1826 Chilean Presidential Election

July 8, 1826 · The early republic · two-round vote

Agustín Eyzaguirre won in the runoff with 57.89% against Francisco Antonio Pinto on 39.47%.

The president was chosen by a college of electors picked parish by parish, on a franchise limited to propertied literate men.

President before

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Elected President

Manuel Blanco Encalada

Winning share

57.9%

second round

Turnout

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The result

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Agustín Eyzaguirre

12 votes

57.89%

second round

Francisco Antonio Pinto

8 votes

39.47%

second round

José Silvestre Lazo

6 votes

2.63%

second round

José Manuel Borgoño

5 votes

13.16%

first round

Diego José Benavente

3 votes

7.89%

first round

Francisco Ruiz-Tagle

2 votes

5.26%

first round

Enrique Campino

1 votes

2.63%

first round

Manuel Pio de Silva Cienfuegos

1 votes

2.63%

first round


Agustín Eyzaguirre	—	12	31.58%	22	57.89%
Francisco Antonio Pinto	—	8	21.05%	15	39.47%
José Silvestre Lazo	—	6	15.79%	1	2.63%
José Manuel Borgoño	—	5	13.16%	—	—
Diego José Benavente	—	3	7.89%	—	—
Francisco Ruiz-Tagle	—	2	5.26%	—	—
Enrique Campino	—	1	2.63%	—	—
Manuel Pio de Silva Cienfuegos	—	1	2.63%	—	—