1. Major parties

2. Importancia de la elección

3. Election results
    Elected candidates  Chamber of Deputies  Senate  Results by list and party 

4. Desarrollo
    Santiago Poniente  Santiago Oriente 

5. Otras circunscripciones

6. See also

7. External links

The 2005 Chilean parliamentary election took place on December 11, 2005, in conjunction with the presidential election. All of the 120 seats in the Chamber of Deputies were contested, while 20 out of 38 seats in the Senate were up for election (even-numbered regions and the metropolitan region). Deputies serve for a period of four years, while senators serve for a period of eight years. Reelection is permitted.

According to national legislation, all Chilean citizens may participate in the election (that is, all Chilean nationals over the age of 18 qualified by law to do so), as well as foreign residents with over five years of stay in the country (under certain conditions). In any case, all electors must register first in the Electoral Register if they want to vote. Once registered, voting is mandatory. Over seven million people voted in the election (less than half of the total population).

Major parties

The Chamber of Deputies prior to this election was composed of 62 CPD deputies (23 Christian Democrats, 20 PPD, ten Socialists, six PRSD and three independents), 57 APC deputies (31 UDI, 18 RN and eight independents) and one independent (off-pact).

The Senate prior to this election was composed of 38 directly elected senators and nine non-elected senators (institutional senators, or senators for life). Among the elected, 20 seats are held by the CPD (eleven Christian Democrats, five Socialists, three PPD and one PRSD) and 18 by the APC (six independents, six UDI and six RN). A constitutional reform in 2005 eliminated non-elected senators starting on March 11, 2006, the day the newly elected senators were sworn in.

Of the Senate seats being contested, eleven were held by the CPD (ten Christian Democrats and one Socialist) and nine by the APC (four independents, three UDI and two RN).

Election results

Elected candidates

These results are based on official information given by the Election Qualifier Tribunal (Tricel) on January 29, 2006.

Elected candidates appear in bold. {{small|(R)}} indicates candidates running for reelection. Strikethrough names indicate candidacies rejected by the Electoral Service (Servel).{{Clear}}

Chamber of Deputies

Senate

Results by list and party

See also

• Elections in Chile
• List of political parties in Chile

External links

• {{es icon}} [https://web.archive.org/web/20121112172833/http://elecciones.gob.cl/ Results from the Ministry of Interior]
• {{es icon}} Electoral Service (Servel)
• {{es icon}} Election Qualifier Tribunal (Tricel)

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