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2018 Colombian parliamentary election

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11 March 2018

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Chamber of Representatives

170 of the 171 seats in the Chamber of Representatives

Turnout

47.25% (

4.26pp)

Party		Leader	Vote %	Seats	+/–
	Liberal	Lidio García Turbay [es]	16.53	35	−4
	Democratic Center	Álvaro Uribe	16.08	32	+13
	Radical Change	Arturo Char Chaljub	14.47	30	+14
	Party of the U	Roy Barreras	12.33	25	−12
	Conservative	David Barguil	12.18	21	−6
	Green Alliance	Antanas Mockus	5.95	9	+3
	MIRA	Ana Agudelo	3.90	1	−2
	PDA	Jorge Enrique Robledo	2.96	2	−1
	OC		2.08	2	−4
	List of Decency [es]		1.76	2	+2
	CJL	Gustavo Bolívar	1.29	1	New
	AV–PDA–ASI		0.48	1	New
	MAIS		0.30	1	+1
	FARC		0.23	5	New
Afro-Colombian seats
	CCADCNPR		8.12	1	New
	CCLM		6.40	1	New
Indigenous seat
	MAIS		25.68	1	+1

This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Senate

107 of the 108 seats in the Senate

Turnout

47.99% (

5.00pp)

Party		Vote %	Seats	+/–
	Democratic Center	16.39	19	−1
	Radical Change	14.03	16	+7
	Conservative	12.65	14	−4
	Liberal	12.36	14	−3
	Party of the U	12.08	14	−7
	Green Alliance	8.57	9	+4
	PDA	4.74	5	0
	List of Decency [es]	3.40	3	+3
	MIRA	3.25	3	+3
	CJL	3.04	3	New
	FARC	0.36	5	New
Indigenous seats
	MAIS	14.63	1	0
	AICO	7.64	1	+1

This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Results of the election in the Chamber of Representatives and Senate (bottom left).

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Parliamentary elections were held in Colombia on 11 March 2018 to elect 102 members of the Senate and 165 members of the House of Representatives.

2018 Colombian parliamentary election

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