If the country publishes the election (voting) results online, what is the level of aggregation?

For the presidential and congressional primary elections, definitive results can be found in downloadable text form. As for the general election, provisional results can be analyzed from spreadsheets available for download, while definitive results were similarly in downloadable text documents.

In the most recent presidential election (a run-off vote necessitated by the lack of sufficient votes for any candidate in the general election), real-time updates were provided in an online table. Scans of each polling station’s results telegrams (sent to their district electoral boards) can also be found, with information on the number of votes cast for the two candidates, as well as null, blank and invalid votes. Spreadsheets with polling station-level data are available as well for the 2015 elections.

Across the cases listed above, aggregate data was published at the national and district levels for the presidential races, and just at the district level for congressional races. Provisional results are those awaiting final scrutiny and certification, in order to be declared definitive