The provincial electoral judge, Alejandra Bozzano, signed yesterday the resolutions for the officialization and non-officialization of the lists who will compete in the April 16 elections. It was after a work against the clock that lasted throughout the weekend to finish reviewing the fulfillment of the requirements of each applicant with the intention of participating in the provincial elections.
Although the parties received the notifications since yesterday afternoon, the resolutions will be made public only tomorrow.
The expectation is reveal how many competing lists will be for the April election, although this data will only be known next month, when the deadline for recognizing the parties and alliances closes. (See separate).
In this instance it will be known which of the candidates met the requirements, which include, depending on the position, a minimum age, having citizenship, certain years of residence, and not being in the registry of food debtors or under other types of prohibitions. Also if the lists met gender parity and the youth quota.
In the electoral court in charge of Alejandra Bozzano there was hard work throughout the weekend to reach the deadlines. Total, the staff analyzed 41 filesnumber corresponding to each of the parties seeking to contest the election, but with 187 bodies in total.
The volume was representative of the number of lists submitted for the provincial categories, but also for those that will compete in the 52 municipalities and promotion commissions that will renew their authorities in April.
Only to dispute the governorship, 27 payrolls were presented, but representing six formulas.
Candidates and their collectors
Marcos Koopmann In addition to the MPN list, it includes the collectors of UNE, MID, Federal Popular Union, FRIN, Juntos, Frente Nuevo Neuquén, Energía Ciudadana, Iguales and Partido Vecinal Renovador.
rolando figueroawhose parent party is Desarrollo Ciudadano, mirrors the Community and has Arriba Neuquén, the Pro (mirrored with NCN), the Social Front for Dignity, Avanzar, the Socialist Party and the Frente Grande as collectors.
A Ramon Rioseco It is led by the Frente de Todos Neuquino alliance, but it also goes with collector lists: Electoral Instrument for Popular Unity, Libres del Sur, Kolina and the Labor and People Party.
The rest of the gubernatorial candidates go with unique lists: Paul Cervi with that of Together for Change; Carlos Eguia with Comply; and Patricia Jure with the FIT Unit.
In addition to the provincial categories, mayor will be voted in eight first category municipalities. They are Neuquén, Centenario, Zapala, San Martín de los Andes, Chos Malal, Junín de los Andes, Senillosa and El Chañar. In the capital there are nine candidates.
On April 16 there will also be elections to renew local authorities in the 13 second category municipalities, ten third category and 21 promotion commissions.
The deadline for alliances and parties expires in March
Electoral justice still has one more step ahead, next month, to finish confirming what will be the offer of lists and parties available in the April 16 elections.
A month before the elections, more precisely on March 17, the deadline for Judge Alejandra Bozzano to resolve the recognition of alliances and for the parties to conclude with their political personality procedures definitive.
Three alliances were presented for this election: the PJ and El Frente y la Participación, under the name Front of All Neuquino; the one of the Left Front Unity that make up the PTS, the Socialist Left, the PO and the MST; and Together for Change, with the integration of the ARI Civic Coalition and the UCR. The incorporation of the Federal Republican Meeting had also been announced, but the latter ended up saying that it was withdrawing its support.
This electoral front is one of the most questioned, since the parties that were left out, such as the PRO, have come out against the use of the stamp. There were also proposals from radical leaders about the alleged lack of a quorum in the party convention that authorized the candidacies.
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