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Argentina presidential election 1989

Argentina elections · 1989-05-14 · held

Carlos Menem was elected President of Argentina.

Indirect election — selection through an electoral body rather than a direct national popular vote. The record notes explain the selection process.

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Results: final · complete coverage · Votes for presidential tickets, excluding blank and invalid ballots; electoral votes are electors won by the ticket

Elector participation: 85.29%

Argentina presidential election 1989 — recorded results
Party / candidateElector ballotsElector ballot shareSeatsElectoral votes
Carlos Menem
Justicialist Front of Popular Unity — Elected
795751847.51%—312
Eduardo Angeloz / Juan Manuel Casella
Radical Civic Union
543404932.44%—213
Álvaro Alsogaray
Centre Alliance
12001727.17%—33
Eduardo Angeloz / María Cristina Guzmán
Independent Federalist Confederation
7791684.65%—21
Néstor Vicente
United Left
4092502.44%—1
José Corzo Gómez
White Party of Retirees
3156001.88%—7
Guillermo Estévez Boero
Socialist Unity
2401321.43%——
Antonio Domingo Bussi
Republican Force
1850361.1%—7
Jorge Altamira
Workers' Party
457630.27%—0
Luis Alberto Ammann
Humanist–Green Front
423160.25%—0
No candidate
Neuquén People's Movement
1281160.76%—6
Ángel Bustelo
Popular Action
101570.06%——
Mario Hugo Geller
Liberation Party
18510.01%—0

Results aggregate all ballot endorsements of each presidential/vice-presidential ticket. Shares exclude blank and invalid ballots. Turnout follows the detailed result table, rather than rounded headline figures. The presidency was elected indirectly through an electoral college. Votes and turnout here refer to the public election of presidential electors; electoral votes are electors allocated, not a separately counted college ballot. Eduardo Angeloz appeared on two tickets with different running mates; those tickets remain separate.

Sources & further reading

1989 President — detailed historical results

National Electoral Directorate — election archive