2006 Venezuelan presidential election

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The 2006 Venezuelan presidential election was a national vote in which incumbent president Hugo Chávez won another term amid high oil revenues, deep political polarization, and growing international attention to his leftist government.

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instanceOf presidential election
campaignIssue continuation of the Bolivarian Revolution
relations with the United States
use of oil revenues for social programs
constitutionalFramework 1999 Constitution of Venezuela NERFINISHED
country Venezuela
date 3 December 2006
electoralBody National Electoral Council of Venezuela NERFINISHED
electoralSystem direct universal suffrage
incumbentBeforeElection Hugo Chávez NERFINISHED
incumbentReelected true
internationalObservation election observed by international monitors
language Spanish
location Venezuela NERFINISHED
mainOpponent Manuel Rosales NERFINISHED
mainOpponentParty A New Era NERFINISHED
mediaCoverage received extensive international media coverage
nextElection 2012 Venezuelan presidential election NERFINISHED
officeContested President of Venezuela NERFINISHED
politicalContext deep political polarization
growing international attention to Hugo Chávez's government
high oil revenues
previousElection 2000 Venezuelan presidential election
resultType landslide victory
termLengthWon six-year presidential term
typeOfVote popular vote
voterTurnout approximately 74%
winner Hugo Chávez NERFINISHED
winnerIdeology left-wing populism
socialism of the 21st century
winnerParty Fifth Republic Movement NERFINISHED
year 2006

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Hugo Chávez reElection 2006 Venezuelan presidential election