2023-08-14 03:26:33
Deputy Javier Miley He is the candidate with the most votes in the Paso elections, both nationally and in the province of Córdoba.
According to the first official data, counted 90% of the votes, the libertarian is the first in the entire country.
Second, at the individual level it appears Sergio Massaand third is Patricia Bullrich. while quarter is hourcio Rodriguez Larreta. Juan Schiarettifor his part was the fourth.
At the level of forces, La Libertad Avanza reaches 30.59%; second Together for Change with 28.17% and third Unión por la Patria, with 26.89%.
Hacemos por Nuestro País, meanwhile, obtained 4.12%.
In numbers, Milei had 6,486,185 votes; Massa 4,499,295; Bullrich 3,606,353; Rodriguez Larreta 3,606,353; and Schiaretti 875,093.
¿Grabois? 1,201,453 votes.
As follows
The primaries this Sunday defined the future candidates in the general elections on October 22.
In order to compete in the first round, it was necessary to exceed 1.5% of the votes in the Paso.
With these results, they move on to the general elections for president:
– Freedom Advances
– Together for Change
– Union for the Homeland
– We do for our country
– Left and Workers Front – Unity
In cordoba
“Milei was the most voted in Córdoba,” said Manuel Calvo, deputy governor of Córdoba. Minutes later, Governor Schiaretti greeted the libertarian: “Things have to be said as they are: Milei expressed that vote of discontent with how things are in the country.”
It was the confirmation of what the official data would say: counted 99% of the votes, in Córdoba Milei reached 33.61%. In second place was Schiaretti with 27.54% and third Together for Change with 25.16%.
Unión por la Patria barely reached 8.66%.
In numbers, it meant that Milei added 688,151 votes; Schiaretti, 563,752; Bullrich, 384,386; and Rodríguez Larreta, 130,647.
Further back, Massa was left with 126,116 votes and Juan Grabois, 51,167.
Deputies
In the “other” election that was held in Córdoba, the lists of pre-candidates for National Deputies were defined. As at the national level, they needed to pass 1.5% of the province’s register.
First was Milei’s list, headed by Maria Celeste Ponce, with 668,744 votes; then that of Hacemos Unidos por Córdoba, with Carlos Gutierrez in front, which added 548,276; and third Together for Change, with Luis Picat as the most voted, reached 510,248.
Fourth, for its part, Unión por la Patria, which reached 161,676 votes.
To the generals, they passed:
– Freedom Advances: 33.23%
– We make United: 27.16%
– Together for Change: 25.30%
– Union for the Homeland: 7.91%
– Left Front: 1.72%
The chose
At 6:00 p.m. this Sunday, the polling stations for the Paso elections closed. Not without problems in various parts of the country, such as Caba, which presented problems with the electronic voting system.
Beyond what happened in the Federal Capital (judge María Servini authorized extending the vote until 7:30 p.m. in schools where long lines persist), the day took place normally and participation would have reached 69%, sources told him. of the National Electoral Chamber to this medium.
In this context, the authorities had warned that the first counts of the provisional scrutiny would appear to be disseminated from 10 p.m. this Sunday.
“For the results we will have to be patient,” said Julio Vitobello, Secretary General of the Presidency, following 6:25 p.m. and added: “When we have consolidated data, we will transmit them. We can’t give a schedule yet.”
For this election, 35,912,841 people were qualified to vote throughout the country. In Córdoba, the register reached 3,065,088.
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