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Argentina Chamber of Deputies election 2007

Argentina elections · 2007-10-28 · held

Argentina elected 130 members of its 257-seat Chamber of Deputies in 2007.

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

Turnout: 76.21%

Argentina Chamber of Deputies election 2007 — recorded results
Party / candidateVotesVote shareSeatsPrevious seatsGain / lossElectoral votes
Front for Victory594228632.85%53———
Civic Coalition17987529.94%12———
Radical Civic Union11835686.54%619-13—
Socialist Party10094915.58%83+5—
PRO Union6280253.47%4———
Consensus for an Advanced Nation5041582.79%2———
Support for an Egalitarian Republic5019212.77%3———
Justice, Union and Freedom Front3135901.73%0———
Republican Proposal2756011.52%2———
Justicialist Party Alliance2644951.46%3———
Fair Society2538701.4%0———
Party for Citizen Consensus2362111.31%2———
Chaco Deserves More2328511.29%2———
Union of the Democratic Centre2250321.24%0———
Front for Victory–Salta Renewal Party1900671.05%2———
Authentic Socialist Party1891541.05%000—
Democratic Progressive Party1810261%0———
Civic Front for Santiago1727270.95%4———
Front for the Renewal of Concord1651510.91%2———
Frente de Todos (Corrientes)1630550.9%12-1—
Workers' Socialist Movement–New Left1593360.88%0———
Dialogue for Buenos Aires1591340.88%1———
Justicialist Party1477370.82%265-63—
Recreate for Growth1467170.81%0———
FdT–PACo1391110.77%2———
Broad Front–New Córdoba Front1385960.77%1———
Justicialist Front (San Luis)1373430.76%2———
Proyecto Sur1334110.74%1———
Workers' Party1267290.7%0———
Action for the Republic1266500.7%1———
Justicialist Party–Front for Victory1181580.65%3———
Federalist Unity Party1030430.57%1———
Integration and Development Movement928890.51%0———
La Rioja People's Front818560.45%3———
Consensus for Development744800.41%1———
Democratic Party717920.4%0———
Left and Workers Front for Socialism694480.38%0———
ARI–PS690570.38%0———
Radical Civic Union–Corrientes Front651570.36%1———
Jujuy Front624110.34%1———
Popular Union624060.34%0———
Live Entre Ríos589520.33%0———
Let's Go579490.32%0———
Broad Front towards Latin American Unity573850.32%0———
La Pampa Civic and Social Front543000.3%1———
Jujuy First Front542200.3%1———
Neuquén People's Movement506760.28%12-1—
Porteño Consensus (MST–New Left)504320.28%0———
Front for Change482860.27%0———
Civic and Social Front of Catamarca447320.25%1———
Independent Movement of Retirees and Unemployed344050.19%0———
Viable Santiago Movement333720.18%0———
A New Option323830.18%0———
Christian Democratic Party320420.18%000—
Unity and Liberty Party310260.17%0———
Autonomist Party300750.17%0———
Popular Unity Movement300010.17%0———
Plural Consensus288100.16%0———
People's Reconstruction Party278000.15%0———
PAIS–MPU260760.14%0———
Let's Change to Grow Front247220.14%0———
Civic and Social Front of La Rioja242630.13%0———
Justicialist Front (Catamarca)240230.13%0———
New Proposal (PANU–Recrear)231960.13%0———
United Provinces Movement225690.12%0———
Socialist Convergence202010.11%0———
Together for San Luis Front196840.11%0———
Party for Social Justice191790.11%0———
PRO–Recrear183970.1%0———
Citizen Dignity172020.1%0———
Popular Loyalty159100.09%0———
Renewal Crusade157810.09%0———
Federal Retirees Movement156670.09%0———
Socialist Workers' Party138830.08%0———
Salta Proposal136080.08%0———
Union for Jujuy–Plural Consensus135020.07%0———
Front for Peace and Justice128890.07%0———
Renewal Current Party127940.07%0———
Jujuy Change125210.07%0———
Call for Citizen Integration122650.07%0———
Emancipatory Front107170.06%0———
Constitutional Nationalist Party101380.06%0———
Humanist Party95270.05%0———
Popular Movement for the Reconquest92710.05%0———
Christian Democratic Party (Santiago del Estero)91090.05%0———
Retiree's Front–Conservative People's Party87210.05%0———
Life and Commitment Movement82200.05%0———
Popular Union–MODIN–FIC80300.04%0———
Movement for Dignity and Independence73950.04%0———
Renewal Party of the Province of Buenos Aires72060.04%0———
Entre Ríos Broad Encounter71410.04%0———
Republican Alternative Proposal71360.04%0———
Popular Concentration68810.04%0———
Buenos Aires Independent Solidary Action66180.04%0———
Front of Self-Convened Political Groups63630.04%0———
Federal Party63370.04%0———
Movement of Work62420.03%0———
Patriotic Movement60730.03%0———
Open Politics for Social Integrity59890.03%0———
Corrientes First Front58140.03%0———
Commitment K51260.03%0———
Communist Party50010.03%0———
Objective Will to Serve48330.03%0———
Revolutionary Socialist League47240.03%0———
Chubut Action Party46010.03%0———
Popular Sovereignty Front42770.02%0———
Popular Action Movement34620.02%0———
La Rioja Popular Encounter32780.02%0———
Popular Participation Party31190.02%0———
Popular Consensus30310.02%0———
Commitment to Change29630.02%0———
Socialist Left29150.02%0———
New Generation28460.02%0———
Citizen Action27780.02%0———
Federal Confederation27340.02%0———
Popular Assemblies27000.01%0———
Independent Party of Chubut22550.01%0———
Broad Popular Encounter22270.01%0———
Fuegian People's Movement22160.01%0———
Autonomist Party of Catamarca22040.01%0———
Provincial Action21420.01%0———
Justice, Democracy and Homeland21050.01%0———
Future Republic Movement18960.01%0———
Authentic Fuegian Party18300.01%0———
Salta Popular Movement15450.01%0———
United People14340.01%0———
Provincial Defence–White Flag14050.01%0———
Fuegian Action Front12410.01%0———
Neighbourhood Action Movement10220.01%0———
Solidarity and Organization for Liberation9900.01%0———
Pampa Federalist Movement8950%0———
Independent Front of the North7810%0———
New People5980%0———
Loyalty and Dignity5800%0———
Union for La Rioja5620%0———
The Movement1840%0———
Intransigent Party20%0———
People's Party of Neuquén20%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.

Sources & further reading

2007 Chamber of Deputies — detailed historical results

National Electoral Directorate — election archive

IPU — parliamentary election archive