The National Registry of Colombia delivers the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections, as well as the inter-party consultations in the middle of a day of complaints by citizens in various departments of the country.
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According to the preliminary results, in the Senate of the Republic with 86.24 percent of the tables counted, the Historical Pact leads with 2,019,430 votes (14.63 percent), followed by the Conservative Party with 1,851. 817 (13.41 percent), Liberal Party 1,742,257 (12.62 percent), Alianza Verde Coalition and Centro Esperanza 1,691,070 (12.25 percent), Democratic Center with 1,608,841 (11.65 percent). cent), Cambio Radical 1,346,157 (9.75 percent), Partido de la U 1,236,680 votes (8.96 percent), .
Regarding the House of Representatives, with 88.29 percent of the tables counted, the coalition of the Historical Pact obtained 2,265,670 votes (15.84 percent), followed by the Liberal Party with 2,030,155 (14.19 percent). cent), Conservative Party with 1,775,985 votes (12.41 percent), Democratic Center with 1,403,051 (9.81 percent), Partido de la U with 1,217,637 (8.51 percent), Cambio Radical 1,216,844 (8.50 percent), Green Alliance with 959,031 votes (6.70 percent).
In addition to the Chamber and Senate, Colombians also elected the presidential candidates from three inter-party consultations, where the results are gradually being released by the electoral authorities.
For the coalition of the Historical Pact with 96.99 percent of the tables counted, the candidate Gustavo Petro leads the vote with 4,368,707 votes (80.50 percent), followed by the leader Francia Márquez with 762,402 votes (14, 04 percent).
At the same time, for the Centro Esperanza coalition with 96.14 percent of the tables counted, Sergio Fajardo obtained 708,266 votes (33.36 percent), while Juan Manuel Galán was in second place with 478,407 votes (22.54 percent). percent).
Finally, for the list of the extreme right Team for Colombia, Federico Gutiérrez leads with 2,098,195 votes (54.21 percent), followed by the questioned Alex Char who has 681,768 votes (17.61 percent).