The Central Electoral Board (JCE) issued five resolutions with the winners of the 19 May 2024 election for President and Vice President, senators, territorial deputies, national deputies, and Central American Parliament deputies. With the issuing of the resolutions (41-45), the election process is officially concluded.
The JCE established that President Luis Abinader, running for the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) and allies received 2,507,297 valid votes, or 57.44% of the vote. To win the election, 50% + 1 vote was necessary. The runner ups were former President Leonel Fernandez for the People’s Force Party (Fuerza del Pueblo) with 1,259,427 votes or 28.85%, and former Santiago Mayor Abel Martinez, with 453,468 votes and 10.39% for the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD).
The other presidential candidates in the 19 May election received the following votes:
Roque Espaillat, for te Partido de la Esperanza Dominicana, 59,396 votes or 1.36%. Carlos Peña, Partido Generación de Servidores, 31,566 votes, 0.72%. Virginia Antares Rodriguez, Opción Democrática, 25,204 votes or 0.58%. Miguel Vargas, 19,70 votes or 0.45%. Maria Teresa Cabrera, Frente Amplio, 6,255 votes, 0.14%. Fulgencio Severino, Partido Patria Para Todos (PPT), 0.06%.
Resolution No. 41-2024 makes official the reelection of President Luis Abinader and Vice President Raquel Peña. The resolution reads:
“To declare as Constitutional President and Vice President of the Dominican Republic, elected in the Ordinary General Elections of 19 May 2024 according to the official results issued by the Central Electoral Board and contained in the Definitive General List of the Electoral Count: President: Luis Abinader; Vice President: Raquel Peña.”
The electoral body establishes that the elected authorities will exercise their mandate for the constitutional period that begins on 16 August 2024 and ends on 16 August 2028. The resolution establishes the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) and allies obtained 2,507,297 valid votes, an amount that constitutes the absolute majority required to win at this level of election, as established in the Constitution of the Republic and the Electoral Regime Law.
Resolution 42-2024 declares the winners at the Senate and Parlacen levels. Resolution 43-2024 declares the winners of the provincial deputies. Resolution 44-2024 declares the winners at the national level. Resolution 45-2024 declares the winners representing Dominican communities abroad.
At the congressional level, the names of the 190 winners are:
AZUA
Senator: Lía Díaz, PRM, 74,732 votes
Deputies: Brenda Ogando, PRM, 26,125 votes; Julio César Beltré, PRM, 19,115 votes; Angela Pérez, PRM, 16,007 votes
BAHORUCO
Senator: Andrés Lama, alliance between Alianza Por la Democracia (APD) and PRM, 34,497 votes
Deputies: Juan Bolívar Cuevas, PRM, 20,264 votes; Olfanny Méndez, PRM, 11,057 votes
BARAHONA
Senator: Moisés Ayala, alliance of the Partido Revolucionario Independiente (PRI) and PRM, 53,226 votes
Deputies: Sara Feliz, PRM, 20,403 votes; José del Carmen Montero, PRM, 16,888 votes; Aquiles Ledesma, PRM, 14,037 votes
DAJABÓN
Senator: Manuel María Rodríguez, PRM, 20,728 votes
Deputies: Daritza Zapata, PRM, 12,194 votes; Adelso de Jesús Contreras, PRM, 11,221 votes
NATIONAL DISTRICT
Senator: Omar Fernández, Fuerza del Pueblo, 256,054 votes
Deputies:
Voting District 1: Vicente Sánchez, PRM, 20,769 votes; Liz Mieses, PRM, 20,330 votes; Selinée Méndez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 7,609 votes; Eliazer Matos, PRM, 14,714 votes; Charlie Mariotti Jr, PLD, 4,382 votes; José Caraballo, PRM, 11,438 votes
Voting District 2:
Alfredo Pacheco, PRM, 28,938 votes;
Manuel de Jesús Núñez, PRM, 14,640 votes;
Tobías Crespo, Fuerza del Pueblo, 8,022 votes;
Aníbal Díaz, PRM, 12,948 votes;
Maribel Díaz, PRM, 1,904 votes
Voting District 3:
Sergio (Gory) Moya, PRM, 20,011 votes; Ramón Bueno, PRM, 18,946 votes; Yuderka de la Rosa, Fuerza del Pueblo, 6,692 votes; Chavely Sánchez, PRM, 9,789 votes; Gustavo Sánchez, PLD, 6,815 votes; Carlos Sánchez, PRM, 8,512 votes; Francisca Jaqués, PRM, 7,770 votes
DUARTE
Senator: Franklin Romero, PRM, 87,987 votes
Deputies: Jeovanny Ventura, PRM, 23,705 votes; Luis Tomas Marte, PRM, 23,551 votes; José Luis Rodríguez, PRM, 18,740 votes; Nicolás Hidalgo, PRM, 9,106 votes; Dorina Rodríguez, PRM, 5,353 votes
EL SEIBO
Senator: Santiago Zorrilla, PRM, 27,061 votes
Deputies: Faustina Guerrero, PRM, 12,556 votes; Valerio Leonardo Palacio, PRM, 12,089 votes
ELÍAS PIÑA
Senator: Jonhson Encarnación Díaz, PRM, 18,345 votes
Deputies: Millys Martínez, PRM, 8,905 votes; Luis Enrique Castillo, PRM, 7,294 votes
ESPAILLAT
Senator: Carlos Gómez, PRM, 74,036 votes
Deputies: Robinson Santos, PRM, 29,157 votes; Marleni Jiménez, PRM, 23,043 votes; José Miguel Ferreiras, PRM, 14,383 votes; Shirley López, PRM, 4,335 votes
HATO MAYOR
Senator: Cristóbal Castillo, PRM, 24,447 votes
Deputies: Carmen Ligia Barcelo, PRM, 19,708 votes; Héctor Rosa, PRM, 13,532 votes
HERMANAS MIRABAL
Senator: María Ortiz, PRM, 35,375 votes
Deputies: Félix Hinciano, PRM, 15,500 votes; Lourdes de Jesús Vélez, PRM, 14,136 votes;
INDEPENDENCIA
Senator: Dagoberto Rodríguez, PRM, 15,276 votes
Deputies: Hermes Evangelina José Méndez, PRM, 8,100 votes; Llanelis Matos, PRM, 7,195 votes
LA ALTAGRACIA
Senator: Rafael Baron Duluc (Cholitín), alliance between the Partido Liberal Reformista (PLR) and PRM, 51,634 votes
Deputies: Onavel Aristy, PRM, 16,522 votes; Francisco Villegas, PRM, 14,111 votes; Carmen de la Rosa, PRM, 11,517 votes; Jorge Leonardo Taverez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 5,171 votes; Ángel del Rosario Robles, PRM, 8,729 votes;
LA ROMANA
Senator: Eduard Espiritusanto, de Fuerza del Pueblo, 57,657 votes
Deputies: Jaqueline Fernández, PRM, 14,722 votes; Carlos de Pérez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 14,847 votes; Wandy Batista, PRM, 10,856 votes; Eugenio Cedeño, PRM, 10,322 votes
LA VEGA
Senator: Rogelio Genao, alliance between the Partido Reformista Social Cristiano (PRSC) and the PRM, 106,471 votes
Deputies:
Voting District 1: Agustín Burgos, PRM, 18,332 votes; Elpidio Infante, PRM, 15,598 votes; José Abreu, PRM, 15,583 votes; Gilda Moronta, Fuerza del Pueblo, 8,737 votes; Carolin Mercedes de la Cruz, PRM, 14,724 votes
Voting District 2: Gabriela Abreu, PRM, 16,848 votes; Rogelio Genao hijo, del PRM (PRSC), 12,790 votes
MARÍA TRINIDAD SÁNCHEZ
Senator: Alexis Victoria Yeb, PRM, 51,320 votes
Deputies: Jesús Stalin Vásquez, PRM, 27,447 votes; Jorge Cavoli, PRM, 17,735 votes; Sonia Núñez, PRM, 2,537 votes
MONSEÑOR NOUEL
Senator: Héctor Acosta (El Torito), PRM, 44,455 votes;
Deputies: Orlando Martínez, PRM, 20,473 votes; Nolberto Ortiz, PRM, 14,586 votes; José Antonio Fabian, Fuerza del Pueblo, 8,656 votes
MONTE CRISTI
Senator: Bernardo Alemán, PRM, 36,542 votes
Deputies: Rosendy Polanco, PRM, 17,991 votes; Johanny Martínez, PRM, 15,921 votes
MONTE PLATA
Senator: Pedro Tineo, PRM, 41,093 votes
Deputies: Jonathan Contreras, PRM, 17,799 votes; Román de Jesús Vargas, PRM, 17,555 votes; Oscar Morel, del PLD, 11,576 votes
PEDERNALES
Senator: Secundino Velázquez, PRM, 8,709 votes
Deputies: Mery Mercado, PRM, 3,622 votes; Rafael Pérez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 3,433 votes
PERAVIA
Senator: Julito Fulcar, PRM, 41,551 votes
Deputies: Luis Báez, PRM, 33,006 votes; Willy Sánchez, PRM, 13,836 votes; Carmen Escarfuller, PRM, 13,299 votes
PUERTO PLATA
Senator: Ginnette Bournigal, PRM, 80,509 votes;
Deputies:
Voting District 1: Julio Emil Durán, PRM, 22,335 votes; Jhonny de Jesús Medina, PRM, 17,378 votes; Lidia Esther Pérez, PRM, 8,230 votes; Heidy Musa, PLD, 6,393 votes
Voting District 2: Juan Medina, PRM, 19,915 votes; Fiodaliza Estévez, PRM, 10,810 votes
SAMANÁ
Senator: Pedro Catraín, PRM, 25,207 votes
Deputies: Cecilio García, PRM, 16,844 votes; Carmen Lidia Williams, PRM, 8,233 votes
SAN CRISTÓBAL
Senator: Gustavo Lara, PRM, 158,055 votes
Deputies:
Voting District 1: Ana Cuevas, PRM, 19,115 votes; Gregoria Santana, PRM, 14,363 votes; Ydenia Doñé, del PLD, 7,782 votes; Germán Martínez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 6,548 votes
Voting District 2:
Otoniel Tejada, PRM, 20,619 votes; Nelson Vega, PLD, 12,289 votes; Francisco Javier Paulino, PRM, 18,902 votes
Voting District 3:
Margarita Tejeda, PRM, 14,173 votes; Antonio Brito, Fuerza del Pueblo, 15,232 votes; Jacqueline Montero, PRM, 8,924 votes
SAN JOSÉ DE OCOA
Senator: Aneudys Ortiz, PRM, 22,733 votes
Deputies: Ángel Sánchez, PRM, 13,649 votes; Elida Soto, PRM, 3,612 votes
SAN JUAN DE LA MAGUANA
Senator: Félix Bautista, Fuerza del Pueblo, 66,817 votes
Deputies: Carlos Morillo, PRM, 21,782 votes; Franklin Ramírez, PRM, 20,452 votes; Melido Mercedes, Fuerza del Pueblo, 13,569 votes; Elvira Corporán de los Santos, PRM, 17,405 votes
SAN PEDRO DE MACORÍS
Senator: Aracelis Villanueva, PRM, 82,705 votes
Deputies: Luis Gómez, PRM, 37,255 votes; Carlixta Paula, PRM, 10,656 votes; Miguel Arredondo, PRM, 9,244 votes; Alcibiades Tavarez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 4,718 votes; Jacobo Ramos, PRM, 8,944 votes
SÁNCHEZ RAMÍREZ
Senator: Ricardo de los Santos, PRM, 58,049 votes;
Deputies: Caty Díaz, PRM, 23,641 votes; Sadoky Duarte, PRM, 17,655 votes; José Alberto Jiménez, PRD, 9,709 votes
SANTIAGO
Senator: Daniel Rivera, PRM, 222,765 votes;
Deputies:
Voting District 1: Dharuelly D’Aza, PRM, 28,317 votes; Robinson Díaz, PRM, 21,477 votes; Gregorio Domínguez, PRM, 16,858 votes; Deisy Díaz, PRM, 8,554 votes; Ramón Martínez, PLD, 7,733 votes; José Báez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 6,018 votes; Mateo Espaillat, PRM, 8,553 votes; Estamy Colón, PRM, 7,773 votes
Voting District 2: Francisco Díaz, PRM, 16,358 votes; Braulio Espinal, PRM, 9,386 votes; Mirna López, PRM, 8,395 votes; Llaniris Espinal, Fuerza del Pueblo, 4,483 votes
Voting District 3: Nelson Suarez, PRM, 19,041 votes; Nelson Marmolejos, PRM, 12,495 votes; Brailyn Vargas, PLD, 7,453 votes; Luis Fernández, PRM, 12,495 votes; Dilenia Santos, PRM, 8,647 votes; Félix Rodríguez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 4,508 votes
SANTIAGO RODRÍGUEZ
Senator: Antonio Marte, Alliance Primero la Gente and PRM, 18,172 votes;
Deputies: Nicolás López, PRM, 10,456 votes; Juana Castillo, PRM, 7,094 votes
SANTO DOMINGO
Senator: Antonio Taveras, PRM, 478,470 votes
Deputies:
Voting District 1: Ana Adalgisa Abreu, PRM, 12,799 votes; Abelardo Antonio Rutinel, PRM, 8,754 votes; Anny Mambrú, PRM, 8,038 votes; Amado Díaz, PRM, 9,535 votes; Juan Carlos (Joselito) Echavarría, PLD, 7,447 votes; Ycelmary Brito (Juliana) O´Neal, Fuerza del Pueblo, 13,261 votes
Voting District 2: Jorge Frías, PRM, 10,508 votes; Dellys Feliz, PRM, 8,735 votes; Bolívar Ernesto Valera (El Boli), PRM, 9,066 votes; Rafael (Raffa) Castillo, Fuerza del Pueblo, 9,180 votes
Voting District 3: Jheyson García Castillo, PRM, 32,325 votes; Juan José Rojas, PRM, 17,307 votes; Pedro Julio Alcántara, PRM, 11,481 votes; María Elisa Suarez, PRM, 10,417 votes; Altagracia de los Santos, PRM, 5,792 votes; Yancarlos Simanca Ferreras, PRM, 6,232 votes; Franklin Martínez, PLD, 5,405 votes; Carlos José Gil Rodríguez, PLD, 5,051 votes; Tayluma Calderon, Fuerza del Pueblo, 8,707 votes; Heriberto Aracena, Fuerza del Pueblo, 7,384 votes
Voting District 4: Eduviges Bautista Gomera, PRM, 25,762 votes; Indhira de Jesús de Mora, PRM, 14,875 votes; Félix Manuel Encarnación Montero, PRM, 8,203 votes; Ignacio Aracena, PRM, 6,790 votes; Miguel Alberto Bogaert, PRM, 6,832 votes; Víctor Virgilio Jiménez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 6,745 votes; Miguel Eduardo Espinal, Fuerza del Pueblo, 4,925 votes
Voting District 5: Kinsberly Taveras, PRM, 21,897 votes; Jesús Sánchez, PRM, 10,186 votes; Alexander Cuevas, PRM, 12,116 votes; Adolneris Adon, PRM, 8,034 votes; Domingo de León, Fuerza del Pueblo, 15,517 votes; Rafaela González, Fuerza del Pueblo, 6,340 votes
Voting District 6: Alex Lara, PRM, 16,261 votes; Lucila de León, PRM, 9,168 votes; Patricia Alexandra Núñez, PRM, 12,146 votes; Junior Muñoz, PRM, 9,540 votes; Diomedes Rojas, PRM, 8,984 votes; Carlos Pérez, Fuerza del Pueblo, 13,722 votes; Eudy de la Cruz, de Fuerza del Pueblo, 9,067 votes; Dulce Rojas, Fuerza del Pueblo, 6,864 votes
VALVERDE
Senator: Odalis Rodríguez, PRM, 41,628 votes
Deputies: María Rodríguez, PRM, 18,258 votes; José Valenzuela, PRM, 15,033 votes; Rubén Peñalo, PRM, 10,703 votes
NATIONAL DEPUTIES
Alianza País (in alliance with the PRM) Pedro Martínez
PLD, Danilo Díaz Vizcaíno
Partido Quisqueyano Demócrata Cristiano (PQDC), Elías Wessin Chávez
Partido Revolucionario Dominicano (PRD), Ramón Raposo Rodríguez
Partido Cívico Renovador (PCR), Jorge Manuel Zorrilla González
DEPUTIES: ABROAD
Voting District 1: Kenia Felicia Bido Parra de Dell Áquila, PRM, 18,031 votes; Norberto Rodríguez Vásquez, PRM, 11,906 votes; Cirilo Ustacio Moronta Then, PRM, 12,882 votes
Voting District 2: Adelis de Jesús Olivares Ortega, PRM, 7,074 votes; Edward Enrique Cruz Asunción, PRM, 4,742 votes
Voting District 3: Julio Cesar López Peña, PRM, 8,099 votes; Angélica Natividad Novas Sierra, PRM, 6,409 votes
PARLAMENTO CENTROAMERICANO DEPUTIES:
On the Parlacen list for the PRM and allies: Ramón Emilio Goru Taveras, Mirtilio Santana Santana, Michelle Marie Ortíz López (PAL), Eddy Antonio Germán de León, Catalina Olea Salazar, Pedro Leonidas Corporán Cabrera (PUN), Elsidio Antonio Díaz Bueno (PHD), Nambia Angola Didiez Ogando (PPD), Jesús Alberto Batista Núñez, Franklin Santiago Benjamín White Coplin, Enmanuel José Polanco Toribio and Krimilda Acosta San Miguel.
For the PLD: Margarita María Cedeño Lizardo, Jerges Rubén Jiménez Bichara, Lidia Margarita Pimentel Báez.
For the PRD: Silvia García Polanco (PRD).
For the Fuerza del Pueblo: José Francisco Peña Guaba (BIS); Ismael Reyes Cruz (PDI); Esmeralda Leudennys Mancebo and Socorro Mercedes Monegro (Movimiento Rebelde).
The 190 members of the Chamber of Deputies are elected as part of three groups. This includes 178 who are regularly called to participate in the regular sessions and are elected in a proportional representation of 32 electoral districts of multiple members based in the 31 provinces and the National District, with the number of candidates serving the population of each province. Deputies abroad are elected for the proportional representation of Dominican expatriates in three electoral districts. The National Deputy positions are allocated to five candidates of parties that receive less than 1% of the votes at the national level, giving preference to the parties that did not have elected candidates among the 178 winners of regular deputy positions in Congress. The 20 candidates in the Central American Parliament are elected in a proportional representation.
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