Primary 2020: when to vote and who are the candidates of the Metropolitan Region

Is Sunday, November 29, 2020 we relive our party of democracy with the primary elections.

What is voted?

The election aims to define official candidates for the offices of Regional Governors and Mayors of those political parties that wanted to participate.

What is a Regional Governor?

He is the senior administrator of one of the 16 regions of the country. He chairs the regional council and has the task of supervising public services. You can also ask the government to transfer powers based on ministries. Unlike the Intendants, this position is popularly elected.

Who can vote in the primaries?

The independents and the affiliates of political parties who have electoral domicile in the regions or communes in which the pact where their party participates present candidates may vote. The affiliates will only be able to vote in the election of the pact of which their party is a part, therefore, they will receive the electoral cards with the candidates only of their pact. Instead, the independents will receive the ballots with all the candidates and will be able to vote for any of them.

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Who are the candidates for Governor of the Metropolitan Region?

For the Broad Front:

• Karina Oliva Pérez: By Commons
• Sebastian Depolo Cabrera: For Democratic Revolution
• María José Cumplido Baeza: For the Liberal Party

By Constituent Unit:

• Álvaro Erazo Latorre: For the Socialist Party
• Helia Molina Milman: For Party For Democracy
• Claudio Orrego Larraín: For the Christian Democratic Party

What are the communes that will make primaries for Mayor and what are the candidates?

• Cerrillos
• For Chile Let’s go:
  • Guillermo Reeves Iriarte: For National Renovation
  • Alejandro Almendares Calderón: Independent
• The cistern
• For Chile Let’s go
  • Patricia Acevedo González: For the Independent Democratic Union
  • Jorge Pomar Rodríguez: By Political Evolution
  • Bernardo Osman Suarez Ortiz: For National Renewal
• Barnechea
• For Chile Let’s go
  • Juan Lira Ibañez: For the Independent Democratic Union
  • Consuelo Alvial Soler: For National Renovation
• Maipú
• By Wide Front
  • Tomás Vodanovic Escudero: For Democratic Revolution
  • María Teresa Alvarez Aguilar: Independent
• By Ecologists And Independents
  • Viviana Soledad Delgado Riquelme: Independent
  • Norma Aracely Ibañez Navarro: Independent
• Normal farm
• By Wide Front
  • Juan Sanhueza Tortella: By Commons
  • Gonzalo Esteban Soto Catalán: For the Liberal Party
• For Chile Let’s go
  • Felipe Mora Morgado: For the Independent Democratic Union
  • Natalia Silva Herrera: By Political Evolution
• San Miguel
• By Wide Front
  • Andrés Diban Denmark: For Democratic Revolution
  • Erika Martínez Osorio: Independent
• Vitacura
• For Chile Let’s go
  • Camila Merino Catalán: By Political Evolution
  • Pablo Zalaquett Said: For the Independent Democratic Union
  • Maximiliano Del Real Mihovilovic: For National Renovation
• Tiltil
• By Wide Front
  • Luis Valenzuela Cruzat: For Democratic Revolution
  • Héctor Ahumada Rojas: Independent
• For Chile Let’s go
  • Berta Bugüeño Lizama: For the Democratic Independent Regionalist Party
  • Miguel Duaso Peralta: By Political Evolution
  • Rafael Manríquez Llaña: For National Renovation
  • Eva Vargas Aburto: Independent
• Paine
• For Chile Let’s go
  • Barbara Kast Sommerhoff: Political Evolution
  • Rodrigo Contreras Gutierrez: Independent Democratic Union
  • Paulina Nin De Cardona Muñoz: Independent

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