Servicio Electoral

Highly Engaged Employees

Servicio Electoral (Servel) is the Chilean government entity established in 1986, dedicated to the oversight and administration of electoral processes. Its mission is to uphold democratic integrity by managing political parties, overseeing campaign financing, and ensuring election transparency. Servel provides vital information to the electorate, including procedural guidelines, historical election outcomes, and statistical data, playing a crucial role in civic engagement and public trust in the electoral system.

Operating with a workforce of 500-1,000 employees across 2 locations, Servel executes its mandate through rigorous management of electoral logistics and party compliance. The entity offers essential services to voters, political parties, and stakeholders in the electoral framework. Its commitment extends to promoting democracy and civic education, actively working to combat misinformation and ensure an informed populace. For insights into the individuals driving these critical functions, one can explore Meet Servicio Electoral's team.

Servel's annual revenue stands at $53.1M, reflecting the scale of its governmental operations. The organization's strategic objectives include enhancing democratic participation and ensuring the accuracy and fairness of all electoral activities. By providing reliable electoral services and data, Servel supports the foundational principles of Chilean governance and empowers citizens to engage effectively in the democratic process, solidifying its position as a key institution.