Chaco 2025 elections, live: the alliance between Governor Zdero and La Libertad Avanza was established

The provisional numbers of the ballot mark a clear trend in favor of national and provincial officialism, which united to confront the former judicial governor; the PJ presented itself divided

The local ruling party beat the opposition force of former Peronist governor Jorge Capitanich, who recognized the results when 50% of the tables had already been screened. There was low participation. The local president celebrated the triumph and stressed that “strong winds of change are coming”

The provincial deputy of the UCR Misiones and candidate for councilman of Posadas for an uprising of the United for the Future front, Ariel Pepe Pianesi, showed in his social networks in the celebrations of yesterday’s electoral victory in Resistance, of the alliance of radical wigs and La Libertad Avanza, which brought more than 10 points of difference to the front Chaco Deserves More, of the former governor Jorge Capitanich. “In the Chaco, Gov…

The legislative elections in the provinces of Chaco, Jujuy and Salta marked a clear trend: the sustained growth of alliances between the Radical Civic Union (UCR) and La Libertad Avanza (LLA), while Peronism, even in its unified versions, suffered severe defeats. With low electoral participation and a general climate of apathy, the ballot boxes reflected a change of period in northern Argentina. In Chaco, the alliance “Chaco Puede + La Libertad …

Together with the UCR, the violets defeated a split PJ and kept half of the seats at stake with 45.25% of the votes; while Capitanich reached 33.53%. In Salta capital, LLA scored a surprise win.

Yesterday, the legislative elections were held in Chaco. At 8:00 PM, according to the preliminary early count, the Chaco Puede + La Libertad Avanza front emerged as the most popular party, obtaining 103,924 votes, representing 44.75% of the total. With this result, the front holds 8 of the 16 seats up for grabs. In second place was the Chaco Merece Más Front, with 80,206 votes, or 34.53% of the total, allowing it to occupy 6 seats in the Chamber…