here is a breakdown, also 621.299 votes less for Maduro than president Chavez got on Oct.7th and Capriles got 740.828 more than then.
*Explaining the shift in votes stems from many factors, the devaluation of currency twice in 3 months is big, demoralization within the left because of sabotaged not only of economy by the oppo's and capitalists but the constant struggle by them to complete the revolution for over a decade and the roadblocks put up by the same bureaucracy, corruption is another and Maduro is not president Chavez and I would bet some within the government voted for Capriles.* * * *More to come, grassroots and militants seem stronger so far.* Cort On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 8:10 AM, Cort Greene <[email protected]> wrote: > [image: Hands Off Venezuela]*Hands Off Venezuela* > @*HOVcampaign*<https://twitter.com/HOVcampaign> > 6m <https://twitter.com/HOVcampaign/status/323783303901634561> > > Venezuelan presidential election, regional breakdown of results: @* > NicolasMaduro* <https://twitter.com/NicolasMaduro> wins 16, > @*HCaprilesR*<https://twitter.com/hcaprilesr>wins 6 > http://laradiodelsur.com/?p=162769 <http://t.co/XkeQaPbzNh> > > > > > With 99.12 percent of the minutes passed and an irreversible trend, the > CNE reported on its website that even Maduro received more than 60 percent > of the vote in Apure (south), Cojedes (center) and Portuguese (west). > > Similarly, the country's highest electoral body said that in other states > like Delta Amacuro (east), Guárico (center) and Trujillo (west) > revolutionary candidate vows exceed 59 percent of the total. > > The rest of the states where the socialist candidate was supported by more > than 50 percent of the ballots are Capital District, Amazonas, Aragua, > Barinas, Carabobo, Falcón, Monagas, Sucre, Vargas and Yaracuy. > > For its part, the candidate of the right-beaten and in two consecutive > presidential elections in less than six months-tipped the scales in their > favor in Anzoategui, Bolivar, Lara, Merida, Miranda Nueva Esparta, Tachira > and Zulia. > > In overall numbers, Maduro won 50.6 percent of the vote counted, for seven > million 505 thousand 338 votes.Meanwhile, Capriles was awarded 49.07 > percent of the vote, resulting in seven million 270 thousand 403 votes. > > So far, preliminary figures account for a participation level of 78.71 > percent of eligible voters to cast their votes. > > *Then the results in detail, published by the CNE:* > *State* *Candidate* *Votes* *Percentage* Capital District Nicolas Maduro > 651,062 51.32% Henrique Capriles 611,359 48.19% Amazon Nicolas Maduro > 35,867 51.94% Henrique Capriles 33,095 47.92% Anzoátegui Nicolas Maduro > 382,599 47.31% Henrique Capriles 424,304 52.46% Apure Nicolas Maduro > 134,192 61.21% Henrique Capriles 84,711 38.64% Aragua Nicolas Maduro > 512,379 54.05% Henrique Capriles 432,265 45.60% Barinas Nicolas Maduro > 210,667 52.00% Henrique Capriles 193,925 47.86% Bolivar Nicolas Maduro > 347,332 47.75% Henrique Capriles 377,857 51.95% Carabobo Nicolas Maduro > 606,772 50.39% Henrique Capriles 594,237 49.35% Cojedes Nicolas Maduro > 107,370 61.15% Henrique Capriles 67,898 38.66% Delta Amacuro Nicolas > Maduro 46,012 59.68% Henrique Capriles 30,909 40.09% Falcon Nicolas Maduro > 264,561 53.03% Henrique Capriles 233,279 46.76% Guárico Nicolas Maduro > 226,667 59.09% Henrique Capriles 156,288 40.74% Lara Nicolas Maduro > 457,670 47.31% Henrique Capriles 507,074 52.42% Merida Nicolas Maduro > 201,200 42.81% Henrique Capriles 267,997 57.02% Miranda Nicolas Maduro > 734,719 47.24% Henrique Capriles 814,224 52.35% Monagas Nicolas Maduro > 259,321 55.36% Henrique Capriles 208,102 44.43% Nueva Esparta Nicolas > Maduro 125,143 46.90% Henrique Capriles 141,236 52.94% Portuguese Nicolas > Maduro 297,469 65.19% Henrique Capriles 157,465 34.51% Sucre Nicolas > Maduro 265,243 57.45% Henrique Capriles 195,797 42.41% Táchira Nicolas > Maduro 233,249 36.90% Henrique Capriles 397,810 62.94% Trujillo Nicolas > Maduro 232,684 59.73% Henrique Capriles 156,024 40.05% Vargas Nicolas > Maduro 117,522 56.93% Henrique Capriles 88,013 42.63% Yaracuy Nicolas > Maduro 182,060 56.47% Henrique Capriles 139,547 43.29% Zulia Nicolas > Maduro 873,578 47.63% Henrique Capriles 956,987 52.18% > -- *A means can be justified only by its end. But the end in its turn needs to be justified. (Also quoted as "The end may justify the means as long as there is something that justifies the end.") 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