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This Sunday elections are held in Santa Fe and, as in recent years, the Single Paper Ballet (BUP) system is used. Unlike the traditional dark room, the vote is cast in cardboard booths installed on school benches, inside the classrooms where the table authorities are located. From the Electoral Secretariat they recalled that it is forbidden to use the cell phone inside those booths. The restriction responds to article 1 of the electoral law, whi…
On 13 April, Santa Fesina citizenship will elect the 69 constituent treaty bodies that will be responsible for the partial reform of the Provincial Constitution, in a historical process that could modify 42 articles of the Magna Carta in force since 1962. The election will be held simultaneously with the Provincial Primary, Open, Simultaneous and Mandatory (PASO). Of the 69 conventional ones, 50 will be elected by single district, that is, by co…
The campaign against a historic election in the province has come to an end. After 63 years, the Santafesinos will elect on Sunday 69 Conventional Constituents, who will be in charge of reforming 42 articles of our magna letter. A campaign that has been characterized by the brevity and the need to explain to the citizens that this electoral body is concerned, which consists of two parts, on the one hand the open primary simultaneous and mandator…
This Sunday, April 13, the province of Santa Fe faces a double and momentous election day. On the one hand, it will vote in the PASS for councillors and communal presidents; on the other, it will define the composition of the constituents for the Constitutional Reform, which will have the enormous responsibility to modify a Constitution that has been unchanged for more than 60 years. It is the last provincial text that was not adapted after the …
This Friday began the electoral ban for next Sunday’s provincial elections, where 2,813,695 people will be able to go to the polls to elect the drafters of the next Santa Fe Constitution and define who will compete in the June 29 general elections. Thus, the electoral calendar set the end of the campaign pending the elections that will select 69 conventional ones to reform the Santa Fe Constitution, but they will also define the final lists of c…
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