Overview
- Official tallies show Cepeda taking roughly 63–64% over Carolina Corcho at about 30%, with participation reported near 2.7 million voters.
- Coalition organizers plan a broader consultation in March 2026 to choose a single nominee to compete in the May 31 presidential election.
- Petro and allies alleged voting-post reductions, relocations and shortages, while registrar Hernán Penagos reported 13,405 sites and denied wrongdoing.
- Daniel Quintero quit the race days before the vote but remained on the ballot and received more than 116,000 votes, according to preliminary counts.
- Petro hailed the showing as consolidation of his movement and said his recent clash with Donald Trump helped energize supporters.