2024 Bolivian judicial election

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The 2024 Bolivian judicial election was scheduled to be held on 15 December 2024.[1]

The mandate of high judicial authorities who took office in 2018 ended on 31 December 2023.[2] The judicial election system is controversial.[3]

More than 7.3 million voters were eligible to elect the judges of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), Constitutional Tribunal (TCP), Agro-environmental Court and the Council of the Magistracy. The elections were held in a complete way only in La Paz, Oruro, Potosí and Chuquisaca, which are four of the nine regions of the country.

In the departments of Beni, Pando, Cochabamba, Tarija and Santa Cruz, voters were not able to vote for the candidates for the TCP, while in Beni and Pando, the judges of the TSJ were also not be elected. These were the first judicial elections in Bolivian history which were conducted in a partial manner.[4]

Agro-environmental Court

Each citizen could vote for one person. The ballot was the same for every citizen nationwide. Three of the elected judges were recommended by the opposition, while two were recommended by MAS-IPSP.

Candidate Votes % Notes
Rocio Vasquez Noza675,28317.90%Elected as titular
Roxana Chavez Rodas444,33511.78%Elected as titular
Victor Hugo Claure Hinojoza395,82310.49%Elected as titular
Richard Cristhian Méndez Rosales386,25310.24%Elected as titular
María Soledad Peñafiel Bravo376,8679.99%Elected as titular
Edwin Almendras Vasquez351,3009.31%Elected as alternate
Fabiola Lizzeth Arcani Herbas239,3466.34%Elected as alternate
Maribel Modesta Ruiz Molina237,6276.30%Elected as alternate
Susana Yvon Avila Vargas204,2635.41%Elected as alternate
Teodosio Rufino Huanca Aduviri185,6544.92%Elected as alternate
Rudy Ariel Paca Ancalle160,1624.25%
Domingo de Siles Laime Ponce115,6263.06%
Total3,772,539100.00%
Valid votes3,772,53962.69%
Blank and null votes2,244,94137.31%
Total votes6,017,480100.00%
Registered voters/Turnout7,334,43582.04%
Source: OEP

Council of the Magistracy

Each citizen could vote for one person. The ballot was the same for every citizen nationwide. All three of the elected judges were recommended by the opposition.

Candidate Votes % Notes
Manuel Baptista Espinoza904,81823.34%Elected as titular
Carlos Spencer Arancibia550,17714.19%Elected as titular
Gabriela Paula Araoz López331,7128.56%Elected as titular
Julio Jhonny Rocha Jiménez219,6355.67%Elected as alternate
Dora Espada Perez218,2805.63%Elected as alternate
Freddy Barbolin Plantarrosa209,9395.42%Elected as alternate
Carminia Alejandra Martinez Cusicanqui168,3634.34%
Ramiro Froilán Canedo Chávez167,7564.33%
Gregorio Merlo Chura143,6493.71%
Ludgarda Martinez Borja116,8023.01%
Patricia Felisa Castillo Siles114,0292.94%
Juan Carlos Arellano Paz106,1082.74%
Ruth Isabel Zeballos Saavedra102,7562.65%
Candidates with under 100,000 votes522,63613.48%7 candidates
Total3,876,660100.00%
Valid votes3,876,66064.29%
Blank and null votes2,153,04435.71%
Total votes6,029,704100.00%
Registered voters/Turnout7,334,43582.21%
Source: OEP

Supreme Tribunal of Justice

Each citizen could vote for one male candidate and one female candidate; the winner with more votes was elected as the titular magistrate, while the winner with fewer votes was elected at the deputy magistrate. Each department had different ballots. Five of the elected judges were recommended by the opposition, while two were recommended by MAS-IPSP. In two departments (Beni and Pando) elections to the TSJ were not held and the judges were not elected.

Chiquisaca

Men

Candidate Votes % Notes
Carlos Eduardo Ortega Sivila83,31544.55%Elected as titular
Favio Chacolla Huanca63,85534.14%
Humberto Ortega Martinez39,85621.31%
Total187,026100.00%
Valid votes187,02663.56%
Blank and null votes107,22436.44%
Source: OEP

Women

Candidate Votes % Notes
Janethe Esperanza Castro Martinez72,12144.67%Elected as alternate
Patricia Bohorquez Barrientos48,54530.07%
Lilian Paredes Gonzales40,77125.26%
Total161,437100.00%
Valid votes161,43754.86%
Blank and null votes132,84245.14%
Source: OEP

La Paz

Men

Candidate Votes % Notes
Ivan Ramiro Campero Villalba429,09140.66%Elected as alternate
Felix Orlando Rojas Alcon335,60631.80%
Ramiro Ariel Julio Blanco Fuentes290,57527.54%
Total1,055,272100.00%
Valid votes1,055,27261.77%
Blank and null votes653,03438.23%
Source: OEP

Women

Candidate Votes % Notes
Fanny Coaquira Rodriguez595,82662.51%Elected as titular
Yovana Carla Soria Pinaya357,30137.49%
Total 953,127100.00%
Valid votes953,12755.79%
Blank and null votes755,40144.21%
Source: OEP

Cochabamba

Men

Candidate Votes % Notes
German Saul Pardo Uribe409,44574.15%Elected as titular
Pablo Antezana Vargas142,70425.85%
Total552,149100.00%
Valid votes552,14947.26%
Blank and null votes616,09152.74%
Source: OEP

Women

Candidate Votes % Notes
Delina Irma Zurita Herbas288,19049.34%Elected as alternate
Sarina Sandra Marañon Revollo161,19027.59%
Candida Mendez Rorrico134,76323.07%
Total584,143100.00%
Valid votes584,14349.98%
Blank and null votes584,65950.02%
Source: OEP

Oruro

Men

Candidate Votes % Notes
Primo Martinez Fuentes70,62938.26%Elected as titular
Jose Miguel Vasquez Castelo63,22334.25%
Lino Omar Belmonte Galindo27,69415.00%
Daniel Rolando Copa Roque23,05312.49%
Total184,599100.00%
Valid votes184,59960.54%
Blank and null votes120,34639.46%
Source: OEP

Women

Candidate Votes % Notes
Yesika Maura Daga Prialet58,53837.36%Elected as alternate
Nancy Blanco Fernandez54,46934.76%
Monica Carol Flores Lopez43,68927.88%
Total156,696100.00%
Valid votes156,69651.41%
Blank and null votes148,12448.59%
Source: OEP

Potosí

Men

Candidate Votes % Notes
Octavio Boris Janco Villegas73,01432.29%Elected as alternate
Marvin Arsenio Molina Casanova69,65430.80%
Grover Roberto Gutierrez Mamani43,01719.02%
Efrain Erick Olañeta Burgo40,43717.88%
Total226,122100.00%
Valid votes226,12258.35%
Blank and null votes161,42241.65%
Source: OEP

Women

Candidate Votes % Notes
Norma Velasco Mosquera86,84240.53%Elected as titular
Hjovanna Magaly Alarcon Duran70,21532.77%
Yacira Yarusca Cardozo Calizaya57,19526.70%
Total214,252100.00%
Valid votes214,25255.29%
Blank and null votes173,22544.71%
Source: OEP

Tarija

Men

Candidate Votes % Notes
Samuel Grover Mita Aquino64,25233.51%Elected as alternate
Hermes Flores Eguez52,19627.22%
Marcos Ramiro Miranda Guerrero49,57825.85%
Zacarias Valeriano Rodriguez25,73513.42%
Total191,761100.00%
Valid votes191,76163.06%
Blank and null votes112,31836.94%
Source: OEP

Women

Candidate Votes % Notes
Rosmery Ruiz Martinez110,60655.19%Elected as titular
Maria Isabel Moreno Cortez89,81144.81%
Total200,417100.00%
Valid votes200,41765.88%
Blank and null votes103,78334.12%
Source: OEP

Santa Cruz

Men

Candidate Votes % Notes
Romer Saucedo Gomez738,45770.01%Elected as titular
Roberto Parada Mole160,21715.19%
Mirael Salguero Palma156,14514.80%
Total1,054,819100.00%
Valid votes1,054,81966.37%
Blank and null votes534,58833.63%
Source: OEP

Women

Candidate Votes % Notes
Mirian Rosell Terrazas717,68173.52%Elected as alternate
Arminda Mendez Terrazas258,50526.48%
Total976,186100.00%
Valid votes976,18661.41%
Blank and null votes613,53738.59%
Source: OEP

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