,605 18,157 907 5,374 11,527 1,087 7,640 2,793 6,839 7,939 3,456 25,257 4,266 1,530 7,552 277 8,053 131,046 17.45% 4
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,523 2,807 3,375 6,101 12,141 492 6,610 7,760 1,205 5,090 2,280 5,018 19,582 2,493 20,511 4,942 1,676 5,719 546 4,330 114,201 15.21% 3
National Integration Party PIN 951 2,770 1,968 2,064 7,723 176 2,121 4,462 245 1,800 927 2,162 3,510 1,176 12,327 1,590 302 2,846 139 2,545 51,804 6.90% 2
Broad Front FA 400 1,324 1,398 1,770 4,930 226 1,372 3,387 274 2,509 477 1,828 3,961 547 7,978 804 437 1,674 52 1,941 37,289 4.97% 1
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC 493 1,625 1,423 1,097 5,139 193 1,085 2,382 321 741 498 913 2,732 1,353 5,953 793 671 1,285 118 1,900 30,715 4.09% 1
Libertarian Movement PML 89 691 593 1,006 2,136 46 1,321 1,415 88 734 267 777 950 221 3,708 855 100 907 60 849 16,813 2.24% 0
New Generation Party PNG 105 1,962 406 719 1,651 67 666 1,075 66 786 400 667 1,176 310 3,072 511 125 738 27 650 15,179 2.02% 0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 194 903 655 682 2,661 58 550 1,205 91 353 234 543 848 317 3,368 389 98 687 37 638 14,511 1.93% 0
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC 87 642 417 495 1,797 27 304 1,151 43 420 206 855 753 137 3,193 294 73 811 27 774 12,506 1.67% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 463 927 361 377 2,562 45 393 1,281 59 258 165 337 942 331 1,897 216 179 707 28 385 11,913 1.59% 0
Let's Go 61 185 196 564 946 28 424 717 54 918 136 505 270 101 1,934 293 44 462 5 440 8,283 1.10% 0
United Forces for Change Party FUC 81 581 325 280 1,342 26 252 698 45 157 169 300 1,002 137 1,803 207 70 358 26 378 8,237 1.10% 0
Everybody 61 181 244 412 850 100 440 635 64 446 129 439 687 209 1,921 391 119 398 21 315 8,062 1.07% 0
United Communal Party PCU 95 246 120 40 762 13 49 183 34 45 763 41 988 2,019 432 163 60 81 68 68 6,270 0.83% 0
Progressive Liberal Party PLP 46 138 107 464 416 27 830 323 59 368 106 296 239 84 1,307 560 39 240 13 219 5,881 0.78% 0
Transporters' Party PdT 62 148 125 147 759 26 81 385 87 153 91 133 788 119 819 78 152 175 5 535 4,868 0.65% 0
Workers' Party PT 46 181 151 147 619 20 127 311 40 157 74 127 262 114 762 120 50 204 12 189 3,713 0.49% 0
Homeland, Equality
and Democracy Party		 PID 63 61 82 67 261 14 75 179 11 72 22 86 111 33 495 48 10 88 3 100 1,881 0.25% 0
New Socialist Party NPS 12 33 27 20 101 13 37 72 10 38 20 28 117 24 143 25 12 27 7 24 790 0.11% 0
Valid votes 10,762 31,631 28,276 34,670 107,631 3,598 33,079 61,278 5,744 30,978 14,434 32,120 70,947 19,281 154,044 25,022 7,805 38,528 2,863 38,219 750,910 100.00% 19
Blank votes 98 150 194 83 469 51 120 204 117 68 96 82 759 265 544 84 95 116 36 113 3,744 0.49%
Rejected votes – other 123 430 327 281 1,198 39 278 629 53 188 192 233 906 264 1,514 211 78 365 24 361 7,694 1.01%
Total polled 10,983 32,211 28,797 35,034 109,298 3,688 33,477 62,111 5,914 31,234 14,722 32,435 72,612 19,810 156,102 25,317 7,978 39,009 2,923 38,693 762,348 68.39%
Registered electors 16,608 50,373 42,853 48,859 160,243 5,566 46,971 90,058 9,210 42,391 21,361 44,209 111,779 28,424 234,558 35,074 12,188 55,965 4,593 53,496 1,114,779
Turnout 66.13% 63.94% 67.20% 71.70% 68.21% 66.26% 71.27% 68.97% 64.21% 73.68% 68.92% 73.37% 64.96% 69.69% 66.55% 72.18% 65.46% 69.70% 63.64% 72.33% 68.39%

The following candidates were elected:[17] Ivonne Acuña Cabrera (PRN); Carlos Avendaño Calvo (PRN); Carlos Ricardo Benavides Jiménez (PLN); Shirley Díaz Mejía (PUSC); Silvia Hernández Sánchez (PLN); Harllan Hoepelman Páez (PRN); Wagner Jiménez Zúñiga (PLN); Víctor Morales Mora (PAC); Pedro Muñoz (PUSC); Walter Muñoz Céspedes (PIN); Ana Karine Niño Gutiérrez (PLN); Nielsen Pérez Pérez (PAC); Enrique Sánchez Carballo (PAC); Floria María Segreda Sagot (PRN); Otto Roberto Vargas Víquez (PRSC); Paola Vega Rodríguez (PAC); José María Villalta Florez-Estrada (FA); María Vita Monge (PUSC); and Zoila Rosa Volio Pacheco (PIN).

2014

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
Citizens' Action Party PAC 2,013 6,304 6,625 10,861 27,318 1,195 8,018 18,889 819 11,223 3,298 11,011 13,592 4,555 40,719 6,222 1,460 12,371 527 12,107 199,127 27.22% 5
National Liberation Party PLN 3,985 5,569 7,620 7,066 25,329 1,001 8,092 11,823 1,859 6,023 3,203 6,070 17,876 6,234 35,698 5,768 1,860 8,352 1,441 6,987 171,856 23.49% 5
Broad Front FA 1,394 3,986 3,636 3,445 13,780 379 3,062 8,225 678 4,383 1,428 3,749 5,720 2,043 19,988 2,074 855 4,584 245 4,672 88,326 12.07% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,509 2,340 2,466 1,809 7,199 321 1,651 3,790 1,036 1,383 2,217 1,693 17,534 2,076 9,776 1,732 1,419 2,332 291 2,053 64,627 8.83% 2
Libertarian Movement PML 330 2,719 1,581 3,704 6,638 103 4,808 4,472 197 2,422 1,004 2,593 2,083 873 12,552 3,088 283 3,066 187 2,453 55,156 7.54% 2
National Restoration Party PRN 221 2,089 1,005 1,596 6,178 69 978 4,140 131 1,208 541 1,909 3,605 583 9,020 912 144 2,329 35 2,181 38,874 5.31% 1
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 356 2,066 1,607 1,484 5,313 102 1,372 2,494 208 659 550 986 1,494 641 7,591 667 259 1,515 67 1,556 30,987 4.24% 1
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 164 1,980 863 1,159 5,176 50 1,023 2,568 79 702 465 932 1,868 517 7,403 683 127 1,549 29 1,307 28,644 3.92% 1
New Homeland Party PPN 127 538 526 591 2,083 61 635 1,366 76 684 206 691 778 258 3,837 367 86 1,115 49 716 14,790 2.02% 0
New Generation Party PNG 59 345 339 918 1,522 29 959 1,334 30 1,052 216 800 431 194 3,148 423 54 888 12 751 13,504 1.85% 0
National Advance PAN 110 899 254 297 1,033 20 237 546 35 385 106 246 207 121 1,948 148 86 424 17 481 7,600 1.04% 0
Transporters' Party T 136 161 162 114 464 107 89 292 424 186 59 89 1,603 104 622 56 527 150 4 290 5,639 0.77% 0
National Integration Party PIN 28 973 186 149 862 9 94 400 12 206 40 159 121 46 855 59 21 160 5 185 4,570 0.62% 0
Workers' Party PT 66 214 167 139 640 32 149 343 50 178 79 163 339 97 991 92 79 181 11 231 4,241 0.58% 0
Patriotic Alliance AP 35 78 73 96 733 19 64 125 69 118 21 90 209 49 548 33 22 120 10 80 2,592 0.35% 0
Homeland, Equality
and Democracy Party		 PID 19 45 22 36 132 5 30 177 6 31 9 53 67 22 283 16 8 60 3 64 1,088 0.15% 0
Valid votes 10,552 30,306 27,132 33,464 104,400 3,502 31,261 60,984 5,709 30,843 13,442 31,234 67,527 18,413 154,979 22,340 7,290 39,196 2,933 36,114 731,621 100.00% 19
Blank votes 105 130 192 96 480 39 89 232 95 82 118 82 572 212 561 85 87 117 33 103 3,510 0.47%
Rejected votes – other 181 568 532 419 1,659 35 351 790 90 281 260 306 1,136 282 2,203 306 119 487 39 475 10,519 1.41%
Total polled 10,838 31,004 27,856 33,979 106,539 3,576 31,701 62,006 5,894 31,206 13,820 31,622 69,235 18,907 157,743 22,731 7,496 39,800 3,005 36,692 745,650 70.14%
Registered electors 15,551 47,597 40,321 46,270 152,242 5,193 43,354 87,701 8,733 41,489 19,190 42,357 105,670 26,459 228,847 31,041 11,458 55,540 4,375 49,673 1,063,061
Turnout 69.69% 65.14% 69.09% 73.44% 69.98% 68.86% 73.12% 70.70% 67.49% 75.22% 72.02% 74.66% 65.52% 71.46% 68.93% 73.23% 65.42% 71.66% 68.69% 73.87% 70.14%

The following candidates were elected:[20] Fabricio Alvarado Muñoz (PRN); Antonio Álvarez Desanti (PLN); Carlos Arguedas Ramírez (PLN); Jorge Arguedas Mora (FA); Marvin Atencio Delgado (PAC); Epsy Campbell Barr (PAC); Maureen Clarke (PLN); Natalia Díaz Quintana (PML); Marcela Guerrero Campos (PAC); Otto Guevara (PML); Juan Luis Jiménez Succar (PLN); Óscar López (PASE); Patricia Mora Castellanos (FA); Víctor Hugo Morales Zapata (PAC); Sandra Piszk Feinzilber (PLN); Gonzalo Ramírez Zamora (PRC); Rosibel Ramos Madrigal (PUSC); Ottón Solís (PAC); and Humberto Vargas Corrales (PUSC).

2010

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 3,893 8,620 8,448 11,651 33,280 1,197 11,910 18,080 2,575 10,524 4,564 10,011 23,899 7,479 52,480 7,736 2,757 13,615 1,355 10,689 244,763 35.46% 7
Citizens' Action Party PAC 2,009 4,264 4,506 5,663 16,184 1,036 4,326 11,687 749 7,075 1,997 6,205 17,929 3,242 25,569 3,096 1,179 7,767 212 6,781 131,476 19.05% 4
Libertarian Movement PML 1,096 4,342 3,171 3,957 12,758 262 4,925 7,468 507 3,028 1,725 3,348 4,462 2,065 19,109 2,868 752 5,165 204 3,927 85,139 12.33% 2
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 714 4,723 3,214 3,538 13,174 166 2,964 6,470 285 2,501 1,228 2,695 5,499 1,438 17,952 1,860 381 4,071 63 4,031 76,967 11.15% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 1,027 2,298 1,657 1,992 6,555 207 1,364 3,895 609 1,856 1,179 1,788 4,361 1,683 11,899 1,679 1,030 2,715 950 2,136 50,880 7.37% 2
Broad Front FA 160 1,035 1,122 1,696 4,525 67 1,294 3,649 168 2,916 387 1,615 1,053 330 7,807 627 197 1,834 24 1,741 32,247 4.67% 1
National Restoration Party PRN 156 1,314 698 1,186 4,855 22 607 3,301 84 842 401 1,495 4,147 410 6,074 618 89 1,763 15 1,453 29,530 4.28% 1
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 123 1,169 539 998 3,233 43 625 2,072 75 573 318 741 619 167 6,164 580 100 1,268 33 1,123 20,563 2.98% 1
National Integration Party PIN 46 256 998 333 1,774 36 135 1,249 16 432 67 318 209 48 1,696 95 126 364 4 335 8,537 1.24% 0
Patriotic Alliance AP 390 295 219 283 1,331 48 287 626 62 395 74 520 518 145 1,363 326 34 330 9 255 7,510 1.09% 0
Elderly Alliance Party PAM 73 166 86 74 413 16 69 267 26 88 34 69 150 86 766 68 26 100 25 122 2,724 0.39% 0
Valid votes 9,687 28,482 24,658 31,371 98,082 3,100 28,506 58,764 5,156 30,230 11,974 28,805 62,846 17,093 150,879 19,553 6,671 38,992 2,894 32,593 690,336 100.00% 20
Blank votes 165 213 295 209 634 78 160 325 176 105 156 131 881 322 756 143 162 169 43 161 5,284 0.75%
Rejected votes – other 177 458 433 378 1,272 37 299 668 77 252 221 234 1,072 208 1,709 272 121 382 43 324 8,637 1.23%
Total polled 10,029 29,153 25,386 31,958 99,988 3,215 28,965 59,757 5,409 30,587 12,351 29,170 64,799 17,623 153,344 19,968 6,954 39,543 2,980 33,078 704,257 69.85%
Registered electors 14,081 44,270 36,900 43,957 143,636 4,789 39,855 85,706 8,009 41,139 17,043 39,778 96,629 24,260 226,027 27,313 10,376 55,673 3,963 44,773 1,008,177
Turnout 71.22% 65.85% 68.80% 72.70% 69.61% 67.13% 72.68% 69.72% 67.54% 74.35% 72.47% 73.33% 67.06% 72.64% 67.84% 73.11% 67.02% 71.03% 75.20% 73.88% 69.85%

The following candidates were elected:[23] Oscar Alfaro Zamora (PLN); Gustavo Arias Navarro (PAC); Carlos Avendaño Calvo (PRN); Gloria Bejarano Almada (PUSC); Francisco Chacón González (PLN); Rita Gabriela Chaves Casanova (PASE); Xinia Espinoza Espinoza (PLN); Luis Fishman Zonzinski (PUSC); Alicia Fournier Vargas (PLN); Víctor Emilio Granados Calvo (PASE); Viviana Martín Salazar (PLN); Juan Carlos Mendoza García (PAC); Carmen Muñoz (PAC); Justo Orozco (PRC); Mirna Patricia Pérez Hegg (PML); Damaris Quintana Porras (PML); Annie Alicia Saborío Mora (PLN); María Eugenia Venegas (PAC); José María Villalta Florez-Estrada (FA); and Guillermo Zúñiga Chaves (PLN).

2000s

2006

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 4,141 7,602 7,955 9,155 28,979 953 8,848 14,667 2,446 8,354 3,297 7,792 16,938 6,987 47,070 6,107 2,362 11,053 1,466 8,257 204,429 33.57% 7
Citizens' Action Party PAC 2,236 4,732 4,902 7,214 20,453 944 5,689 14,536 858 8,745 2,297 7,632 16,091 3,996 35,125 3,300 1,676 10,702 403 7,519 159,050 26.12% 5
Libertarian Movement PML 212 2,867 1,916 2,901 7,950 117 3,307 5,203 204 2,572 614 2,568 1,600 549 14,434 1,640 224 4,176 63 2,918 56,035 9.20% 2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 731 2,170 1,061 1,630 4,166 264 978 3,373 544 1,088 1,519 1,174 5,937 1,145 6,928 1,306 622 1,569 522 1,107 37,834 6.21% 2
National Restoration Party PRN 107 1,815 805 1,136 5,670 10 718 4,040 42 1,033 356 1,436 2,924 360 8,070 585 141 1,920 6 1,735 32,909 5.40% 1
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE 297 1,257 1,171 1,044 4,516 83 996 2,226 98 981 409 987 872 550 6,815 606 193 1,415 49 1,125 25,690 4.22% 1
Broad Front FA 132 611 473 789 2,420 36 661 1,858 75 1,245 180 761 1,129 211 4,802 353 62 1,155 12 786 17,751 2.91% 1
National Union Party PUN 83 589 545 767 2,051 36 812 1,701 54 1,127 208 790 736 278 4,689 562 76 1,030 7 663 16,804 2.76% 1
Union for Change Party PUPC 62 475 326 910 1,883 50 858 1,256 106 789 250 672 471 171 3,303 387 68 920 18 678 13,653 2.24% 0
Homeland First Party PPP 134 566 721 495 2,032 39 528 1,119 72 408 178 425 1,478 241 2,713 281 64 721 14 489 12,718 2.09% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 164 666 390 693 1,894 47 485 1,152 48 385 198 395 732 100 3,419 321 79 965 11 553 12,697 2.09% 0
National Integration Party PIN 27 231 215 311 1,771 4 120 705 8 380 53 260 139 53 1,470 76 14 286 6 372 6,501 1.07% 0
Democratic Force FD 29 194 126 214 558 16 143 546 19 323 42 278 167 56 1,102 129 19 341 5 348 4,655 0.76% 0
New Feminist League Party NLF 27 82 61 119 271 11 135 220 35 216 35 96 154 43 471 64 14 144 4 155 2,357 0.39% 0
United Left IU 36 89 61 77 329 7 46 245 3 125 15 91 58 22 580 37 7 103 7 99 2,037 0.33% 0
Patriotic Union UP 20 82 65 75 255 6 71 154 10 203 24 70 103 68 493 72 8 106 9 69 1,963 0.32% 0
Democratic Nationalist Alliance ADN 12 89 40 61 161 2 131 126 6 77 21 84 68 48 502 49 5 305 3 94 1,884 0.31% 0
Valid votes 8,450 24,117 20,833 27,591 85,359 2,625 24,526 53,127 4,628 28,051 9,696 25,511 49,597 14,878 141,986 15,875 5,634 36,911 2,605 26,967 608,967 100.00% 20
Blank votes 104 166 232 135 490 49 127 223 92 84 110 94 568 176 566 111 83 151 25 111 3,697 0.59%
Rejected votes – other 164 544 395 436 1,358 50 340 741 85 292 195 235 978 228 1,925 239 74 515 52 453 9,299 1.50%
Total polled 8,718 24,827 21,460 28,162 87,207 2,724 24,993 54,091 4,805 28,427 10,001 25,840 51,143 15,282 144,477 16,225 5,791 37,577 2,682 27,531 621,963 66.39%
Registered electors 12,669 40,385 33,004 40,577 131,969 4,360 35,873 81,526 7,133 39,889 14,799 36,472 84,341 21,638 221,870 23,405 9,252 55,159 3,604 38,901 936,826
Turnout 68.81% 61.48% 65.02% 69.40% 66.08% 62.48% 69.67% 66.35% 67.36% 71.27% 67.58% 70.85% 60.64% 70.63% 65.12% 69.32% 62.59% 68.12% 74.42% 70.77% 66.39%

The following candidates were elected:[25] Mayi Antillon Guerrero (PLN); Evita Arguedas Maklouf (PML); Ana Helena Chacón (PUSC); Silvia Charpentier Brenes (PLN); José Manuel Echandi Meza (PUN); Elizabeth Fonseca Corrales (PAC); Óscar López (PASE); Guyong Massey Mora (PRN); José Merino del Río (FA); Alexander Mora (PLN); Andrea Morales (PAC); Óscar Nuñez Calvo (PLN); Francisco Antonio Pacheco Fernández (PLN); Mario Quirós Lara (PML); Alberto Salom Echeverría (PAC); Jorge Eduardo Sánchez (PUSC); Ronald Solís Bolaños (PAC); Ofelia Taitelbaum (PLN); Federico Tinoco Carmona (PLN); and Leda Zamora Chaves (PAC).

2002

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 3,154 6,497 5,114 6,065 20,994 952 5,692 12,820 2,005 6,148 2,721 5,456 13,583 4,828 38,346 3,807 2,521 9,682 937 5,817 157,139 27.07% 6
Citizens' Action Party PAC 772 4,467 3,697 8,045 19,336 594 5,909 14,630 380 10,116 2,053 8,304 12,033 2,448 41,135 3,351 685 11,638 188 6,783 156,564 26.97% 6
National Liberation Party PLN 3,877 4,735 6,186 4,678 20,556 819 4,792 10,106 1,941 4,535 2,897 4,220 16,478 5,697 29,135 3,703 2,037 7,241 1,207 5,378 140,218 24.15% 5
Libertarian Movement PML 307 3,407 1,934 3,657 9,435 78 3,751 6,851 101 3,814 701 3,076 2,207 693 18,802 1,763 151 4,780 42 2,835 68,385 11.78% 2
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 85 1,425 473 809 3,142 42 728 2,248 43 548 314 1,006 1,584 305 5,091 513 75 1,381 14 813 20,639 3.56% 1
National Integration Party PIN 39 407 268 448 3,116 15 238 1,275 14 591 68 366 304 86 2,416 123 15 447 6 433 10,675 1.84% 0
Democratic Force FD 113 429 313 463 1,298 15 270 1,032 26 748 139 437 649 115 2,455 231 41 641 19 641 10,075 1.74% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 37 144 142 159 521 14 167 391 8 187 48 177 557 51 1,080 162 15 210 10 143 4,223 0.73% 0
National Patriotic Party PPN 9 213 101 194 479 4 100 445 9 159 34 198 92 40 996 53 6 245 4 116 3,497 0.60% 0
Coalition Change 2000 CC2000 16 147 219 177 495 5 171 290 7 185 22 94 122 36 879 90 7 230 1 120 3,313 0.57% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 33 118 80 100 375 4 74 523 19 141 42 78 175 54 672 51 27 172 11 115 2,864 0.49% 0
National Rescue Party PRN 28 93 42 50 210 3 48 131 7 94 12 74 61 33 475 67 11 128 2 54 1,623 0.28% 0
Independent Workers' Party PIO 8 127 26 61 189 3 111 66 2 52 18 30 82 18 403 26 7 82 4 27 1,342 0.23% 0
Valid votes 8,478 22,209 18,595 24,906 80,146 2,548 22,051 50,808 4,562 27,318 9,069 23,516 47,927 14,404 141,885 13,940 5,598 36,877 2,445 23,275 580,557 100.00% 20
Blank votes 125 230 292 163 575 80 160 296 99 112 128 99 757 337 812 144 105 200 55 149 4,918 0.83%
Rejected votes – other 126 447 343 337 1,082 32 324 608 62 238 172 207 675 199 1,786 256 59 426 46 272 7,697 1.30%
Total polled 8,729 22,886 19,230 25,406 81,803 2,660 22,535 51,712 4,723 27,668 9,369 23,822 49,359 14,940 144,483 14,340 5,762 37,503 2,546 23,696 593,172 69.31%
Registered electors 11,614 36,288 28,795 36,005 119,067 3,905 31,860 75,145 6,370 37,640 12,880 32,863 73,755 19,655 212,525 20,202 8,345 53,068 3,347 32,494 855,823
Turnout 75.16% 63.07% 66.78% 70.56% 68.70% 68.12% 70.73% 68.82% 74.14% 73.51% 72.74% 72.49% 66.92% 76.01% 67.98% 70.98% 69.05% 70.67% 76.07% 72.92% 69.31%

The following candidates were elected:[27] Ronaldo Alfaro García (PML); Carlos Avendaño Calvo (PRC); Epsy Campbell Barr (PAC); Rodrigo Alberto Carazo Zeledón (PAC); Laura Chinchilla (PLN); José Miguel Corrales Bolaños (PLN); Kyra De La Rosa Alvarado (PLN); Aida Faingezicht Waisleder (PUSC); Bernal Jiménez Monge (PLN); Rolando Laclé Castro (PUSC); Federico Malavassi Calvo (PML); Edgar Mohs Villalta (PUSC); Elvia Navarro Vargas (PAC); Margarita Peñon Góngora (PAC); Paulino Rodríguez Mena (PLN); Ricardo Toledo Carranza (PUSC); Gloria Valerín Rodríguez (PUSC); Rafael Angel Varela Granados (PAC); Juan José Vargas Fallas (PAC); and Olman Vargas Cubero (PUSC).

1990s

1998

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 5,095 7,538 6,599 7,233 25,347 1,380 7,251 15,729 2,952 7,669 3,149 6,421 18,986 6,494 49,503 4,903 3,365 12,023 1,214 5,855 198,706 37.60% 8
National Liberation Party PLN 2,836 6,493 6,318 7,281 26,242 1,022 6,753 16,162 1,377 8,091 2,755 7,031 17,317 5,627 49,192 4,685 1,791 13,013 1,229 6,196 191,411 36.21% 8
Democratic Force FD 163 1,519 858 1,633 5,193 53 1,038 4,078 64 2,260 841 2,021 1,006 679 10,482 730 67 3,109 55 2,767 38,616 7.31% 2
National Integration Party PIN 49 889 598 1,067 5,079 34 721 2,963 13 1,355 215 1,200 278 204 7,142 389 27 1,609 11 944 24,787 4.69% 1
Libertarian Movement PML 40 845 474 1,702 2,838 20 1,144 2,521 18 2,075 193 1,364 606 157 7,211 375 18 1,962 11 946 24,520 4.64% 1
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC 44 722 170 403 1,783 17 368 1,175 5 628 216 560 553 96 4,670 152 51 933 12 354 12,912 2.44% 1
Democratic Party PD 18 494 302 332 1,587 5 525 916 39 375 59 289 95 96 2,143 218 7 633 4 311 8,448 1.60% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 35 552 588 94 953 13 57 257 14 69 11 63 3,302 64 836 120 12 163 5 38 7,246 1.37% 0
New Democratic Party NPD 8 169 82 302 723 2 1,021 707 5 299 175 348 89 103 1,616 66 4 358 7 268 6,352 1.20% 0
United People PU 74 199 86 175 633 3 171 515 1 285 39 184 96 19 1,540 139 3 343 7 121 4,633 0.88% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 4 173 87 190 579 2 113 551 3 183 17 184 144 14 1,154 60 6 263 2 155 3,884 0.73% 0
National Rescue Party PRN 10 65 36 147 279 7 135 228 2 378 19 350 136 20 796 181 8 197 3 64 3,061 0.58% 0
National Independent Party PNI 10 180 92 142 264 3 87 422 3 119 20 84 49 17 744 47 7 174 4 77 2,545 0.48% 0
Independent Party PI 2 101 332 36 128 0 63 103 0 49 5 54 39 10 348 31 1 97 0 22 1,421 0.27% 0
Valid votes 8,388 19,939 16,622 20,737 71,628 2,561 19,447 46,327 4,496 23,835 7,714 20,153 42,696 13,600 137,377 12,096 5,367 34,877 2,564 18,118 528,542 100.00% 21
Blank votes 116 176 216 139 492 58 158 203 83 95 99 103 559 274 635 114 69 160 51 98 3,898 0.72%
Rejected votes – other 222 511 440 320 1,207 29 355 651 114 391 227 273 999 275 2,097 269 52 515 61 304 9,312 1.72%
Total polled 8,726 20,626 17,278 21,196 73,327 2,648 19,960 47,181 4,693 24,321 8,040 20,529 44,254 14,149 140,109 12,479 5,488 35,552 2,676 18,520 541,752 69.10%
Registered electors 11,002 32,735 24,837 30,410 106,121 3,659 28,594 69,651 5,911 34,131 11,232 28,568 64,560 18,255 209,688 17,403 7,394 50,825 3,356 25,723 784,055
Turnout 79.31% 63.01% 69.57% 69.70% 69.10% 72.37% 69.80% 67.74% 79.39% 71.26% 71.58% 71.86% 68.55% 77.51% 66.82% 71.71% 74.22% 69.95% 79.74% 72.00% 69.10%

The following candidates were elected:[29] Vanessa Castro Mora (PUSC); Guillermo Constenla Umaña (PLN); Rina Contreras López (PUSC); Luis Fishman Zonzinski (PUSC); Alicia Fournier Vargas (PLN); Daniel Gallardo Monge (PLN); Otto Guevara (PML); José Merino del Río (FD); Guido Alberto Monge Fernández (PLN); Walter Muñoz Céspedes (PIN); José Manuel Núñez González (FD); Justo Orozco (PRC); Abel Pacheco (PUSC); Sonia Picado Sotela (PLN); Jorge Eduardo Sánchez (PUSC); Joycelyn Sawyers Royal (PLN); Alex Sibaja Granados (PLN); Álvaro Trejos Fonseca (PUSC); Carlos Vargas Pagán (PUSC); Eliseo Vargas Garcia (PUSC); and Jorge Luis Villanueva Badilla (PLN).

1994

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 4,813 8,698 9,414 8,707 34,228 1,747 8,723 21,234 2,831 10,254 3,951 8,415 23,629 7,668 65,904 5,605 2,735 16,248 1,369 7,690 253,863 44.21% 10
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 3,296 9,246 6,858 8,416 29,109 912 8,463 20,376 1,513 10,180 3,508 8,060 16,789 6,109 64,239 5,343 2,216 15,633 1,178 6,847 228,291 39.76% 9
Democratic Force FD 144 2,030 720 2,122 6,403 35 1,668 5,978 119 3,203 407 2,702 482 523 14,158 1,028 106 3,693 34 2,120 47,675 8.30% 2
General Union Party PUGEN 43 484 532 292 2,520 18 323 845 23 269 65 238 4,047 88 2,667 125 38 597 5 190 13,409 2.34% 0
People's Vanguard Party PVP 68 431 198 385 1,447 23 311 1,142 25 644 71 345 339 136 3,790 201 25 709 12 244 10,546 1.84% 0
National Christian Alliance ANC 43 552 175 282 1,302 7 329 955 14 293 82 266 491 101 2,700 202 54 669 11 252 8,780 1.53% 0
National Independent Party PNI 24 240 90 544 705 17 378 787 12 673 155 450 159 93 3,243 166 13 650 17 169 8,585 1.50% 0
Independent Party PI 9 156 60 115 378 2 334 255 2 94 40 79 60 33 1,087 53 6 221 4 43 3,031 0.53% 0
Valid votes 8,440 21,837 18,047 20,863 76,092 2,761 20,529 51,572 4,539 25,610 8,279 20,555 45,996 14,751 157,788 12,723 5,193 38,420 2,630 17,555 574,180 100.00% 21
Blank votes 122 244 214 148 656 62 188 281 113 139 99 100 744 299 805 139 79 193 52 148 4,825 0.82%
Rejected votes – other 209 401 353 279 1,068 34 259 607 98 221 182 209 1,010 225 1,867 166 88 444 39 273 8,032 1.37%
Total polled 8,771 22,482 18,614 21,290 77,816 2,857 20,976 52,460 4,750 25,970 8,560 20,864 47,750 15,275 160,460 13,028 5,360 39,057 2,721 17,976 587,037 80.01%
Registered electors 10,347 28,824 22,227 26,078 96,118 3,533 26,286 65,836 5,572 32,296 10,231 25,475 58,955 17,766 207,773 15,939 6,633 49,063 3,103 21,670 733,725
Turnout 84.77% 78.00% 83.74% 81.64% 80.96% 80.87% 79.80% 79.68% 85.25% 80.41% 83.67% 81.90% 80.99% 85.98% 77.23% 81.74% 80.81% 79.61% 87.69% 82.95% 80.01%

The following candidates were elected:[32] Antonio Álvarez Desanti (PLN); Bernal Aragón Barquero (PUSC); Guillermo Arguedas Rivera (PUSC); Alberto Cañas Escalante (PLN); Mario Carazo Zeledón (PUSC); Edelberto Castiblanco Vargas (PLN); Anabella Diez Martín (PUSC); Hernán Fournier Origgi (PUSC); Ricardo Garrón Figuls (PLN); Rodrigo Alberto Gutiérrez Schwanhausen (FD); {José Antonio Lobo Solera (PUSC); Rodolfo Méndez Mata (PUSC); Francisco Antonio Pacheco Fernández (PLN); Sandra Piszk Feinzilber (PLN); María Lidya Sánchez Valverde (PLN); Ottón Solís (PLN); Gerardo Trejos Salas (FD); Constantino Urcuyo Fournier (PUSC); Oscar Ureña Ureña (PLN); Rafael Angel Villalta Fernandez (PUSC); and Saúl Weisleder (PLN).

1990

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 3,689 8,771 6,602 7,777 29,369 1,153 8,205 20,930 1,604 10,176 3,521 8,233 16,326 6,159 69,788 5,621 2,365 16,925 1,233 6,316 234,763 44.41% 10
National Liberation Party PLN 3,556 7,053 8,031 7,427 29,770 1,302 8,197 18,881 2,455 10,196 3,254 7,667 20,297 7,379 62,746 5,072 2,183 14,747 1,096 6,442 227,751 43.08% 9
United People PU 125 1,161 342 737 3,039 26 694 3,550 29 1,381 84 1,042 388 143 8,225 399 19 1,834 8 541 23,767 4.50% 1
General Union Party PUGEN 209 529 341 788 2,890 45 751 1,566 130 989 140 640 3,237 323 5,401 331 55 1,171 17 366 19,919 3.77% 1
National Christian Alliance ANC 28 422 130 236 1,412 13 322 1,170 7 506 206 328 453 121 3,217 178 33 826 5 235 9,848 1.86% 0
National Independent Party PNI 65 503 134 120 582 4 142 444 14 271 66 150 208 141 1,391 59 21 295 6 187 4,803 0.91% 0
Party of Progress PdP 13 54 22 158 307 5 154 410 8 480 18 162 86 24 1,324 63 5 235 8 166 3,702 0.70% 0
Independent Party PI 12 178 30 55 262 3 128 371 3 110 65 132 47 34 1,088 35 8 625 1 160 3,347 0.63% 0
Militant Workers
Revolutionary Party		 PRTL 16 30 23 16 87 1 30 89 5 37 9 25 45 14 223 11 5 53 5 18 742 0.14% 0
Valid votes 7,713 18,701 15,655 17,314 67,718 2,552 18,623 47,411 4,255 24,146 7,363 18,379 41,087 14,338 153,403 11,769 4,694 36,711 2,379 14,431 528,642 100.00% 21
Blank votes 159 220 237 105 609 76 163 306 126 119 100 104 790 339 890 117 76 249 47 148 4,980 0.92%
Rejected votes – other 192 531 317 298 1,260 46 357 648 134 262 179 187 1,058 246 2,043 206 90 521 44 256 8,875 1.64%
Total polled 8,064 19,452 16,209 17,717 69,587 2,674 19,143 48,365 4,515 24,527 7,642 18,670 42,935 14,923 156,336 12,092 4,860 37,481 2,470 14,835 542,497 81.47%
Registered electors 9,645 24,032 19,398 21,226 84,007 3,299 23,438 59,169 5,404 29,944 9,057 22,378 54,029 17,262 196,907 14,384 5,967 45,844 2,862 17,668 665,920
Turnout 83.61% 80.94% 83.56% 83.47% 82.83% 81.05% 81.68% 81.74% 83.55% 81.91% 84.38% 83.43% 79.47% 86.45% 79.40% 84.07% 81.45% 81.76% 86.30% 83.97% 81.47%

The following candidates were elected:[35] Daniel Aguilar González (PUSC); Carlos Castro Arias (PUSC); Víctor Evelio Castro Retana (PLN); Alberto Esquivel Volio (PLN); Santana Esquivel Ramírez (PLN); Carlos Alberto Fernández Vega (PUGEN); Daniel Gallardo Monge (PLN); Rodrigo Alberto Gutiérrez Sáenz (PU); Rolando Laclé Castro (PUSC); Hugo Alfonso Muñoz Quesada (PLN); William Rodolfo Muñoz Céspedes (PUSC); Karen Olsen Beck (PLN); Rodrigo Oreamuno Blanco (PLN); Miguel Ángel Rodríguez (PUSC); Jorge Eduardo Sánchez (PUSC); Oscar Soley (PLN); Alejandro Soto Zúñiga (PLN); Roberto Tovar Faja (PUSC); Juan José Trejos Fonseca (PUSC); Blanca Nury Vargas Aguilar (PUSC); and Eliseo Vargas Garcia (PUSC).

1980s

1986

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 3,804 6,780 7,475 6,897 29,340 1,291 7,929 19,661 2,534 10,629 3,315 7,866 20,877 7,485 67,530 5,020 2,183 15,245 1,238 6,236 233,335 49.55% 10
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC 2,856 6,776 5,152 5,978 21,805 991 6,617 17,014 1,250 9,025 2,901 6,536 13,667 5,221 58,682 4,429 1,746 13,500 979 4,727 189,852 40.32% 9
United People PU 73 744 216 463 1,747 13 821 1,654 39 1,081 64 582 185 166 6,231 255 35 1,453 8 319 16,149 3.43% 1
People's Alliance Coalition CAP 116 590 382 383 1,804 29 405 1,840 28 790 54 529 288 70 4,879 229 17 854 5 223 13,515 2.87% 1
National Christian Alliance ANC 134 537 180 177 1,103 12 230 861 40 410 46 284 623 88 3,168 107 54 653 3 129 8,839 1.88% 0
National Republican Party PNR 69 132 97 97 354 21 116 345 27 164 91 124 237 120 1,293 74 35 212 18 78 3,704 0.79% 0
General Union Party PUGEN 5 28 17 53 132 47 48 112 3 78 14 62 1,613 14 436 20 20 92 0 21 2,815 0.60% 0
Independent Party PI 16 100 45 76 339 1 78 275 14 99 25 86 35 30 1,155 38 9 232 4 51 2,708 0.58% 0
Valid votes 7,073 15,687 13,564 14,124 56,624 2,405 16,244 41,762 3,935 22,276 6,510 16,069 37,525 13,194 143,374 10,172 4,099 32,241 2,255 11,784 470,917 100.00% 21
Blank votes 108 215 210 79 474 68 135 257 108 118 86 89 582 268 718 96 77 178 27 106 3,999 0.83%
Rejected votes – other 199 398 298 220 971 68 338 658 79 241 144 183 802 248 2,143 182 52 493 55 201 7,973 1.65%
Total polled 7,380 16,300 14,072 14,423 58,069 2,541 16,717 42,677 4,122 22,635 6,740 16,341 38,909 13,710 146,235 10,450 4,228 32,912 2,337 12,091 482,889 81.76%
Registered electors 8,771 20,540 16,985 17,149 70,214 3,120 20,661 52,164 4,819 27,604 7,953 19,572 47,117 15,890 183,047 12,445 5,137 40,249 2,730 14,473 590,640
Turnout 84.14% 79.36% 82.85% 84.10% 82.70% 81.44% 80.91% 81.81% 85.54% 82.00% 84.75% 83.49% 82.58% 86.28% 79.89% 83.97% 82.30% 81.77% 85.60% 83.54% 81.76%

The following candidates were elected:[38] José Alberto Aguilar Sevilla (PLN); Carlos Araya Guillén (PUSC); José María Borbón Arias (PUSC); Mario Enrique Carvajal Herrera (PLN); Luis Manuel Chacón Jiménez (PUSC); Juan Luis Delgado Monge (PUSC); Alberto Fait Lizano (PLN); Luis Fishman Zonzinski (PUSC); Mireya Guevara Fallas (PLN); Etelberto Jiménez Piedra (PLN); Rose Marie Karpinsky Dodero (PLN); Rodolfo Méndez Mata (PUSC); Johnny Ramírez Azofeifa (PLN); Oscar Manuel Saborío Vega (PUSC); Alex Solís Fallas (PLN); Javier Solís Herrera (PU); Cristian Tattenbach Yglesias (PUSC); Humberto Vargas Carbonell (CAP); José Ademar Vega Chaves (PUSC); Leonel Villalobos Salazar (PLN); and Fernando Volio Jiménez (PLN).

1982

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 3,515 6,731 6,783 5,607 26,452 1,525 7,025 17,350 2,328 9,565 3,021 6,589 19,522 7,793 65,397 4,409 2,011 14,155 1,252 5,271 216,301 55.11% 12
Unity Coalition CU 1,316 3,649 2,749 2,892 12,738 580 3,834 10,396 610 5,127 1,710 3,824 7,466 3,033 36,935 2,596 1,152 8,239 479 2,549 111,874 28.50% 6
United People PU 142 1,280 480 751 3,311 45 858 3,303 46 1,828 125 981 685 158 11,153 415 30 2,205 9 515 28,320 7.22% 2
National Movement MN 180 316 282 508 1,001 85 914 1,582 89 1,606 160 753 840 162 7,875 355 238 1,079 24 437 18,486 4.71% 1
National Democratic Party PND 407 163 83 212 407 8 186 549 7 476 22 232 133 102 2,270 51 17 364 7 75 5,771 1.47% 0
Costa Rican Concord Party PCC 19 50 38 143 234 16 212 411 10 483 19 215 132 16 2,260 57 2 319 0 58 4,694 1.20% 0
Peoples' Action Party PAP 16 395 153 108 435 3 38 369 1 134 13 97 62 27 1,218 57 4 395 1 20 3,546 0.90% 0
Independent Party PI 25 77 32 111 330 5 40 121 5 93 9 32 80 34 440 43 8 60 4 23 1,572 0.40% 0
Democratic Party PD 19 44 16 26 141 1 36 96 7 56 20 33 74 23 491 20 8 96 5 11 1,223 0.31% 0
National Liberal Progressive
Republican Party		 PLPRN 13 32 54 11 210 3 18 38 6 18 8 11 73 9 166 4 2 20 1 11 708 0.18% 0
Valid votes 5,652 12,737 10,670 10,369 45,259 2,271 13,161 34,215 3,109 19,386 5,107 12,767 29,067 11,357 128,205 8,007 3,472 26,932 1,782 8,970 392,495 100.00% 21
Blank votes 139 165 154 57 413 61 122 184 101 112 68 90 552 232 684 98 74 152 35 84 3,577 0.89%
Rejected votes – other 190 417 282 188 894 47 308 609 69 251 123 139 613 214 2,033 188 51 460 39 142 7,257 1.80%
Total polled 5,981 13,319 11,106 10,614 46,566 2,379 13,591 35,008 3,279 19,749 5,298 12,996 30,232 11,803 130,922 8,293 3,597 27,544 1,856 9,196 403,329 79.06%
Registered electors 7,720 17,683 14,296 12,952 58,040 2,823 17,467 44,335 4,055 24,728 6,515 16,138 38,707 14,193 167,431 10,314 4,379 34,398 2,310 11,667 510,151
Turnout 77.47% 75.32% 77.69% 81.95% 80.23% 84.27% 77.81% 78.96% 80.86% 79.86% 81.32% 80.53% 78.10% 83.16% 78.19% 80.41% 82.14% 80.07% 80.35% 78.82% 79.06%

The following candidates were elected:[41] Óscar Aguilar Bulgarelli (CU); Sergio Erick Ardón Jiménez (PU); David Gerardo Fallas Alvarado (PLN); Hernán Garrón Salazar (PLN); Orlando Granados Ramírez (PLN); Luis Armando Gutiérrez Rodríguez (PLN); Bernal Jiménez Monge (PLN); Julio Enrique Jurado del Barco (PLN); Rolando Laclé Castro (CU); Guillermo Malavassi (MN); Matilde Marín Chinchilla (PLN); Jorge Arturo Monge Zamora (CU); Eduardo Mora Valverde (PU); Gerardo Mora Zúñiga (PLN); Benjamín Muñoz Retana (PLN); Rodolfo Arturo Navas Alvarado (PLN); Juan Rafael Rodríguez Calvo (CU); María Lidya Sánchez Valverde (PLN); Fernando José Trejos Escalante (CU); Juan José Trejos Fonseca (CU); and Jorge Luis Villanueva Badilla (PLN).

1970s

1978

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
Unity Coalition CU 2,250 4,545 2,931 3,243 14,653 768 5,647 14,354 755 8,215 1,948 4,755 10,439 4,103 53,463 3,297 1,315 9,707 751 3,336 150,475 44.63% 10
National Liberation Party PLN 2,181 3,517 3,690 2,467 14,512 960 3,932 9,983 1,706 5,113 2,001 3,024 12,621 5,000 38,681 2,568 1,281 7,376 829 3,119 124,561 36.95% 8
United People PU 81 1,153 319 754 3,356 49 826 4,096 42 2,222 119 979 628 245 13,120 304 41 2,461 9 498 31,302 9.28% 2
Costa Rican Peoples' Front FPC 396 404 175 280 1,237 5 242 1,171 11 590 31 199 267 62 4,635 72 16 646 7 103 10,549 3.13% 1
National Unification Party PUN 52 229 604 164 579 22 258 548 42 381 117 186 270 546 2,512 105 62 400 12 131 7,220 2.14% 0
Workers' Socialist Organization Party POST 25 149 144 97 494 4 133 462 12 204 26 121 127 58 1,624 35 4 278 6 56 4,059 1.20% 0
Republican Union Party PUR 60 67 75 35 310 12 68 301 8 183 22 59 94 94 927 43 13 128 5 43 2,547 0.76% 0
Independent Party PI 61 82 39 41 225 3 93 225 12 163 29 53 117 67 856 51 25 111 6 35 2,294 0.68% 0
National Independent Party PNI 20 74 31 42 162 7 60 131 8 90 18 40 150 43 696 23 87 89 5 27 1,803 0.53% 0
Democratic Party PD 17 46 27 17 112 6 32 85 7 51 9 18 57 21 587 10 6 87 3 13 1,211 0.36% 0
Costa Rican Concord Party PCC 10 20 14 10 52 7 23 76 3 37 5 27 47 20 305 11 7 55 1 8 738 0.22% 0
National Labour Party PLN 3 10 6 8 40 0 8 46 2 22 5 16 30 8 144 3 3 32 4 2 392 0.12% 0
Valid votes 5,156 10,296 8,055 7,158 35,732 1,843 11,322 31,478 2,608 17,271 4,330 9,477 24,847 10,267 117,550 6,522 2,860 21,370 1,638 7,371 337,151 100.00% 21
Blank votes 159 163 265 88 608 69 130 324 188 154 110 104 740 396 859 102 91 172 54 111 4,887 1.40%
Rejected votes – other 259 386 364 199 888 35 315 613 79 317 152 152 604 270 2,483 170 65 435 46 163 7,995 2.28%
Total polled 5,574 10,845 8,684 7,445 37,228 1,947 11,767 32,415 2,875 17,742 4,592 9,733 26,191 10,933 120,892 6,794 3,016 21,977 1,738 7,645 350,033 81.33%
Registered electors 6,839 13,882 11,036 8,857 45,398 2,254 14,388 39,531 3,611 21,601 5,458 11,864 32,704 12,889 150,118 8,041 3,621 26,853 2,146 9,309 430,400
Turnout 81.50% 78.12% 78.69% 84.06% 82.00% 86.38% 81.78% 82.00% 79.62% 82.14% 84.13% 82.04% 80.09% 84.82% 80.53% 84.49% 83.29% 81.84% 80.99% 82.12% 81.33%

The following candidates were elected:[44] Armando Aráuz Aguilar (PLN); Federico Villalobos Brenes Villalobos (CU); Carlos Manuel Castillo Morales (PLN); Rodolfo Cerdas Cruz (FPC); Niní Chinchilla Orozco (PLN); Mario Devandas (PU); Juan Carlos Fernández Saborío (PLN); Rafael Grillo Rivera (CU); Andrés Jenkins Dobles (CU); Rodrigo Madrigal Nieto (CU); Luis Antonio Monge Román (PLN); Juan Muñoz Valverde (PLN); Marcos Tulio Naranjo Carvajal (CU); Marcelo Prieto Jiménez (PLN); Alexis Quesada Murillo (CU); Mario Romero Arredondo (CU); Claudio Sánchez Fernández (PLN); Cristian Tattenbach Yglesias (CU); Roberto Tovar Faja (CU); Humberto Vargas Carbonell (PU); and José Ademar Vega Chaves (CU).

1974

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 1,992 2,613 2,653 1,964 11,917 742 3,220 9,352 1,491 4,938 1,685 2,502 11,366 4,860 36,279 1,957 1,128 6,179 729 2,423 109,990 40.06% 9
National Unification Party PUN 1,317 2,155 1,160 1,455 6,387 324 2,101 5,676 472 3,406 1,071 1,475 4,299 2,273 23,580 1,372 797 3,538 343 959 64,160 23.37% 5
Democratic Renewal Party PRD 206 510 285 568 2,087 144 1,352 2,778 131 1,732 182 959 767 332 12,350 689 123 2,000 52 354 27,601 10.05% 2
National Independent Party PNI 348 710 462 357 1,552 281 702 2,288 189 1,278 344 549 2,367 616 8,241 282 439 1,576 284 990 23,855 8.69% 2
National Republican Party PRN 205 593 1,199 226 1,238 66 313 1,730 78 662 173 616 365 455 5,808 245 50 886 28 317 15,253 5.56% 1
Socialist Action Party PASO 55 403 123 154 984 10 377 1,355 9 629 54 327 324 142 5,595 156 10 921 10 208 11,846 4.31% 1
Democratic Party PD 16 183 54 183 843 30 209 1,075 5 613 26 203 357 36 3,182 50 17 529 2 136 7,749 2.82% 1
Christian Democratic Party PDC 67 77 63 86 279 16 122 552 21 271 35 256 147 124 1,998 58 69 260 28 77 4,606 1.68% 0
Costa Rican Peoples' Front FPC 74 63 27 60 421 2 84 387 9 328 32 69 76 32 2,011 20 3 235 3 30 3,966 1.44% 0
Costa Rican Socialist Party PSC 17 70 27 142 283 4 70 793 4 335 15 123 47 36 1,687 18 9 209 5 36 3,930 1.43% 0
Independent Party PI 188 41 24 21 101 18 65 95 16 101 26 11 92 94 580 21 15 69 12 28 1,618 0.59% 0
Valid votes 4,485 7,418 6,077 5,216 26,092 1,637 8,615 26,081 2,425 14,293 3,643 7,090 20,207 9,000 101,311 4,868 2,660 16,402 1,496 5,558 274,574 100.00% 21
Blank votes 142 151 236 63 453 66 138 271 149 141 84 85 653 277 851 101 76 162 58 121 4,278 1.50%
Rejected votes – other 235 310 270 114 548 52 282 523 77 235 183 131 508 319 2,047 175 71 334 57 135 6,606 2.31%
Total polled 4,862 7,879 6,583 5,393 27,093 1,755 9,035 26,875 2,651 14,669 3,910 7,306 21,368 9,596 104,209 5,144 2,807 16,898 1,611 5,814 285,458 80.40%
Registered electors 6,280 10,118 8,422 6,502 32,914 2,059 11,066 32,937 3,241 18,004 4,720 8,920 28,020 11,716 130,417 6,191 3,319 20,809 2,159 7,251 355,065
Turnout 77.42% 77.87% 78.16% 82.94% 82.31% 85.24% 81.65% 81.60% 81.80% 81.48% 82.84% 81.91% 76.26% 81.91% 79.90% 83.09% 84.57% 81.21% 74.62% 80.18% 80.40%

The following candidates were elected:[47] Fernando Altmann Ortiz (PUN); Rolando Araya Monge (PLN); Tirza Bustamante Guerrero (PNI); Rafael Ángel Calderón Fournier (PUN); Arnoldo Campos Brizuela (PD); Antonio Francisco Cañas Iraeta (PUN); Alfonso Carro Zúñiga (PLN); Mario Charpantier Gamboa (PLN); Juan José Echeverría Brealey (PRD); Carlos Luis Fernández Fallas (PLN); Sigurd Koberg Van Patten (PUN); Lalo Mora (PASO); Stanley Antonio Muñoz Sánchez (PLN); Rodolfo Piza Escalante (PNI); Miguel Angel Quesada Niño (PRD); José Manuel Salazar Navarrete (PLN); Elías Soley Soler (PLN); Orlando Sotela Montagné (PRN); Juana Rosa Venegas Salazar (PLN); Guillermo Villalobos Arce (PUN); and Adelina Zonta Sánchez (PLN).

1970

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 2,610 2,469 3,131 2,034 9,797 899 3,330 9,129 1,516 4,823 2,011 2,306 12,407 5,513 35,211 2,006 1,332 5,381 729 2,608 109,242 50.26% 11
National Unification Party PUN 1,485 1,705 1,678 1,239 4,904 472 2,255 6,473 495 4,031 1,192 2,019 3,808 2,551 30,197 1,504 911 4,369 673 1,413 73,374 33.76% 7
Socialist Action Party PASO 44 408 84 230 982 6 336 2,229 4 945 37 415 194 75 9,395 153 15 1,369 3 195 17,119 7.88% 2
Christian Democratic Party PDC 24 119 33 121 468 9 161 954 10 431 25 280 183 46 4,136 76 16 538 6 69 7,705 3.54% 1
National Front Party PFN 60 151 59 121 395 41 156 553 20 314 46 116 180 76 2,614 101 9 316 7 60 5,395 2.48% 0
National Union Party PUN 21 57 28 38 158 2 75 369 7 172 11 72 83 22 1,688 27 8 214 0 34 3,086 1.42% 0
Costa Rican Renewal Movement MRC 23 26 9 22 90 3 31 238 7 73 5 31 34 62 653 16 8 73 4 21 1,429 0.66% 0
Valid votes 4,267 4,935 5,022 3,805 16,794 1,432 6,344 19,945 2,059 10,789 3,327 5,239 16,889 8,345 83,894 3,883 2,299 12,260 1,422 4,400 217,350 100.00% 21
Blank votes 141 168 192 62 339 42 109 287 108 143 75 85 476 178 852 79 50 156 30 87 3,659 1.60%
Rejected votes – other 144 300 141 133 521 21 273 644 84 339 111 151 467 233 2,539 137 61 452 62 165 6,978 3.06%
Total polled 4,552 5,403 5,355 4,000 17,654 1,495 6,726 20,876 2,251 11,271 3,513 5,475 17,832 8,756 87,285 4,099 2,410 12,868 1,514 4,652 227,987 83.81%
Registered electors 5,434 6,418 6,321 4,571 20,297 1,702 7,902 24,665 2,614 13,334 4,084 6,389 22,270 10,237 105,592 4,672 2,727 15,274 2,019 5,495 272,017
Turnout 83.77% 84.19% 84.72% 87.51% 86.98% 87.84% 85.12% 84.64% 86.11% 84.53% 86.02% 85.69% 80.07% 85.53% 82.66% 87.74% 88.38% 84.25% 74.99% 84.66% 83.81%

The following candidates were elected:[50] Marcial Aguiluz Orellana (PASO); Manuel Carballo Quintana (PLN); Hernán Ramón Castro Hernández (PUN); Romilio Durán Picado (PLN); Jesús Manuel Fernández Morales (PDC); Antonio Jacob Habitt (PLN); Guillermo Jiménez Ramírez (PUN); Manuel Jiménez Borbón (PUN); Rolando Laclé Castro (PUN); Luis Alberto Monge (PLN); Edwin Muñoz Mora (PLN); Manuel Mora (PASO); Daniel Oduber Quirós (PLN); Oscar Saborío Alvarado (PUN); Gonzalo Solórzano González (PLN); Rafael Solórzano Saborro (PLN); Longino Soto Pacheco (PUN); Rafael Angel Valladares Mora (PUN); Jenaro Valverde Marín (PLN); Carlos Manuel Villalobos Arias (PLN); and Teresa Zavaleta Durán (PLN).

1960s

1966

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 León
Cortés
Castro		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 1,914 1,361 2,043 1,470 6,279 713 2,336 6,861 1,070 3,330 1,646 1,771 8,393 4,096 30,878 1,570 1,013 4,102 530 1,754 83,130 49.38% 10
National Unification Party PUN 1,384 1,391 1,645 1,041 3,947 416 2,088 6,747 441 3,690 1,210 1,918 2,939 2,138 32,126 1,391 708 4,319 466 1,254 71,259 42.33% 9
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR 133 201 104 246 513 53 215 1,125 42 626 82 278 590 192 6,444 117 69 806 21 217 12,074 7.17% 2
Democratic Party PD 17 31 21 23 94 3 40 190 8 99 12 29 54 18 1,099 18 3 106 10 18 1,893 1.12% 0
Valid votes 3,448 2,984 3,813 2,780 10,833 1,185 4,679 14,923 1,561 7,745 2,950 3,996 11,976 6,444 70,547 3,096 1,793 9,333 1,027 3,243 168,356 100.00% 21
Blank votes 90 98 129 53 192 21 88 184 100 92 56 57 313 130 674 61 63 112 30 90 2,633 1.46%
Rejected votes – other 241 292 241 189 592 32 306 865 96 439 167 197 743 311 4,037 176 117 568 78 207 9,894 5.47%
Total polled 3,779 3,374 4,183 3,022 11,617 1,238 5,073 15,972 1,757 8,276 3,173 4,250 13,032 6,885 75,258 3,333 1,973 10,013 1,135 3,540 180,883 81.84%
Registered electors 4,773 4,123 5,120 3,532 13,711 1,448 6,099 19,090 2,180 9,961 3,807 5,078 17,166 8,481 92,071 3,791 2,392 12,053 1,792 4,364 221,032
Turnout 79.17% 81.83% 81.70% 85.56% 84.73% 85.50% 83.18% 83.67% 80.60% 83.08% 83.35% 83.69% 75.92% 81.18% 81.74% 87.92% 82.48% 83.07% 63.34% 81.12% 81.84%

The following candidates were elected:[53] René Aguilar Vargas (PUN); Harry Arrieta Quesada (PLN); Luis Alberto Azofeifa Solfa (PUN); Ramón Ramiro Barrantes Elizondo (PLN); Ramiro Brenes Gutiérrez (UCR); Rodrigo Carazo Odio (PLN); Mario Charpantier Gamboa (PLN); Carlos Luis Fernández Fallas (PLN); Cecilia González Salazar (PLN); Carlos José Gutiérrez Gutiérrez (PLN); José Hine García (PUN); Fernando Lara Bustamante (PUN); Matilde Marín Chinchilla (PLN); Frank Marshall (UCR); Manuel Antonio Mata Morales (PUN); José Luis Molina Quesada (PLN); Graciela Morales Flores (PUN); Orlando Sotela Montagné (PUN); Fernando José Trejos Escalante (PUN); Guillermo Villalobos Arce (PUN); and Fernando Volio Jiménez (PLN).

1962

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 2,016 980 1,800 1,324 5,760 724 2,295 5,560 2,774 1,588 1,458 7,385 3,751 26,341 1,404 1,984 3,560 564 1,777 73,045 47.06% 9
Republican Party PR 860 1,086 874 772 2,690 192 1,372 4,826 2,429 930 1,548 1,001 1,240 27,609 986 482 3,408 229 818 53,352 34.38% 7
National Union Party PUN 446 242 400 290 755 115 496 1,681 1,055 178 471 883 368 10,542 342 352 1,024 80 431 20,151 12.98% 3
Popular Democratic Action PADP 16 38 24 29 104 3 46 441 172 19 50 52 24 2,707 25 6 307 6 35 4,104 2.64% 1
Solidarist Action Party PAS 18 19 40 63 125 8 78 381 160 28 75 84 37 1,894 63 28 212 12 33 3,358 2.16% 0
National Depuration Movement MDN 33 58 195 6 31 5 62 39 104 38 17 94 33 395 9 20 35 8 10 1,192 0.77% 0
Valid votes 3,389 2,423 3,333 2,484 9,465 1,047 4,349 12,928 6,694 2,781 3,619 9,499 5,453 69,488 2,829 2,872 8,546 899 3,104 155,202 100.00% 20
Blank votes 86 111 122 43 211 17 95 162 96 61 72 316 96 691 63 264 94 45 53 2,698 1.69%
Rejected votes – other 66 52 150 38 119 7 90 151 76 44 38 158 97 811 80 44 89 21 42 2,173 1.36%
Total polled 3,541 2,586 3,605 2,565 9,795 1,071 4,534 13,241 6,866 2,886 3,729 9,973 5,646 70,990 2,972 3,180 8,729 965 3,199 160,073 82.37%
Registered electors 4,755 3,117 4,662 2,939 11,391 1,309 5,282 15,267 8,051 3,780 4,278 13,849 8,048 84,280 3,446 4,136 10,066 1,934 3,736 194,326
Turnout 74.47% 82.96% 77.33% 87.27% 85.99% 81.82% 85.84% 86.73% 85.28% 76.35% 87.17% 72.01% 70.15% 84.23% 86.24% 76.89% 86.72% 49.90% 85.63% 82.37%

The following candidates were elected:[56] Alvaro Aguilar Peralta (PR); José Francisco Aguilar Bulgarelli (PR); Virgilio Calvo Sánchez (PR); Alberto Cañas Escalante (PLN); Antonio Francisco Cañas Iraeta (PR); Luis Castro Hernández (PLN); Carlos Espinach Escalante (PLN); Milton Gutiérrez Zamora (PR); Jorge Arturo Montero Castro (PLN); Edwin Muñoz Mora (PLN); Marco Tulio Naranjo Carvajal (PR); Fernando Ortuño Sobrado (PUN); Antonio Peña Chavarría (PUN); Teodoro Quirós Castro (PLN); Rogelio Ramos Valverde (PR); Fernando Salazar Navarrete (PLN); Rodolfo Solano Orfila (PLN); Rafael Solórzano Saborro (PLN); Julio Cesar Suñol Leal (PADP); and Cristian Tattenbach Yglesias (PUN).

1950s

1958

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

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 1,248 339 893 479 2,058 352 1,159 1,954 1,115 943 596 2,571 2,011 11,633 926 764 1,337 322 753 31,453 37.19% 6
National Republican Party PRN 350 242 315 249 855 97 448 1,819 896 342 495 277 377 13,477 377 181 1,449 86 231 22,563 26.68% 4
National Union Party PUN 388 216 523 166 837 152 405 1,078 809 348 251 580 730 8,165 303 386 679 223 375 16,614 19.64% 3
Independent Party PI 160 72 158 171 491 106 325 527 275 68 215 1,094 309 3,657 122 212 397 32 136 8,527 10.08% 2
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR 29 30 78 63 440 41 46 316 166 37 93 230 20 2,344 22 131 225 6 65 4,382 5.18% 1
Democratic Opposition Movement MDO 15 8 16 17 38 6 19 75 28 11 16 20 16 342 10 9 31 4 14 695 0.82% 0
Democratic Party PD 14 5 13 5 28 0 7 19 13 5 13 29 27 125 11 5 18 1 6 344 0.41% 0
Valid votes 2,204 912 1,996 1,150 4,747 754 2,409 5,788 3,302 1,754 1,679 4,801 3,490 39,743 1,771 1,688 4,136 674 1,580 84,578 100.00% 16
Blank votes 87 54 104 20 179 26 90 116 47 61 37 219 110 457 67 129 64 36 46 1,949 2.09%
Rejected votes – other 139 85 197 75 523 24 244 506 311 141 136 281 162 3,014 162 117 389 27 93 6,626 7.11%
Total polled 2,430 1,051 2,297 1,245 5,449 804 2,743 6,410 3,660 1,956 1,852 5,301 3,762 43,214 2,000 1,934 4,589 737 1,719 93,153 65.44%
Registered electors 3,943 1,890 3,767 1,953 8,094 1,134 3,865 9,700 5,399 3,024 2,888 10,013 6,674 62,620 2,785 3,244 6,855 1,774 2,716 142,338
Turnout 61.63% 55.61% 60.98% 63.75% 67.32% 70.90% 70.97% 66.08% 67.79% 64.68% 64.13% 52.94% 56.37% 69.01% 71.81% 59.62% 66.94% 41.54% 63.29% 65.44%

The following candidates were elected:[58] Rafael Ángel Calderón Guardia (PRN); Alfonso Carro Zúñiga (PLN); Florentino Castro Monge (PI); Hernán Cordero Zúñiga (PUN); Miguel Angel Dávila Ugalde (PI); Enrique Fonseca Zúñiga (PRN); Fabio Fournier Jiménez (PUN); Fernando Lara Bustamante (PUN); Frank Marshall (UCR); Luis Alberto Monge (PLN); Alvaro Montero Badilla (PLN); Enrique Obregón Valverde (PLN); Daniel Oduber Quirós (PLN); Marta Saborío Fonseca (PRN); Guillermo Villalobos Arce (PRN); and Jorge Nilo Villalobos Dobles (PN).

1953

Results of the 1953 general election held on 26 July 1953:[59][60]

Party Votes per canton Total
votes		 % Seats
Acosta Ala-
juelita		 Aserrí Curri-
dabat		 Desam-
parados		 Dota Escazú Goicoe-
chea		 Montes
de Oca		 Mora Moravia Pérez
Zeledón		 Puriscal San
José		 Santa
Ana		 Tarrazú Tibás Turru-
bares		 Vázquez
de Coro-
nado
National Liberation Party PLN 1,457 529 1,290 764 3,251 453 1,540 3,300 1,839 1,125 982 2,831 2,012 19,939 1,233 1,034 2,190 428 1,156 47,353 64.70% 10
Independent Republican Party PRI 175 163 219 103 455 57 224 987 386 307 246 102 347 7,796 204 116 642 23 144 12,696 17.35% 3
Democratic Party PD 321 133 218 79 331 59 287 581 246 162 147 301 510 3,971 245 185 299 187 81 8,343 11.40% 2
National Union Party PUN 79 54 97 27 190 51 47 233 184 64 103 116 162 2,996 50 112 117 36 78 4,796 6.55% 1
Valid votes 2,032 879 1,824 973 4,227 620 2,098 5,101 2,655 1,658 1,478 3,350 3,031 34,702 1,732 1,447 3,248 674 1,459 73,188 100.00% 16
Blank votes 86 112 175 34 244 22 83 213 85 88 76 182 156 802 77 150 107 71 68 2,831 3.46%
Rejected votes – other 185 82 137 53 255 26 258 484 212 211 95 242 323 2,458 156 152 266 70 93 5,758 7.04%
Total polled 2,303 1,073 2,136 1,060 4,726 668 2,439 5,798 2,952 1,957 1,649 3,774 3,510 37,962 1,965 1,749 3,621 815 1,620 81,777 70.77%
Registered electors 3,490 1,537 3,292 1,509 6,371 907 3,107 7,830 3,998 2,880 2,283 6,772 6,175 51,085 2,464 2,779 4,904 1,803 2,363 115,549
Turnout 65.99% 69.81% 64.88% 70.25% 74.18% 73.65% 78.50% 74.05% 73.84% 67.95% 72.23% 55.73% 56.84% 74.31% 79.75% 62.94% 73.84% 45.20% 68.56% 70.77%

The following candidates were elected:[61] Otón Acosta Jiménez (PD); Luis Bonilla Castro (PLN); Gonzalo Castillo Rojas (PLN); Ana Rosa Chacón (PLN); Oldemar Chavarría Chinchilla (PLN); Otto Cortés Fernández (PLN); Mario Echandi Jiménez (PUN); Manuel Escalante Durán (PD); Gonzalo Facio Segreda (PLN); Francisco Jiménez Rodríguez (PLN); Guillermo Jiménez Ramírez (PRI); Julio Muñoz Fonseca (PRI); María Teresa Obregón Zamora (PLN); Francisco Orlich Bolmarcich (PLN); Manuel Antonio Quesada Chacón (PLN); and Jorge Volio Jiménez (PRI).

1940s

1949

The following candidates were elected at the 1949 general election held on 4 October 1949:[62] Abelardo Bonilla Baldares (PUN); Carlos Manuel Fernández Prestinary (PUN); Ricardo Esquivel Fernández (PUN); Roberto Fernández Durán (PUN); Mario Fernández Alfaro (PUN); Celso Gamboa Rodríguez (PC); Arnoldo Jiménez Zavaleta (PSD); Gonzalo Jiménez Flores (PUN); Fernando Lara Bustamante (PUN); Antonio Peña Cavaría (PUN); Antonio Picado Guerrero (PC); Eladio Trejos Flores (PDC); and Luis Uribe Rodríguez (PUN).

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