President of Nicaragua - Latest Election

Latest Election

e • d Summary of the 5 November 2006 Nicaragua presidential election results
Candidates - Parties Votes %
José Daniel Ortega Saavedra - Sandinista National Liberation Front 854,316 38.07
Eduardo Montealegre - Nicaraguan Liberal Alliance 650,879 29.00
José Rizo Castellón - Constitutionalist Liberal Party 588,304 26.51
Edmundo Jarquín Calderón - Sandinista Renovation Movement 144,596 6.44
Edén Atanacio Pastora Gómez - Alternative for Change 6,120 0.27
Total 2,244,215 100.0
The source is Consejo Supremo Electoral
e • d Summary of the 6 November 2011 Nicaraguan presidential election results
Candidates – Parties Votes %
Daniel Ortega – Sandinista National Liberation Front 1,569,287 62.46
Fabio Gadea Mantilla – Independent Liberal Party 778,889 31.00
Arnoldo Alemán – Constitutionalist Liberal Party 148,507 5.91
Enrique Quiñonez – Nicaraguan Liberal Alliance 10,003 0.40
Miguel Angel García – Alliance for the Republic 5,898 0.23
Total votes 2,512,584 100.00
Source: CSE

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