Colombian Voters In Aruba Complete Runoff Election in an orderly, civic, and peaceful manner during the second round of Colombia’s presidential and vice-presidential elections.
The voting process took place throughout the week and concluded on Sunday at Cas di Cultura, where Colombian residents living in Aruba were able to participate in selecting the next President and Vice President of the Republic of Colombia for the upcoming four-year term.
According to Colombian Consul General in Aruba, Gustavo Serrano, approximately 2,400 voters participated during the week-long electoral process. On average, around 400 residents cast their ballots each day.
The Colombian Voters In Aruba Complete Runoff Election process was conducted transparently and without any significant incidents or disruptions. Consul Serrano expressed satisfaction with the organization and civic behavior demonstrated by participants throughout the voting period.
Voting was held daily from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., with Sunday experiencing the highest voter turnout compared to the previous days.
The Colombian Voters In Aruba Complete Runoff Election event followed the same peaceful atmosphere observed during the first round of voting. Election officials ensured that all procedures were carried out according to regulations.
Consul Serrano noted that only voters who had submitted their identification documents before the official closing time of 4:00 p.m. were permitted to cast their ballots. Individuals arriving after the deadline were unable to participate, in accordance with electoral rules.
The Colombian Voters In Aruba Complete Runoff Election process highlighted the active participation of the Colombian community on the island and demonstrated their commitment to exercising their democratic rights abroad.
At the conclusion of the voting period, Consul Serrano expressed his appreciation for the orderly conduct of the election and the strong civic engagement shown by Colombian residents living in Aruba.
