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Argentina Senate election 1995

Argentina elections · 1995 · held

Argentina’s indirect Senate renewal of 1995 covered 40 seats.

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 · Seats obtained in indirect Senate selections; no national popular-vote total

Argentina Senate election 1995 — recorded results
Party / candidateElector ballotsElector ballot shareSeatsElectoral votes
Justicialist Party——17—
Radical Civic Union——15—
Unfilled seats——2—
Autonomist Party of Corrientes——1—
Blockist Party of San Juan——1—
Front for a Country in Solidarity——1—
Fueguian People's Movement——1—
Republican Force——1—
Salta Renewal Party——1—
Liberal Party of Corrientes——0—
Neuquén People's Movement——0—
Renewal Crusade——0—

Selections were made during the year by provincial legislatures and, before 1998, by an electoral college for the federal capital. The date is shown to year precision because selections occurred throughout the year. Votes, shares and turnout are blank because there was no simultaneous nationwide Senate ballot. Seats show this renewal, not the entire chamber. The constitutional transition expanded the Senate to 72 seats. Of 40 positions in this renewal, 38 were filled and two remained vacant; the unfilled positions are shown separately.

Sources & further reading

1995 Resultados — seats obtained; coalition subtotal rows excluded — detailed historical results