Judicial elections: six departments have already completed the vote counting and only the results of the central axis remain to be known

Potosí, Oruro, Pando, Beni, Chuquisaca and Tarija They are the departments that have already completed the calculation of their records of the judicial elections. Santa Cruz, La Paz and Cochabamba, which make up the central axis of the country, still need to finish counting their votes.

The judges elected to the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) who have already been declared winners by the Plurinational Electoral Body are: Norma Velasco Mosquera (Potosí), Carlos Eduardo Ortega (Chuquisaca), Rosmery Ruiz Martínez (Tarija), Primo Martínez Fuentes (Oruro).

We still need to meet the TSJ magistrates in La Paz, where he is leading the votes of women Fanny Coaquira Rodríguez and that of men Iván Ramiro Campero, with 64.14% and 41.44% respectively.

While, in Cochabamba the candidate for the TSJ, Germán Saúl Pardo Uribe has 74.27% of the votes and Delina Irma Zurita Herbas at the moment obtains 48.79%.

In Santa Cruz, Romer Saucedo heads the list of the male candidates to the TSJ and Miriam Rosell to the women. The applicant with the most votes will be a regular magistrate and the second will be a substitute.

In Pando and Beni their inhabitants only voted on the national constituency ballot for elect the authorities of the Judicial Council and the Agro-environmental Court. They did not vote for the Constitutional Court or the TSJ.

According to the data updated until 11:00 p.m. in the Official Consolidation System of Computation Results in Process of the OEP, the calculation of the minutes of the judicial elections It exceeded 77% throughout the national territory.