In the recent municipal elections held in the province of Puntarenas, political dynamics unfolded, revealing shifts and triumphs across various cantons. Let’s delve into the outcome of these elections and explore the political landscape that emerged from the ballots cast by the citizens.

Canton Puntarenas Central:
The Unidad Social Cristiana (PUSC) clinched victory in Puntarenas Central, securing 30.04% of the votes, positioning itself as the leading political force in this canton. The Liberal Progresista (PLP) party trailed closely behind with 22.32% of the votes, followed by the Liberación Nacional (PLN) party with 18.18%.

Canton Esparza:
Once again, PUSC emerged victorious in Esparza, commanding 41.72% of the votes, signaling strong support for the party in this region. PLN secured the second position with 27.62% of the votes, while Nueva República (PNR) claimed the third spot with 20.84%.

Canton Buenos Aires:
Liberación Nacional (PLN) claimed victory in Buenos Aires, garnering 34.97% of the votes, edging out PNR and PLP, which secured the second and third positions, respectively.

Canton Montes de Oro:
PLN emerged triumphant in Montes de Oro, capturing 44.06% of the votes, followed by Unión Oromontana (UNO) and Unidos Podemos (UP).

Canton Osa:
Nueva República (PNR) secured victory in Osa with 30.10% of the votes, closely trailed by PLP and OSA.

Canton Quepos:
PUSC emerged victorious in Quepos, dominating the electoral landscape with 42.11% of the votes, followed by PLN and PNR.

Canton Golfito:
PUSC continued its winning streak in Golfito, securing 46.55% of the votes, surpassing PNR and PLN.

Canton Coto Brus:
PUSC emerged victorious in Coto Brus, capturing a significant portion of the votes, followed by PLN and PNR.

Canton Parrita:
Nueva República (PNR) secured victory in Parrita, followed by PLN and UP.

Canton Corredores:
Liberación Nacional (PLN) emerged triumphant in Corredores, securing a considerable portion of the votes, followed by PNR and PUSC.

Canton Garabito:
Pueblo Garabito (PG) claimed victory in Garabito, followed by PUSC and UP.

Canton Monteverde:
Republicano Social Cristiano (PSCR) secured victory in Monteverde, followed by PLN and UP.

Canton Puerto Jiménez:
Liberal Progresista (PLP) emerged victorious in Puerto Jiménez, followed by PUSC and UP.

In summary, the Unidad Social Cristiana (PUSC) emerged as the leading political force in Puntarenas, securing victory in five cantons. The Liberación Nacional (PLN) and Nueva República (PNR) parties also secured significant victories, reflecting the diverse political landscape within the province. As the newly elected municipal authorities prepare to assume their responsibilities, the citizens of Puntarenas await the realization of campaign promises and the implementation of policies aimed at addressing local needs and aspirations.