2023 · 1 election · GTM
SAGE has legislative and presidential election results for Guatemala from 2023. The smallest unit is the polling station. The 2023 election has 24,575 polling stations, and 92% of them have a location. Unit boundaries are available for every election.
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Units are the smallest units in the data, and located units are those with coordinates. A year with several rows has several contests or votes; filter on them before you add up votes.
| Year | Election type | Vote type | Round | Units | % located | Votes | Polygons | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Legislative (unicameral) | 24,104 | 93% | 4,171,353 | yes | [map] | ||
| Presidential | First Round | 1 | 24,295 | 92% | 4,202,442 | yes | ||
| Presidential | Second Round | 2 | 24,575 | 92% | 4,009,133 | yes |
csv opens in Excel, Stata, R, or Python. gpkg has the unit boundaries
for QGIS, ArcGIS, R, or Python. parquet has the vote rows as Parquet.
rds is the native R sf object. Each ZIP has a README with the columns.
All years: [csv 9.7 MB] [gpkg 1.5 MB] [parquet 3.4 MB] [rds 11 MB] [codebook 168 KB]
| Year | Downloads |
|---|---|
| 2023 | [csv 9.7 MB] [gpkg 1.5 MB] [parquet 3.0 MB] |
In R or Python:
R: install.packages("sage")
sage::sage_load("Guatemala", years = 2023)
Python: import sage
sage.sage_load("Guatemala", years=[2023])
Dasanaike, Noah. “The Small-Area Global Elections (SAGE) Dataset.” Scientific Data (2026). Paper · Harvard Dataverse
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