{"iso":"BO","name":"Bolivia","flag":"\ud83c\udde7\ud83c\uddf4","vote":"Chamber of Deputies \u00b7 seat projection","model":"seat","updated":"2025-08-17","source":"2025 election result, official count","credit":"Chamber of Deputies results as published by the Tribunal Supremo Electoral, official count","shares":{"PDC":32.2,"LIBRE":26.7,"UN":19.8,"AP":8.4,"APB":6.6,"MAS":3.2},"polls":[],"parties":{"PDC":{"name":"Partido Dem\u00f3crata Cristiano","color":"#016167","name_en":"Christian Democratic Party"},"LIBRE":{"name":"Alianza Libertad y Democracia (LIBRE)","color":"#c92b22","name_en":"Libre alliance"},"UN":{"name":"Alianza Unidad","color":"#FDB713","name_en":"Unity alliance"},"AP":{"name":"Alianza Popular","color":"#467B37","name_en":"Popular Alliance"},"APB":{"name":"APB-S\u00famate","color":"#511865","name_en":"APB Sumate"},"MAS":{"name":"Movimiento al Socialismo","color":"#143A83","name_en":"Movement for Socialism"}},"seats":{"PDC":43,"LIBRE":36,"UN":27,"AP":11,"APB":9,"MAS":4},"seat_meta":{"total":130,"majority":66,"method":"dhondt","threshold":3.0,"chamber":"Chamber of Deputies","note":"Real system is compensatory mixed-member (63 single-member + 60 departmental D'Hondt list + 7 reserved Indigenous seats, 3% threshold); because the list tier compensates for district wins the overall result is near-proportional, so this national pool is a reasonable proxy but does not model the single-member or Indigenous seats.","largest":"PDC"},"primer":{"system":"Unitary presidential republic","head_of_state":"President Rodrigo Paz, who is also head of government","legislature":"Plurinational Legislative Assembly \u00b7 a 130-seat Chamber of Deputies and a 36-seat Senate, elected for five-year terms","electoral_system":"Deputies are chosen by a mixed compensatory system pairing single-member districts, including Indigenous seats, with departmental party lists.","government_now":"Rodrigo Paz, a senator from Tarija and son of a former president, has held the presidency since 2025.","context":"The vice president presides over the Assembly, and gender parity rules shape candidate lists. Paz took office in 2025 following that year's general election.","sources":"Open encyclopedic records of officeholders and the Assembly \u00b7 checked 2 Jul 2026"},"parties_info":{"PDC":["Partido Dem\u00f3crata Cristiano","Christian Democratic Party","Centrist/centre-right party, the vehicle of Rodrigo Paz; won the most seats and the presidency in 2025 and now governs."],"LIBRE":["Alianza Libertad y Democracia (LIBRE)","Liberty and Democracy Alliance","Right-wing alliance of former president Jorge 'Tuto' Quiroga; runner-up in 2025 and the main opposition."],"UN":["Alianza Unidad","Unity Alliance","Centre-right alliance led by businessman Samuel Doria Medina; the third-largest bloc."],"AP":["Alianza Popular","Popular Alliance","Left-wing alliance led by Andr\u00f3nico Rodr\u00edguez, a former MAS Senate leader; the main left force after MAS's collapse."],"APB":["APB-S\u00famate","Autonomy for Bolivia \u2013 S\u00famate","Right-wing regionalist party of Cochabamba mayor Manfred Reyes Villa; a small bloc."],"MAS":["Movimiento al Socialismo","Movement for Socialism","The socialist party of Evo Morales and Luis Arce that dominated Bolivia from 2006; split and collapsed to just two seats in 2025."]},"seats_now":{"chamber":"Chamber of Deputies","as_of":"2025 election","total":130,"seats":{"PDC":49,"LIBRE":39,"UN":26,"AP":8,"APB":5,"MAS":2}},"region_winners":{"La Paz":"PDC","Oruro":"PDC","Potos\u00ed":"PDC","Cochabamba":"PDC","Chuquisaca":"PDC","Santa Cruz":"LIBRE","Beni":"LIBRE"},"region_meta":{"election":"2025 Bolivian general election, presidential runoff (19 October 2025)","source":"Tribunal Supremo Electoral (\u00d3rgano Electoral Plurinacional), official results as published","note":"Departments shaded by the winner of the 19 October 2025 presidential runoff between Rodrigo Paz (PDC) and Jorge Quiroga (Libre). Paz carried the western highlands plus Cochabamba and Chuquisaca; Quiroga took the eastern lowland departments of Santa Cruz and Beni. Pando and Tarija are left unshaded because their runoff winner could not be confirmed with confidence from available reporting."},"has_geo":true,"next_election":{"date":"2030","title":"Bolivian general election","chamber":"Chamber of Deputies","type":"expected"}}