Who are the elected representatives in Uruguay? These are the names confirmed so far
In Uruguay, the October 27 elections have given the green light to a new political cycle, marking the arrival of a renewed class of deputies to Parliament. The Uruguayan legislative system is made up of a House of Representativeswhich is made up of 99 deputies. These representatives are elected through a proportional representation system, which allows multiple parties to have representation according to the votes they obtain in the elections.
Each department of the country has a certain number of representatives, and citizens vote for lists of candidates that reach their constituencies. A fundamental characteristic of the Uruguayan electoral system is that emphasis is placed on plurality, allowing the inclusion of different perspectives in the legislative caucus.
As the results of the elections were confirmed, the elected representativeswho will play a crucial role in shaping the country’s future.
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Melody Caballero (Substitute for Cecilia Cairo), Sebastián Valdomir, Bettiana Díaz, Mariano Tucci, Julieta Sierra, Fernando Amado (Avança Diferente sector), Sol Maneiro, Gabriel Otero, Estela Pereyra, Marcos Presa, Graciela Barrera, Pablo Inthamoussu, Diana Noy, Victor Aldaya, Sandra Nedov.
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