2024 Chilean municipal elections

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2024 Chilean municipal elections

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The 2024 Chilean municipal elections were held on 26 and 27 October 2024. The elections were held on the same day as regional elections.^[1] The combined municipal and regional elections had a participation rate of 85% which makes it the election with the highest voter turnout in the history of Chile.^[2] Among the defeated candidates were a series of high profile politicians like Karla Rubilar, Marcela Cubillos, Iván Poduje and the incumbent mayor of Santiago Irací Hassler who lost to Mario Desbordes.^[3]

The following table lists party control in regional capitals, as well as in communes with an electoral population above 70,000.^[4]