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      1. Ahead of Bolivia's #EleccionesSubnacionales on Sunday, here's some background on the urban vs. rural strength of the governing party, the MAS-IPSP.
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      The MAS-IPSP was founded by by rural organization, but in national elections, it's mostly an urban party.
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    There were more MAS-IPSP voters in the twenty largest municipalities in October 2020 than in the rest of the country combined.
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      In the top 20 municipalities, Luis Arce won 1.882,476 votes, a 46.7% share. In the remaining 319 municipalities, he won 1.511,576 votes, but a much larger 71.0% share.
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        The MAS-IPSP strength in national elections varies a lot in national elections, where Potosí has overtaken Santa Cruz as the most anti-MAS city.
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          In terms of total votes for the MAS-iPSP, El Alto looms largest. Alteños provided 14.5% of Luis Arce/David Choquehuanca's votes last October, more than one in every seven votes.
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