2023-10-20 11:40:59
This Sunday, October 22, are the general elections in Argentina, from which the next president will emerge from among the five candidates who passed the PASO. Analysts assure that this is an unprecedented vote due to the rearrangement of traditional political spaces and the emergence of a new force. In addition, there is expectation regarding the possibility of a second round or runoff. In this context, Neuquén and Río also elect deputies and representatives in Parlasur.
Where to vote in the 2023 elections: How to consult the final registry
Los Data can be consulted with the document number, gender and validation code. Then, the system National Electoral Chamber will throw the name and address of the establishment, the table number and the order number of the voter.
What document is used to vote in the 2023 Elections?
The National Electoral Chamber remembered that When voting in the 2023 elections, the copy of the document must be equal to or later than the one on the registry and Clarified that The “DNI on your cell phone” is not valid to vote.
The valid documents to vote are:
– DNI green booklet and light blue notebook
– ID card (even the one that says “not valid for voting”)
– Notebook enlistment
– Civic notebook
On the other hand, it can’t be done go to vote with a proof of DNI in process.
Elections 2023: what happens if I don’t vote and what are the sanctions
Those people who cannot go to vote and have a valid justification must go to the nearest police station. and request a certificate regarding that impossibility.
It must be remembered that to avoid the fine and other corresponding sanctions, the certificate must be presented within 60 days of the election before the Federal Court with Electoral Competence of the corresponding district.
Instead, for those people who cannot justify the mistake at the polls will have a financial fine and will be entered into the Registry of Offenders, which is available at https://infractores.padron.gov.ar/.
In addition to the financial fine, which is between 50 and 500 pesos, there are also other obstacles. One of them is that they cannot be appointed to perform public functions or jobs for three years from the election.
Those people who do not pay the fine, They cannot carry out procedures or procedures before national, provincial and municipal state agencies.
If you pay the fine If you do not cast the vote, you must go to the electoral secretariat associated with the district, a location that can be consulted on the official website of the Electoral Justice.
People who are exempt from going to vote
Article 12 of the National Electoral Code states that the people who are exempt from the obligation to vote in the elections are the following:
-Judges and their assistants that they must attend their offices and keep them open for the duration of the election.
-Las people who are more than 500 kilometers away on election day of the place where they must vote and justify that the distance is due to reasonable reasons. They must obtain the certificate at the nearest police station and then upload the documentation to the National Electoral Chamber website.
-Las people who are sick or disabled due to force majeure that prevents them from attending the event. They must be justified by doctors from the national health service; failing that, by official, provincial or municipal doctors, and in their absence by private doctors.
–Staff of public service organizations and companies who, for reasons related to their fulfillment, must carry out tasks that prevent them from attending the elections during their development.
Ban and ban on alcohol sales in the 2023 elections
The electoral ban for the presidential elections began at 8 a.m. this Friday October 20. The distribution of ballots and proselytizing activities, among other activities, are prohibited.
Until 9 p.m. on Sunday, August 22three hours following the end of the elections, there are a series of activities that are prohibited.
So, the electoral ban lasts all weekend (Friday and Saturday included), and rises at 9 p.m. on Sunday, October 22, three hours following the voting centers closed.
The “social” ban begins on Saturday, October 21, at 8 p.m.
Electoral ban: what can and cannot be done
According to the website argentina.gob.ar:
– The sale of alcoholic beverages will be restricted from 8 p.m. on Saturday and up to three hours following the vote.
– It is prohibited to hold public campaign events
– Electoral proselytism is prohibited, including and the distribution of ballots and the opening and operation of party premises.
– Posts on social networks and online activity aimed at promoting the vote for a particular candidate are also prohibited.
– The publication and dissemination of results of surveys or pre-election polls is prohibited, a measure that will be in force until 10 p.m. on Sunday.
– The carrying of weapons is prohibited during the electoral ban
– Popular shows outdoors or in closed venues, theatrical and sports parties and all types of public meetings that do not refer to the electoral event are prohibited.
Who are the candidates for president in these 2023 elections?
Javier Milei (Freedom Advances)
Patricia Bullrich (Together for Change)
Sergio Massa (Union for the Homeland)
Myriam Bregman (Left Front and Workers Unity)
Juan Schiaretti (We do for Our Country)
Who are the candidates for national deputies of Neuquén in these 2023 elections?
Union for the Homeland: Pablo Todero and Vanesa Vivero
Together for Change: Francisco Sánchez and “Monin” Aquin
Above Neuquén: Nadia Márquez and Martín Pedemonte
FIT Unit: Angélica Lagunas and Esteban Martine
Neuquén Popular Movement: Sandro Badilla and Liliana Murisi
Elections 2023: Neuquén candidates for Mercosur parliamentarians
Union for the Homeland: Carlos “Chino” Sánchez
Together for Change: Leandro Signorile
Above Neuquén: Fabricio Cascino
FIT Unit: Andrew White
Neuquén Popular Movement: Nicolás Di Fonzo
Who are the candidates for deputies of Río Negro these 2023 elections
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