2017 Argentine legislative election

2017 Argentine legislative election

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Chamber of Deputies
127 of the 257 seats in the Chamber of Deputies
Turnout	76.82%
Party Vote % Seats Cambiemos 41.75 61 Citizen's Unity–Front for Victory 25.21 32 Justicialist Front 13.59 22 1País  [ es ] 5.97 4 Workers' Left Front 4.70 2 Socialist Party 1.74 1 Evolución 0.96 2 Intransigent Party 0.75 1 Chubut for Everybody Front 0.41 1 Neuquén People's Movement 0.33 1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Senate
24 of the 72 seats in the Senate
Turnout	78.73%
Party Leader Vote % Seats Cambiemos 41.01 12 Citizen's Unity–Front for Victory 34.24 6 Justicialist Front 8.92 6 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. Results by province; Chamber of Deputies (left) and Senate (right)

Legislative elections were held in Argentina on 22 October 2017 ^[1] to elect half of the Chamber of Deputies and one third of the Senate. The result was a victory for the ruling Cambiemos alliance, being the most voted force in 13 of the 24 districts. ^[2]

Background

The elections took place during the presidency of Mauricio Macri whose Cambiemos coalition also governed the City of Buenos Aires and Buenos Aires Province. As Cambiemos was a new coalition with few noteworthy political figures, several members of the cabinet were asked to resign from their positions and run for Congress in their respective districts instead. ^[3]

Peronist factions were divided in two main groups; the Citizen's Unity, led by the former president Cristina Kirchner, led the parliamentary opposition to Macri's administration. ^[4] Another group was composed of politicians from the Justicialist Party and the Renewal Front. ^[5]

Electoral system

Number of Deputies at stake in each district.

Provinces that will elect Senators in blue.

Chamber of Deputies

The 257 members of the Chamber of Deputies are elected by proportional representation in 24 multi-member constituencies based on the provinces (plus the City of Buenos Aires). Seats are allocated using the d'Hondt method with a 3% electoral threshold. ^[6] In this election, 127 of the 257 seats are up for renewal for a four-year term.

Province	Seats	Seats at stake
Buenos Aires	70	35
City of Buenos Aires	25	13
Catamarca	5	3
Chaco	7	4
Chubut	5	2
Córdoba	18	9
Corrientes	7	3
Entre Ríos	9	5
Formosa	5	2
Jujuy	6	3
La Pampa	5	3
La Rioja	5	2
Mendoza	10	5
Misiones	7	3
Neuquén	5	3
Río Negro	5	2
Salta	7	3
San Juan	6	3
San Luis	5	3
Santa Cruz	5	3
Santa Fe	19	9
Santiago del Estero	7	3
Tierra del Fuego	5	2
Tucumán	9	4
Total	257	127

Outgoing Deputies
Province	Deputy	Party
Buenos Aires	Gilberto Oscar Alegre		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Ricardo Luis Alfonsín		Radical Civic Union
Buenos Aires	Horacio Fernando Alonso		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Gustavo Héctor Arrieta		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Remo Gerardo Carlotto		Peronismo para la Victoria
Buenos Aires	Franco Agustín Caviglia		Juntos por Argentina
Buenos Aires	Luis Francisco Jorge Cigogna		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Diana Beatriz Conti		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Verónica Carolina Couly		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Héctor Ricardo Daer		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	José Ignacio de Mendiguren		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Edgardo Fernando Depetri		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Juliana Di Tullio		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	María Azucena Ehcosor		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Eduardo Alberto Fabiani		Juntos por Argentina
Buenos Aires	María Teresa García		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Juan Carlos Giordano		Izquierda Socialista-Frente de Izquierda
Buenos Aires	Rubén Darío Giustozzi		Juntos por Argentina
Buenos Aires	Dulce Granados		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Héctor María Gutiérrez		Radical Civic Union
Buenos Aires	Sandro Adrián Guzmán		Frente Norte
Buenos Aires	Carlos Miguel Kunkel		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Mónica Edith Litza		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Soledad Martínez		Unión PRO
Buenos Aires	Sergio Tomás Massa		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Carlos Julio Moreno		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Francisco Omar Plaini		Cultura, Educación y Trabajo
Buenos Aires	Héctor Pedro Recalde		Front for Victory-PJ
Buenos Aires	Oscar Alberto Romero		Justicialist
Buenos Aires	Claudia Mónica Rucci		Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	María Liliana Schwindt		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Felipe Carlos Solá		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Buenos Aires	Margarita Rosa Stolbizer		Generation for a National Encounter
Buenos Aires	Gabriela Alejandra Troiano		Socialist Party
Buenos Aires	Mirta Tundis		Federal Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
City of Buenos Aires	Alcira Susana Argumedo		Proyecto Sur
City of Buenos Aires	Alicia Irma Besada		Unión PRO
City of Buenos Aires	Juan Cabandié		Front for Victory-PJ
City of Buenos Aires	Elisa María Avelina Carrió		Civic Coalition
City of Buenos Aires	Ana Carla Carrizo		Radical Civic Union
City of Buenos Aires	Eduardo Raúl Conesa		Unión PRO
City of Buenos Aires	Carlos Salomón Heller		Solidario Sí
City of Buenos Aires	María Paula Lopardo		Unión PRO
City of Buenos Aires	Liliana Amalia Mazure		Front for Victory-PJ
City of Buenos Aires	José Luis Patiño		Unión PRO
City of Buenos Aires	Julio Raffo		Diálogo y Trabajo
City of Buenos Aires	Fernando Sánchez		Civic Coalition
City of Buenos Aires	Marcelo Adolfo Sorgente		Unión PRO
Catamarca	Eduardo Segundo Brizuela del Moral		Civic and Social Front of Catamarca
Catamarca	Myrian del Valle Juárez		Civic and Social Front of Catamarca
Catamarca	Néstor Nicolás Tomassi		Justicialist
Chaco	Gustavo José Martínez Campos		Justicialist
Chaco	Sandra Marcela Mendoza		Front for Victory-PJ
Chaco	Juan Manuel Pedrini		Front for Victory-PJ
Chaco	Alicia Terada		Civic Coalition
Chubut	Sixto Osvaldo Bermejo		Trabajo y Dignidad
Chubut	Elia Nelly Lagoria		Trabajo y Dignidad
Córdoba	Brenda Lis Austin		Radical Civic Union
Córdoba	Héctor Baldassi		Unión PRO
Córdoba	Ramón Ernesto Bernabey		Brigadier General Juan Bautista Bustos
Córdoba	María Eugenia Brezzo		Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Córdoba	Agustín Santiago Calleri		Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Córdoba	María Soledad Carrizo		Radical Civic Union
Córdoba	Andrés Ernesto Guzmán		Peronismo para la Victoria
Córdoba	Diego Matías Mestre		Radical Civic Union
Córdoba	Blanca Araceli Rossi		Unidos por una Nueva Argentina
Corrientes	Carlos Gustavo Rubín		Justicialist
Corrientes	María de las Mercedes Semhan		Radical Civic Union
Corrientes	Gustavo Adolfo Valdés		Radical Civic Union
Entre Ríos	Jorge Rubén Barreto		Front for Victory-PJ
Entre Ríos	María Cristina Cremer de Busti		Unión por Entre Ríos
Entre Ríos	Jorge Marcelo D'Agostino		Radical Civic Union
Entre Ríos	Ana Carolina Gaillard		Front for Victory-PJ
Entre Ríos	Lautaro Gervasoni		Front for Victory-PJ
Formosa	Juan Carlos Díaz Roig		Front for Victory-PJ
Formosa	Lucila Beatriz Dure		Socialist Party
Jujuy	Gabriela Romina Albornoz		Radical Civic Union
Jujuy	María Gabriela Burgos		Radical Civic Union
Jujuy	Héctor Olindo Tentor		Justicialist
La Pampa	Gustavo Rodolfo Fernández Mendia		Justicialist
La Pampa	Martín Maquieyra		Unión PRO
La Pampa	Francisco Javier Torroba		Radical Civic Union
La Rioja	Teresita Madera		Justicialist
La Rioja	María Clara del Valle Vega		Radical Civic Union
Mendoza	Alejandro Abraham		Front for Victory-PJ
Mendoza	Graciela Cousinet		Freemen of the South
Mendoza	Patricia Viviana Giménez		Radical Civic Union
Mendoza	Luis Alfonso Petri		Radical Civic Union
Mendoza	Soledad Sosa		Workers' Left Front
Misiones	Luis Mario Pastori		Radical Civic Union
Misiones	Silvia Lucrecia Risko		Frente Renovador de la Concordia
Misiones	Alex Roberto Ziegler		Libertad, Valores y Cambio
Neuquén	Norman Darío Martínez		Front for Victory-PJ
Neuquén	Adrián San Martín		Neuquén People's Movement
Neuquén	María Ines Villar Molina		Neuquén People's Movement
Río Negro	Luis María Bardeggia		Front for Victory-PJ
Río Negro	María Emilia Soria		Front for Victory-PJ
Salta	Guillermo Mario Durand Cornejo		Unión PRO
Salta	Evita Nélida Isa		Justicialist
Salta	Pablo Sebastián López		Workers' Left Front
San Juan	Eduardo Augusto Cáceres		Unión PRO
San Juan	Sandra Daniela Castro		Front for Victory-PJ
San Juan	Ramón Alberto Tovares		Front for Victory-PJ
San Luis	Berta Hortensia Arenas		Federal Commitment
San Luis	Luis Bernardo Lusquiños		Federal Commitment
San Luis	José Luis Riccardo		Radical Civic Union
Santa Cruz	Eduardo Raúl Costa		Radical Civic Union
Santa Cruz	Mauricio Ricardo Gómez Bull		Front for Victory-PJ
Santa Cruz	Susana María Toledo		Radical Civic Union
Santa Fe	Mario Domingo Barletta		Radical Civic Union
Santa Fe	Hermes Juan Binner		Socialist Party
Santa Fe	Alicia Mabel Ciciliani		Socialist Party
Santa Fe	Ana Isabel Copes		Democratic Progressive Party
Santa Fe	Josefina Victoria González		Front for Victory-PJ
Santa Fe	Luciano Andrés Laspina		Unión PRO
Santa Fe	Gisela Scaglia		Unión PRO
Santa Fe	Eduardo Jorge Seminara		Front for Victory-PJ
Santa Fe	Ricardo Adrián Spinozzi		Unión PRO
Santiago del Estero	Norma Amanda Abdala de Matarazzo		Civic Front for Santiago
Santiago del Estero	Manuel Humberto Juárez		Civic Front for Santiago
Santiago del Estero	Cristian Rodolfo Oliva		Civic Front for Santiago
Tierra del Fuego	Oscar Anselmo Martínez		Movimiento Solidario Popular
Tierra del Fuego	Martín Alejandro Pérez		Front for Victory-PJ
Tucumán	Nilda Mabel Carrizo		Front for Victory-PJ
Tucumán	Juan Francisco Casañas		Del Bicentenario
Tucumán	Miriam Graciela Gallardo		Front for Victory-PJ
Tucumán	Federico Augusto Masso		Freemen of the South

Senate

The 72 members of the Senate are elected in the same 24 constituencies, with three seats in each. The party receiving the most votes in each constituency wins two seats, with the third seat awarded to the second-placed party. ^[7] The 2017 elections will see one-third of Senators renewed, with eight provinces electing three Senators; Buenos Aires, Formosa, Jujuy, La Rioja, Misiones, San Juan, San Luis and Santa Cruz.

Outgoing Senators
Province	Senator	Party
Buenos Aires	Juan Manuel Abal Medina		PJ-Front for Victory
Buenos Aires	María Laura Leguizamón		PJ-Front for Victory
Buenos Aires	Jaime Linares		Generation for a National Encounter
Formosa	María Graciela de la Rosa		PJ-Front for Victory
Formosa	José Miguel Ángel Mayans		PJ-Front for Victory
Formosa	Luis Carlos Petcoff Naidenoff		Radical Civic Union
Jujuy	Walter Basilio Barrionuevo		PJ-Front for Victory
Jujuy	Liliana Beatriz Fellner		PJ-Front for Victory
Jujuy	Silvia del Rosario Giacoppo		Radical Civic Union
La Rioja	Hilda Clelia Aguirre		PJ-Front for Victory
La Rioja	Mirtha María Teresita Luna		PJ-Front for Victory
La Rioja	Carlos Saúl Menem		Federalismo y Liberación
Misiones	Salvador Cabral		PJ-Front for Victory
Misiones	Sandra Daniela Giménez		Misiones
Misiones	Juan Manuel Irrazábal		PJ-Front for Victory
San Juan	Roberto Gustavo Basualdo		Production and Labour
San Juan	Ruperto Eduardo Godoy		PJ-Front for Victory
San Juan	Marina Raquel Riofrío		PJ-Front for Victory
San Luis	Liliana Teresita Negre de Alonso		Justicialista San Luis
San Luis	Daniel Raúl Pérsico		PJ-Front for Victory
San Luis	Adolfo Rodríguez Saá		Justicialista San Luis
Santa Cruz	Virginia María García		PJ-Front for Victory
Santa Cruz	María Ester Labado		PJ-Front for Victory
Santa Cruz	Alfredo Anselmo Martínez		Radical Civic Union

Schedule

The timetable for the different national electoral acts was established on the following dates:

• 25 April: Closure of the provisional electoral register.
• 5 May: Publication of the provisional electoral register.
• 20 May: Deadline to correct the electoral register.
• 14 June: Deadline to register the alliances.
• 24 June: Deadline to register the pre-nominations for the primary elections (PASO).
• 14 July: Beginning of the electoral campaign for the PASO and publication of the definitive electoral register.
• 21 July: Beginning of the prohibition of the broadcast of advertisements to capture the vote.
• 29 July: Beginning of the prohibition of public acts (inaugurations, announcements) by the government until the PASO.
• 11 August: Beginning of the election silence.
• 13 August: Primary elections (PASO).
• 17 September: Start of the election campaign for the national elections.
• 27 September: Beginning of the prohibition to broadcast advertising to capture the vote.
• 7 October: Beginning of the prohibition of public acts (inaugurations, announcements) by the government, until the elections.
• 14 October: Beginning of the prohibition to publish opinion polls.
• 20 October: Beginning of the election silence.
• 22 October: National legislative elections.

Results

Chamber of Deputies

Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats
						Won
	Cambiemos			10,261,407	41.75	61
	Citizen's Unity–Front for Victory		Citizen's Unity	4,083,694	16.61	17
			Front for Victory	518,353	2.11	3
			Justicialist Front (Santa Fe)	509,190	2.07	3
			Civic Front for Santiago	384,125	1.56	3
			Front for the Renewal of Concord	268,646	1.09	2
			Citizen's Front for Victory	235,699	0.96	2
			Together We Can More	146,730	0.60	1
			Citizen and Social Front	27,825	0.11	1
			Popular Front for Liberation	16,906	0.07	0
			Riojan Popular Alternative	4,423	0.02	0
		Total		6,195,591	25.21	32
	Justicialist Front		Justicialist Front	1,414,236	5.75	7
			Union for Córdoba	626,887	2.55	3
			We Are Mendoza	272,552	1.11	1
			Chaco Deserves More	257,053	1.05	2
			Everybody Front	226,425	0.92	2
			Unity and Renovation Front	170,759	0.69	1
			Justicialist Unity Front	158,573	0.65	2
			Justicialist Party	96,121	0.39	2
			Justicialist Front for Victory	95,927	0.39	2
			Land of Union Front	21,595	0.09	0
		Total		3,340,128	13.59	22
	1País  [ es ]		1País  [ es ]	1,142,744	4.65	4
			Renewal Front–1País	175,954	0.72	0
			1 Santa Fe Project	87,955	0.36	0
			Popular Union	26,224	0.11	0
			A New Country	18,615	0.08	0
			One Rioja	9,176	0.04	0
			Authentic Renewal Front	6,890	0.03	0
		Total		1,467,558	5.97	4
	Workers' Left Front		Workers' Left Front	1,067,522	4.34	2
			Workers' Party	68,521	0.28	0
			Socialist Left	10,332	0.04	0
			Socialist Workers' Party	9,785	0.04	0
		Total		1,156,160	4.70	2
	Socialist Party		Progressive, Civic and Social Front	287,613	1.17	1
			Neuquino Front	68,210	0.28	0
			Socialist Party	42,248	0.17	0
			Let's Advance Front	11,710	0.05	0
			Popular Progressive Front	10,763	0.04	0
			La Pampa Progressive Front	7,229	0.03	0
		Total		427,773	1.74	1
	Evolución			237,132	0.96	2
	Intransigent Party			184,610	0.75	1
	Republican Force			155,089	0.63	0
	MST–MAS		Left in Front for Socialism	61,716	0.25	0
			New Left	57,553	0.23	0
			Workers' Socialist Movement	26,943	0.11	0
		Total		146,212	0.59	0
	Chubut for Everybody Front			101,613	0.41	1
	Self-determination and Freedom			82,977	0.34	0
	Neuquén People's Movement			81,077	0.33	1
	Agrarian and Social Party			80,004	0.33	0
	Unite por la Libertad y la Dignidad			75,499	0.31	0
	Encuentro Vecinal Córdoba  [ es ]			72,533	0.30	0
	Popular Party			71,471	0.29	0
	Future City			71,278	0.29	0
	We are all Salta			67,539	0.27	0
	Popular Unity			64,817	0.26	0
	People First Party			50,645	0.21	0
	Civic Coalition ARI			42,937	0.17	0
	Broad Space			32,458	0.13	0
	We are Corrientes			23,790	0.10	0
	Freemen of the South Movement			12,678	0.05	0
	Action for a New Democracy			12,660	0.05	0
	Authentic Socialist Party			12,084	0.05	0
	Proyecto Sur			11,754	0.05	0
	New October Party			11,620	0.05	0
	New Leadership			7,263	0.03	0
	Fueguino Federal Party			5,784	0.02	0
	Labor and People's Party			5,423	0.02	0
	Humanist Party			3,895	0.02	0
	Initiative for the Union			3,334	0.01	0
	Latin American Integration Movement of Social Expression			2,147	0.01	0
	Principles and Conviction Party			1,174	0.00	0
Total				24,580,114	100.00	127
Valid votes				24,580,114	95.64
Invalid votes				357,480	1.39
Blank votes				762,151	2.97
Total votes				25,699,745	100.00
Registered voters/turnout				33,454,411	76.82
Source: Padron, [8] DINE [9]

Results by province

Province	Let's Change			Citizen's Unity			Justicialist Front			1Country			Others
	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
Buenos Aires	3,930,406	42.15	15	3,383,114	36.28	13	485,138	5.20	1	1,028,385	11.03	4	497,665	5.34	2
Buenos Aires City	982,867	50.98	8	419,176	21.74	3	—	—	—	93,980	4.87	—	431,805	22.40	2
Catamarca	83,937	41.86	1	11,935	5.95	—	95,927	47.84	2	—	—	—	8,715	4.35	—
Chaco	271,110	41.79	2	69,786	10.76	—	257,053	39.62	2	18,615	2.87	—	32,220	4.97	—
Chubut	95,266	31.16	1	73,026	23.88	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	137,463	44.96	1
Córdoba	996,950	48.48	5	199,683	9.71	1	626,887	30.48	3	—	—	—	232,875	11.32	—
Corrientes	317,900	55.43	2	146,730	25.58	1	—	—	—	85,135	14.84	—	23,790	4.15	—
Entre Ríos	437,962	53.02	3	—	—	—	313,605	37.97	2	—	—	—	74,466	9.01	—
Formosa	119,865	36.58	1	202,817	61.89	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	5,005	1.53	—
Jujuy	185,253	51.73	2	—	—	—	70,818	19.78	1	33,859	9.46	—	68,171	19.04	—
La Pampa	96,045	45.39	1	—	—	—	96,121	45.42	2	—	—	—	19,444	9.19	—
La Rioja	85,685	44.78	1	4,423	2.31	—	84,477	44.15	1	9,176	4.80	—	7,597	3.97	—
Mendoza	491,012	45.73	3	—	—	—	272,552	25.38	1	—	—	—	310,126	28.88	1
Misiones	211,164	33.61	1	268,646	42.76	2	—	—	—	26,224	4.17	—	122,241	19.46	—
Neuquén	106,821	28.21	1	73,310	19.36	1	—	—	—	6,879	1.82	—	191,685	50.62	1
Río Negro	122,838	31.99	1	189,557	49.36	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	71,619	18.65	—
Salta	211,377	30.25	1	179,295	25.66	1	170,759	24.44	1	—	—	—	137,387	19.66	—
San Juan	132,820	31.49	1	—	—	—	226,425	53.68	2	20,379	4.83	—	42,200	10.00	—
San Luis	123,994	43.01	1	—	—	—	158,573	55.00	2	—	—	—	5,722	1.98	—
Santa Cruz	72,759	43.91	2	52,953	31.96	1	—	—	—	6,890	4.16	—	33,105	19.98	—
Santa Fe	743,139	37.80	5	509,190	25.90	3	—	—	—	87,955	4.47	—	625,781	31.83	1
Santiago del Estero	94,968	17.33	—	384,125	70.09	3	—	—	—	50,081	9.14	—	18,842	3.44	—
Tierra del Fuego	27,654	29.77	1	27,825	29.96	1	21,595	23.25	—	—	—	—	15,813	17.02	—
Tucumán	319,615	32.56	2	—	—	—	460,198	46.89	2	—	—	—	201,693	20.55	—
Total	10,261,407	41.75	61	6,195,591	25.21	32	3,340,128	13.59	22	1,467,558	5.97	4	3,315,430	13.49	8

Senate

Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats
						Won
	Cambienos			4,864,886	41.01	12
	Citizen's Unity–Front for Victory		Citizen's Unity	3,529,900	29.76	1
			Front for the Renewal of Concord	271,051	2.29	2
			Front for Victory	255,618	2.15	3
			Riojan Popular Alternative	4,741	0.04	0
		Total		4,061,310	34.24	6
	1País  [ es ]		1País  [ es ]	1,089,193	9.18	0
			Renewal Front–1Country	33,997	0.29	0
			Popular Union	24,435	0.21	0
			Authentic Renewal Front	7,032	0.06	0
		Total		1,154,657	9.73	0
	Justicialist Front		Justicialist Front	662,525	5.59	2
			Everybody Front	227,503	1.92	2
			Justicialist Unity Front	168,167	1.42	2
		Total		1,058,195	8.92	6
	Workers' Left Front		Workers' Left Front	525,416	4.43	0
			Workers' Party	14,339	0.12	0
			Socialist Workers' Party	4,796	0.04	0
		Total		544,551	4.59	0
	Agrarian and Social Party			84,310	0.71	0
	Socialist Party		Let's Advance Front	11,712	0.10	0
			Popular Progressive Front	11,053	0.09	0
		Total		22,765	0.19	0
	MST–MAS		New Left	11,451	0.10	0
			Left in Front for Socialism	8,420	0.07	0
			Workers' Socialist Movement	2,690	0.02	0
		Total		22,561	0.19	0
	Action for a New Democracy			12,860	0.11	0
	Proyecto Sur			12,620	0.11	0
	New October Party			12,406	0.10	0
	Popular Unity			8,614	0.07	0
	Latin American Integration Movement of Social Expression			2,185	0.02	0
Total				11,861,920	100.00	24
Valid votes				11,861,920	95.96
Invalid votes				108,361	0.88
Blank votes				390,937	3.16
Total votes				12,361,218	100.00
Registered voters/turnout				15,701,694	78.73
Source: Padron, [8] DINE [9]

Results by province

Province	Let's Change			Citizen's Unity			1Country			Justicialist Front			Others
	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
Buenos Aires	3,912,526	41.35	2	3,529,900	37.31	1	1,069,747	11.31	—	500,945	5.29	—	448,933	4.74	—
Formosa	121,520	37.12	1	201,972	61.69	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	3,899	1.19	—
Jujuy	189,858	52.60	2	—	—	—	33,997	9.42	—	75,062	20.80	1	62,039	17.19	—
La Rioja	91,307	48.02	2	4,741	2.49	—	—	—	—	86,518	45.50	1	7,565	3.98	—
Misiones	210,956	33.28	1	271,051	42.76	2	24,435	3.85	—	—	—	—	127,482	20.11	—
San Juan	134,742	32.31	1	—	—	—	19,446	4.66	—	227,503	54.55	2	35,364	8.48	—
San Luis	130,165	42.94	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	168,167	55.48	2	4,796	1.58	—
Santa Cruz	73,812	44.12	2	53,646	32.07	1	7,032	4.20	—	—	—	—	32,794	19.60	—
Total	4,864,886	41.01	12	4,061,310	34.24	6	1,154,657	9.73	0	1,058,195	8.92	6	722,872	6.09	0

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