National Electoral Council Reports Results of Ecuador Early Elections: Citizen Revolution Movement Achieves 39.3% of Seats in the National Assembly

2023-08-21 14:42:48

The National Electoral Council (CNE) of Ecuador reported on Monday that with 90.7 percent of the votes counted, the Citizen Revolution movement obtained 39.3 percent of the seats in the next National Assembly during early elections.

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The entity reported that until 06:30 (local time) of this day, the Construye movement obtained 20.66 percent of the ballots in the while the ADN, PID and Mover Alliance obtained 14.67 percent.

In turn, the Social Christian Party (PSC) received 11.83 percent; Alianza Actuemos, Avanza y SUMA 4.53 percent and the Sociedad Patriotica 21 de Enero 3.17 percent.

Good morning homeland, in these elections it makes it clear to us that:

-The RC5 is the greatest political force in the country, despite all the adversity and of course it will be in the @AsambleaEcuador

-The militant press lacks more and more credibility. pic.twitter.com/Z1YA8cjySc

– Maria Jose Torres (@mariajosetorr53)
August 21, 2023

Finally, Alianza Claro que se Puede, Unidad Popular-Partido Socialista-Democracia Sí obtained 2.87 percent; Total Renovation Movement, CHALLENGE 1.70 percent and Independent Mobilizing Action Movement Generating Opportunities (Friend) 1.21 percent.

In the parliamentary bosom, made up of 137 assembly members, 15 legislators will occupy a seat, meanwhile, the rest will be found in provincial instances and in representations abroad.

Thank you God, thank you Morona Santiago!
It will be an honor to bring your voice to the @AsambleaEcuadorThanks for the opportunity to meet you.
Force @LuisaGonzalezEc y @ecuarauzWe are going stronger than ever!@MashiRafael @marcelaguinaga @RC5Oficial @RC5MoronaStgo @SamanthaBritoMS pic.twitter.com/4BOvtiEu2j

— Marcelo Jaramillo Fernandez-Salvador (@Marcelo_MoronaS)
August 21, 2023

For her part, with 92.3 percent of the votes counted in the presidential elections, the candidate of the Revolución Ciudadana movement, Luisa González, obtained 33.2 percent against businessman Daniel Noboa, who reached 23.6 percent. hundred.

After none of the options prevailed with an absolute majority, the president of the CNE, Diana Atamaint, confirmed the holding of a second round on October 15.

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