1846 Chilean presidential election

The Chilean presidential election of 1846 took place through a system of electors, and resulted in the unanimous election as President of General Manuel Bulnes.

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Results

Candidates	Votes	%
Manuel Bulnes	161	100%
Abstentions	3
Total	164	100%

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