Santa Fe will go to the polls on September 10 to choose a governor amidst a climate marked by national elections and the election of a president. In this context, What is voted on in the province?
Voting is by mandatory. In Santa Fe, all voters between 18 and 70 years old can find their polling place on the official website of the electoral court.
Elections 2023: What will be voted on in Santa Fe?
In the provincial elections from santa fe Residents will choose 50 provincial deputies, 19 provincial senators, 46 mayors, 59 municipal councilors, and 305 municipal commissioners.
In this context, the list of candidates consisted of four formulas after the Primary, Simultaneous, Open, and Compulsory Elections (PASO) on July 16th.
Let’s move forward together
Marcelo LewandowskiSilvina Frana (I choose to)
United to change Santa Fe
Maximiliano Pullaro-Gisela Scaglia (It’s with you.)
Left front
Carla Deiana- Mauricio Acosta (join links)
Long live freedom
Edelvino Bodoira and Nora Sanchez (Inspire, Long Live Freedom)
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Election 2023: What was the turnout in the Santa Fe PASO?
Pablo AyalaAs the Electoral Officer of Santa Fe, I gave a more optimistic assessment with this statement: Voter turnout at the provincial level as of July 16 was around 64%, a value lower than that of 2019.
Rosario went and missed St. Geronimo (also 53%), the city with the highest percentage of voter influx when polling closed just over two hours away, followed by the boroughs of San Javier (51%), Saint Straight (50%) and San Martin (50%), according to the officially published information.
Meanwhile, it turned out that there were four departments whose participation did not exceed 40% by the end of the second report. Is about Constitution (31%), Belgrano (36%), General Lopez (38%), e.g., Iriondo (39%).
