Final scrutiny: what was the final result of the PASO in the province of Buenos Aires

From the definitive scrutiny of the PASO, it was determined that the Juntos alliance obtained 356,533 more votes than the Frente de Todos in the province of Buenos Aires, and that six lists will compete in the November elections, including that of Cynthia Hotton, which surpassed the floor of 1.5%. The final count of the votes cast in the primaries of last September 12 ended in the last hours and established that the opposition alliance, in the sum of the lists headed by Diego Santilli and by Facundo Manes , reached a total of 3,262,253 votes (37.33%), while the Frente de Todos represented by Victoria Tolosa Paz obtained 2,905,720 votes (33.25%). In addition, the candidate of the Valores list Cynthia Hotton managed to overcome the floor of 1.5% of the votes that is needed to compete in the general elections in November, by garnering 131,308 votes, according to the final scrutiny. In this way, Hotton will be able to compete in the legislative elections on November 14 where a total of six lists will participate with Together, the Front of All, the Left Front, Avanza Libertad and Let’s go with you. The Left Front , including the two lists of Nicolás Del Caño and Alejandro Bodart, added 436,235 votes (4.99%), while Avanza Libertad , the list headed by the liberal economist José Luis Espert got 417,858 (4.78% of the votes) and Florencio Randazzo, from Vamos con Vos, 318,593 (3.64%).

How the ballots are formed

After the final scrutiny, where Manes was just below 40% of the votes obtained by Juntos -the floor agreed by the coalition for the intern- the Juntos list will be headed by Santilli and Graciela Ocaña, with the neuroscientist in the third place of the ballot. Behind him are Marcela Campagnoli, Juan Manuel López, Danya Tavela, Gerardo Milman, María Sotolano, Emilio Monzó, Gabriela Besana, Hernán Lombardi, Margarita Stolbizer, Alejandro Finocchiaro, Victoria Borrego, Fabio Quetglas, Florencia de Sensi, Javier Sánchez Wrba, Elsa Llenderrozas, Nelson Marino and Patricia Vázquez. Together they expect to bring to Congress between 16 and 17 national deputies, in case of repeating the electoral triumph of the PASO .

Who will not be in November

The political forces that did not pass the cutoff of 1.5% of the votes to be able to participate in the next elections are: Social Vocation, Federal Republican, Union for the Future Front, Movement to Socialism and the Patriot Front. The Federal Party, Everyone for Buenos Aires, Celeste Provida, the Green Party, the Popular Party, Workers’ Policy, the Social and Humanist Fair Project and the Popular Conservative Party did not reach the possibility of participating either. Finally, other forces that did not reach the threshold were Esperanza del Pueblo, Current of Buenos Aires Thought, Justice and Patriotic Dignity, Social, Moral and Progress Unity and the Labor Party.