2023-08-31 16:39:42
Just fifteen days after the primary elections, the final scrutiny has been announced, the only recount of votes that the Justice considers valid to determine which candidates will face each other in the October general elections and how many votes they obtained last August 13.
According to information obtained by the Argentine media, the gap between the three main candidates has narrowed compared to the results of the provisional scrutiny.
The first is still Javier Mileythe candidate of the libertarian and far-right party La Libertad Avanza, who obtained 29.86% of the votes, with a total of 7,352,244 votes.
Together for Changewithin which was imposed Patricia Bullrichbut which had Horacio Rodríguez Larreta as its second option, added between its two applicants 28% (6,895,941 votes).
In third place the official coalition remained Union for the Fatherland, which added a total of 27.28%, out of a total of 6,719,042 adhesions. It is party wore, in addition to the internal winner Sergio Massato Juan Grabois as pre-candidate.
Milei, Bullrich and Massa were then left as final candidates, for the three main parties, but they also managed to cross the threshold of the party We do for our countrywhich has to Juan Schiaretti as a candidate (added 3.71%) and the left front (2.61%) con Myriam Bregman in representation.
The total affirmative and valid votes were 23,269,294, while the blank votes counted 1,356,480, which are considered valid: these two items totaled 24,625,774. The invalid votes were 309,807.
When are the 2024 general elections in Argentina?
General elections are scheduled for October 22; In this event, multiple positions will be elected throughout Argentina, both at the federal and regional levels, including president, vice president, 43 representatives for Parlasur, 130 national deputies and 24 senators for Congress.
Eight provinces are scheduled to renew their seats in the Senate: Province of Buenos Aires, Formosa, Jujuy, Misiones, La Rioja, San Luis, San Juan and Santa Cruz. With this, 24 of the 72 available seats in the Upper House will be filled.
In the Chamber of Deputies, the renovation of 35 seats will be carried out for the Province of Buenos Aires, 12 for the City of Buenos Aires, 10 for Santa Fe, 9 for Córdoba and 5 for Mendoza and Tucumán. In addition, Corrientes, Entre Ríos, Misiones, Salta and Santiago del Estero will elect four new deputies; Chaco, Chubut, Formosa, Jujuy, La Rioja, Río Negro, San Juan and Tierra del Fuego, three; and Catamarca, La Pampa, Neuquén, Santa Cruz and San Luis, two.
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