1989 Chilean Parliamentary Election

14 December 1989 · The binomial system and after · 120 seats, 61 for a majority

Christian Democratic Party finished first with 13 of 120 seats on 32.2% of the vote. Turnout 94.7%. Patricio Aylwin replaced Augusto Pinochet.

President before

Augusto Pinochet

Independent

President after

Patricio Aylwin

PDC

Largest force

Christian Democratic Party

13 of 120 seats

Turnout

94.7%

The result

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Christian Democratic Party

32.2% of votes

seats

Party for Democracy

12.1% of votes

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Radical Party of Chile

2.2% of votes

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Humanist Party

0.5% of votes

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Independents

7.7% of votes

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National Renewal

10.8% of votes

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Independent Democratic Union

5.1% of votes

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Independents

19.0% of votes

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Liberal Party

0.1% of votes

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Chilean Socialist Party

0.1% of votes

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Independents

2.9% of votes

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Radical Democracy

0.4% of votes

seats


Christian Democratic Party	—	13	—	2.188.329	32.2%	—
Party for Democracy	—	4	—	820.393	12.1%	—
Radical Party of Chile	—	2	—	147.364	2.2%	—
Humanist Party	—	0	—	35.534	0.5%	—
Independents	—	3	—	523.369	7.7%	—
National Renewal	—	5	—	731.678	10.8%	—
Independent Democratic Union	—	2	—	347.445	5.1%	—
Independents	—	9	—	1.290.886	19.0%	—
Liberal Party	—	0	—	10.129	0.1%	—
Chilean Socialist Party	—	0	—	4.254	0.1%	—
Independents	—	0	—	199.618	2.9%	—
Radical Democracy	—	0	—	28.695	0.4%	—
National Advance	—	0	—	697	0.0%	—
Independents	—	0	—	62.015	0.9%	—
Broad Party of Socialist Left	—	0	—	288.397	4.2%	—
Party of the South	—	0	—	45.584	0.7%	—
National Party	—	0	—	43.741	0.6%	—
Independents	—	0	—	32.282	0.5%	—
Appointed senators	—	9	—	—	—	—

73 further seats went to parties and independents outside the main contenders listed above.