Independent election coverage
World of Elections

Argentina Chamber of Deputies election 1991

Argentina elections · 1991-08-11 – 1991-12-01 · held

Argentina elected 130 members of its 257-seat Chamber of Deputies in 1991.

Results: final · partial coverage · Positive votes for Chamber of Deputies ballot lists; seats won in this renewal only

Turnout: 80.17%

Argentina Chamber of Deputies election 1991 — recorded results
Party / candidateVotesVote shareSeatsPrevious seatsGain / lossElectoral votes
Justicialist Party641822640.81%6360+3—
Radical Civic Union453996728.87%4352-9—
Union of the Democratic Centre9816116.24%550—
Socialist–Intransigent–Humanist8850575.63%3———
Movement for Dignity and Independence5433753.45%3———
Independent Federalist Confederation4900993.12%3———
United Left3418642.17%0———
Republican Force2824781.8%2———
Autonomist–Liberal–Democratic Progressive1672761.06%2———
Popular Action for Liberation1385290.88%0———
Democratic Progressive Party1331880.85%1———
Democratic Party1001010.64%0———
Neuquén People's Movement806480.51%110—
Renewal Crusade774250.49%1———
Blockist Alliance746030.47%1———
Labor and People's Party602320.38%0———
Workers' Party597310.38%0———
Christian Democratic Party588300.37%000—
Authentic Formosa Party303510.19%0———
Integration and Development Movement265520.17%0———
Independent Call240890.15%0———
Neighborhood Party230750.15%0———
Constitutional Nationalist Party220730.14%0———
Popular Union179470.11%0———
Corrientes Action140890.09%0———
Renewal Party of the Province133620.08%0———
Chubut Action Party115720.07%0———
Río Negro Provincial Party114440.07%0———
Popular Action Movement111630.07%0———
Fuegian People's Movement97040.06%2———
Patriotic Liberation Movement72110.05%0———
Democratic Party of the City of Buenos Aires63750.04%0———
Santa Cruz Popular Movement62700.04%0———
Three Flags Renewal Party60590.04%0———
Call for the Reunion46540.03%0———
Buenos Aires Popular Movement42370.03%0———
Democratic Movement of Participation41780.03%0———
Republican Social Party39190.02%0———
Labor Party of Tucumán36510.02%0———
Center Party35870.02%0———
White Party of Retirees31910.02%0———
Popular Action29400.02%0———
Social Justice28680.02%0———
Formosa Action - Formosa Integrative Force25960.02%0———
Middle Generation Party24930.02%0———
Provincial Action Front21580.01%0———
Liberal Democratic Party20190.01%0———
Labor and Solidarity Front17760.01%0———
Pampa Federalist Movement15720.01%0———
Free Homeland12850.01%0———
Autonomist Party11210.01%0———
Provincial Popular Movement10610.01%0———
Change and Justice9520.01%0———
Provincial Defence–White Flag6560%0———
Independence Party6300%0———
Loyalty and Social Justice6050%0———
Open Call for the Bases4690%0———
Three Flags Party4540%0———
People's Democracy - Social Front1490%0———
Nationalist Movement1040%0———

The table follows the cited national party and alliance categories, including zero-seat entries. Some historical categories combine allied local lists; votes under those categories are not separate votes cast for the national party alone. Coalition subtotal rows are excluded to prevent double counting. Vote shares exclude blank and invalid ballots. Seats are won in this election, not the party’s total representation across the chamber. Previous seats compare the preceding election of the same cohort (four years earlier for deputies, six years for senators), under the same ballot label; later transfers and vacancies are excluded. Comparisons are blank where a label or coalition is not safely comparable. National legislative ballots were held on several district dates between 1991-08-11 and 1991-12-01; the date range does not mean continuous voting. The 1991 renewal includes three additional Tierra del Fuego deputy seats.

Sources & further reading

1991 Chamber of Deputies — detailed historical results

National Electoral Directorate — election archive