Kicilof split the elections: when to vote in the province of Buenos Aires

The governor has his own political table. In CABA the numbers appear, today, very even.

The governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, announced this Monday afternoon the split of the legislative elections in Buenos Aires territory. At a press conference, the president called for the elections to be held on September 7, 2025. In addition, he asked the Legislature to suspend the PASS. If that does not happen, the mandatory primary ones will be on July 13. That is, the Buenos Airesers would go to the polls in July and S…

AVELLANEDAWords of Governor Kicillof during the delivery of more than 600 social writingsWednesday March 12, 2025 Embedded video for Words of Governor Kicillof during the delivery of more than 600 social writingsGood morning to everyone, to everyone. I will begin by thanking today's host, compañero Jorge Ferraresi [intendent of Avellaneda] and Magui [Magdalena Sierra, head of municipal Cabinet]. Thank you, again, for receiving us in Avellaneda.

In a complex electoral year, the Argentine provinces not only choose their representatives, but also the strategies with which their fate is played. One of the most resounding moves in this context is the electoral split, a legal and political tool that was once again at the center of the debate with the recent announcement by Axel Kicillof: the province of Buenos Aires will vote on a different date than the national one. But what exactly does i…

The president of Nuevo Encuentro, Martín Sabbatella, referred this morning to the decision to split the elections in the Province of Buenos Aires: “It is a very serious mistake.” He added: “It is a mistake in political terms and in strategic terms. Moreover, of course the way in which that decision was taken, unilaterally and inconsistently, since the course to follow should be the result of the synthesis of the debate of the coalition as a whol…

The governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, confirmed this Monday in a press conference that the Buenos Aires legislative elections will be split up from the national elections and will be held on September 7. In addition, he announced that he will send a project to the Provincial Legislature to suspend the Open, Simultaneous and Compulsory Primary (PASO) elections. “As governor I have the responsibility to make decisions that a…