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 Chamber of Deputies must elect 127 lawmakers in this election.
- 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.
Lawmakers running in the first spots of the LLA or Fuerza Patria tickets are likely to be re-elected.
Only a score of them are guaranteed to return to Argentina’s lower house.
Author's summary: Twenty deputies likely to be re-elected.
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