Fusagasugá City Council elections
municipal elections in Colombia
1988 Fusagasugá City Council election
The 1988 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 13 March 1988, in accordance with Legislative Act 01 1986. In this election were elected the first mayors through popular vote.
1990 Fusagasugá City Council election
The 1990 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 11 March 1990. Senators, representatives, deputies, councilors and mayors were elected.
1992 Fusagasugá City Council election
The 1992 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 8 March 1992.
1994 Fusagasugá City Council election
The 1994 Fusagasugá City Council election in Fusagasugá, Colombia, was held on Sunday, 30 October 1994. According to Law 163 /94, elections of governors, mayors, deputies, town councilors, and aldermen or members of local administrative bodies, will be held on the last Sunday of October. At stake were all 15 seats in the City Council.
1997 Fusagasugá City Council election
The 1997 Fusagasugá City Council election was held on 26 October 1997. According to Law 163 /94, elections of governors, mayors, deputies, town councilors and aldermen or members of local administrative bodies, will be held on the last Sunday of October.
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