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Year Estimated Electoral Population TABLE 7 Electoral Participation and Abstention, Venezuela, 1958-1988 (Legislative Votes) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Registered Voters # Registered Voters % (Col. 2 as % of Col. 1) Total Votes Total Votes (Col. 4 as % of Col. 2) Valid Votes #** Valid Votes %** (Col. 6 as % of Col. 4) Abstention # Abstention % (Col. 8 as % of Col. 2) 1958 3,337,739 2,913,801 87.30 2,684,949 92.15 2,580,217 96.10 228,852 7.85 1963 4,072,595 3,369,968 82.75 3,053,974 90.78 2,856,266 93.53 310,552 9.22 1968 4,240,000 4,134,928 97.52 3,907,823 94.36 3,678,084 94.12 233,241 5.64 1973 5,103,748 4,737,122 92.82 4,572,187 96.52 4,399,765 96.23 164,965 3.48 1978* 6,186,000* 6,223,903 100.61 5,449,790 87.56 5,282,889 96.94 744,113 12.44 1983 8,186,535 7,777,892 95.01 6,818,606 87.75 6,574,325 96.42 952,712 12.25 1988 9,399,532 9,185,647 97.72 7,500,085 81.91 7,720,250 96.27 1,661,430 18.09 * The electoral population was seriously underestimated in 1978. ** For legislative vote Source: CSE, Dirección General de Electoral
TABLE 8 Distance, Presidential-Legislative Votes, Venezuela, 1958-1988 Selected Parties (percentages) 1958 1963 1968 1973 1978 1983 1988 AD -3.73 -.04 -1.91 -4.20 -3.63 -5.42 -9.5 COPEI -0- +.67 -4.65 -5.05 -5.47 -3.88 -8.96 URD -15.47 -.09 -2.57 +.12 +.61 +.61 +.02 MEP - - -4.41 +.59 +1.1 +.86 -0- MAS - - - -0- +1.46 +2.39 +7.45 * United MAS-MIR slate. Note: Tables 1 and 2 give global figures for the candidate of a party. Table 8 is based only on the votes in the individual's party line. Source: CSE, Dirección General de Electoral
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