Electoral abstention as a symptom of the era The large turnout losses that showed the elections of Chaco, Jujuy, Salta and San Luis

By Carla Peliza. Latin American Summary, May 13, 2025. The five provinces that already went to the polls showed victories of the local government, a result that is not expected for CABA. The PRO will have, in October, two other parties, those of Chubut and Entre Ríos, who will not elect district offices. The five elections [...] La entrada Argentina. The impact of the provincial elections and the rematch of the PRO was first published in Latin A…

There were elections in Salta, Jujuy, Chaco and San Luis, highlighting the continuity of “political change” in Argentina, driven by social, economic and political discontent. The electoral process accounts for the difficulty in identifying traditional political identities, as well as electoral lists and political transfuguism, exemplified by the case of Patricia Bullrich. There is a crisis of traditional identities and high abstention (about 40%…

Consultants and political scientists look at a phenomenon that was evidenced last Sunday in the provinces. Local keys and projections for the upcoming elections.

Argentine citizens who have not voted in the elections of 11 May can now proceed with the justification procedure that avoids fines or sanctions.

In a new installment of ‘La previa’, Claudio Mardones broke down the impact of the provincial elections of May 11, where local government officials consolidated his power. In Salta, Governor Gustavo Sáenz took 11 out of 12 seats of senators and 20 out of 30 deputies, relegating La Libertad Avanza to second place, although the libertarians surprised to prevail in the provincial capital.