Colombia Elects Divided Congress Ahead of Presidential Election

Colombian voters on Sunday elected a new, divided Congress that will see no party hold a majority of seats in both the Chamber of Representatives and Senate on their own.

At press time, results indicate that the ruling leftist Historic Pact party obtained the most number of seats in the Senate and the conservative Democratic Center won the largest number of seats in the Chamber of Deputies — but both falling short from holding a majority in Congress, which will prompt the two parties to seek out parliamentary alliances with the rest of the parties.

Colombia will hold its 2026 presidential election on May 31 and a prospective runoff on June 21…

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