Chile: Meet the Candidates 2025
Security, immigration and the economy are top of mind for voters ahead of the November 16 presidential election.
On November 16, Chileans will vote for president, 23 Senators and all 155 seats in the lower house of Congress. If no presidential candidate secures an absolute majority, the two leading contenders will head to a runoff on December 14. The new president will take office on March 11. Crime, immigration and unemployment are among Chileans’ top concerns. Voting is mandatory in this election, and approximately 15.8 million people are now registered to vote. This will likely lead to a significantly higher participation rate than in 2021, when 7.1 million citizens cast their ballots in...
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