Uruguayan general election, 2004

The presidential and parliamentary elections in Uruguay in 2004 found on Sunday, 31 October 2004.

There the president, the vice president, 30 senators and 99 deputies were elected. The winner Tabaré Vázquez received 50.45 % of the votes and thus reached the absolute majority. A runoff election was so far unnecessary.

Candidates

Each party had chosen its candidate in the primaries for the presidential election in Uruguay in June 2004:

Result

The following result has been part of the election Court of Uruguay officially announced on 6 November 2004. Then took place on 8 November 2004 the appointment Vázquez ' president. This office he resigned as successor to Jorge Batlle Ibáñez on 1 March of the following year. For the first time a president ruled the country, who came from the left-wing political spectrum and did not belong to the two major until then, the political events of Uruguay determining parties Partido Nacional and Partido Colorado.

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