Which provinces will vote next Sunday
After the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation that suspended the 2023 elections in the provinces of Tucuman and San Juanthe electoral processes will continue in the provinces of Salta, La Pampa, Tierra del Fuego and partially San Juan.
The 2023 elections in Tucumán they were suspended due to a legal controversy related to the pro-government candidates for the governorship. The decision of the Court to suspend the elections is based on the observation that Juan Manzurthe current governor, was running as lieutenant governor in the elections.
The elections in San Juan were modified after the ruling of the Court and suspended the candidacy for the re-election of the governor Sergio Unac.
In this context, with just over 579 thousand voters representing 1.69% of the national census, the provincial elections will be settled with the brand new Democratic Participation System (Sipad) inspired by the Lemas Law. Following the ruling of the Supreme Court of JusticeIn the San Juan elections, only 17 proportional deputies, 19 departmental deputies and 19 departmental mayors with their respective councilors will be elected.
Land of Fire It is one of the 18 jurisdictions that decided to separate their elections from the national ones, which will be held on August 13 (PASO) and October 22, when the president, vice president, deputies and senators will be voted for the National Congress.
The Fuegians will choose Governor and Lieutenant Governor, 23 legislators (15 holders and 8 substitutes), 3 mayors and 8 municipal councilors (5 holders and 3 substitutes). If there is a second round, it will be on May 28.
In the Salta elections of 2023 governor and lieutenant governor, 11 provincial senators, 30 titular provincial deputies, 60 mayors and 343 councilors will be elected. In total, there will be 12,207 candidates who confirmed their applications and there are 1,082,462 people qualified to vote, according to the provincial Electoral Tribunal.
He census of La Pampa It has 298,050 people authorized to cast their votes at 889 polling stations throughout the province. On this occasion there will be 15,883 new voters.
In the elections, 925 will be at stake between holders and substitutes, namely: governor and lieutenant governor; 40 for deputies; 61 for mayors, 519 for councillors, 18 for presidents of promotion commissions, 90 for members and 195 for judges and justices of the peace.
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