Midterm Elections in Argentina
Only 20 out of 34 lawmakers seeking re-election are likely to return to their seats in the Chamber of Deputies.
More than 30 national deputies are running in the October 26 election to renew their seats for a further four years.
- The opposition Peronist caucus is risking nearly half – 47 percent – of its 98 seats.
- The right-wing coalition of La Libertad Avanza and PRO has 30 percent of its seats at stake.
The deputies seeking re-election who are all but guaranteed a seat for four years are those running in the first spots of the LLA or Fuerza Patria tickets.
In total, 34 lower house lawmakers seeking a new four-year term may only be guaranteed for six of the LLA-PRO coalition, 10 for Fuerza Patria and one Radical.
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Author's summary: Twenty deputies likely to be re-elected in Argentina.
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