Legislative Election Results
Elections were also held for 130 of the 257 members of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies and for 24 of the 72 members of the Argentine Senate. Results were as follows:
- Chamber of Deputies
- Front for Victory: 78 MPs (+13), total 153 MPs
- Civic Coalition Confederation: 19 MPs (+13), total 27 MPs
- Radical Civic Union: 14 MPs (−7), total 30 MPs
- Republican Proposal: 2 MPs (−11), total 13 MPs
- anti-Kirchnerist Peronist parties: 2 MPs (−15), total 9 MPs
- others: 15 MPs (+7), total 25 MPs
- Senate
- Front for Victory: +3 senators, total 44 senators
- Civic Coalition Confederation: +4 senators, total 5 senators
- Radical Civic Union: –5 senators, total 10 senators
- anti-Kirchnerist Peronist parties: ±0 senators, total 4 senators
- provincial parties: ±0 senators, total 9 senators
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