Electoral Alliances
Recent or prominent electoral alliances (as of 2009)
- Plural Consensus (Concertación Plural)
- Civic and Social Agreement (Acuerdo Cívico y Social, ACyS)
- Union PRO (Buenos Aires Province)
- Justicialist Front (Frente Justicialista)
- Federal Santa Fe (Santa Fe Federal, Santa Fe Province)
- Federal Civic Front (Frente Cívico Federal, Mendoza Province)
- Federal Consensus (Consenso Federal, ConFe)
- Front of the Popular Movement (Frente del Movimiento Popular, UP)
- Alliance Union of Cordoba (Alianza Unión de Córdoba, Córdoba Province)
- Alliance New Front (Alianza Frente Nuevo, Córdoba Province)
- Justicialist Front of Entre Ríos (Frente Justicialista de Entre Ríos, Entre Ríos Province)
- Front for Integration (Chubut) (Frente para la Integración, Chubut Province)
- Front of Jujuy (Frente Jujeño, Jujuy Province)
- Concertation for Development (Río Negro) (Concertación para el Desarrollo, Río Negro Province)
- Change for Growth (Santa Cruz) (Cambio para el Crecimiento, Santa Cruz Province)
- Salta Federal Front (Frente Salta Federal, Salta Province)
- We are all Salta (Todos Somos Salta, Salta Province)
- Front It Is Possible (Frente Es Posible)
- Democratic Party PRO (Mendoza) (Partido Demócrata PRO, Mendoza Province)
- Pueblo Nuevo (La Pampa) (Pueblo Nuevo, La Pampa Province)
- Anticapitalist and Socialist Front of the Left and the People (Frente Anticapitalista y Socialista de la Izquierda y el Pueblo)
- Party of Labour and of the People (Partido del Trabajo y del Pueblo)
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