With 238,232 qualified voters, La Pampa begins the electoral calendar this Sunday with the open internship of Together for Change (JxC) to compete for the governorship, which includes competitions in some municipalities, while the Pampeano Justicialista Front will enable the holding of primaries in five towns in the province.
The opposing alliance will resolve the conformation of its formula in a contest that will be supported by the pairing that integrates the current radical national deputy Martín Antonio Berhongaray and the former provincial deputy Patricia Clelia Testa (List A Change for La Pampa), against the proposal of the PRO which is headed by the national legislator Martín Maquieyra and María Josefina Díaz (List B Together for La Pampa).
In turn, the first candidates for provincial deputies They will be Hipólito Gustavo Altolaguirre for Cambiemos and María Laura Trapaglia, for Together.
In addition, JxC will have internal for the municipality of Santa Rosawhere Federico Iván Roitman (List K Podemos+), Martín Miguel Ardohain (List L Together for Santa Rosa) and Francisco Javier Torroba (List M Change Santa Rosa) will compete.
there will also be a primary for the communal headquarters of General Picowhere Juan Pablo Vieta (List C Together for Pico), Jorge Eduardo Amato (List D Integración Piquense), Juan Carlos Passo (List E El Cambio en la Ciudad) and Adriana Vanesa García (List F Cambia Pico) will face each other.
The same will happen andn May 25 between Oscar Alberto Vilches (List Q United for the Future) and Leonel Emanuel Monsalve Herrera (List R Together for May 25).
In Engineer Luiggi Gustavo Fabián Salvadori (List G United by Luiggi) and Néstor Daniel Gil (List H Together by Luiggi) will do it.
And in Miguel Cane will compete to determine who represents JxC in the race for mayor Luciana Victoria Capo Martínez (List I Together for Cané) and Silvia Mónica Peppino (List J United for Miguel Cané).
There will also be internal elections to elect the authorities of the commission for the promotion of Sarahwith the nominations of Soraya Isabel Pérez (List N Juntos por Sarah) and César Ramón Suárez (List Ñ Cambia Sarah).
In addition, they will develop primaries to form the list of councilors of JxC in Toay, where Lilia Mónica Azcárate (Lista O Juntos por Toay) and Daniel Hugo Bazán (Lista P Toay Cambia) will compete as heads of lists.
During the election campaign, Martín Maquieyra was accompanied by of the head of the Buenos Aires Government, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta; former President Mauricio Macri; the owner of the PRO, Patricia Bullrich, and the national deputy Maria Eugenia Vidal, with whom he toured different towns in the province.
Instead, Martin Berhongaray On the last day of the campaign, he was accompanied by the president of the UCR and governor of Jujuy, Gerardo Morales, and the national senator of Evolution, Martin Lousteau.
They all toured Santa Rosa, the capital of the province, and held a massive closing ceremony at the premises of the trade employees union of the provincial capital.
In La Pampa the internal elections are open, simultaneous and compulsory for political forces that have more than one list, but the Voting is voluntary for citizens.
The other five formulas
Another five provincial formulas were made official and will participate directly in the general election on May 14, where suffrage is mandatory.
As it is a single payroll, no electoral ground is required, as is the case in the national PASO, but in the general election, they have to obtain at least 1.5% of the votes to maintain political status.
He pro-government Justicialist Front Pampeano postulates Sergio Ziliotto for re-election with the provincial deputy Alicia Mayoral.
He Left and Workers Front-Unit to the leader of ATE Luciano González with Sofía Mercedes Fernández; the group “From the Foot”, to the provincial health official, Claudio Alejandro Acosta with María Laura González and the Pampean Federalist Movement to the former provincial deputy Héctor Fazzini with Sonia Analía Wisner.
While the space “Organized Community” He nominated the former mayor of Santa Rosa Juan Carlos Tierno, who in March 2008 was dismissed after 87 days in office and was later sentenced to two years in prison suspended for abuse of authority.
In Peronism and allied partiesThe pre-candidates for mayor are: Arata: Gerardo Daniel Arnaudo (List A Peronists from La Pampa) and Henso Jorge Sosa (List B Peronism Arateense); Rancul: Horacio Eduardo Castro (List A Peronists from La Pampa) and Miguel Fernando Aciar (List K Renovation Justicialista from Rancul); Doubles: Anelisa Carolina Verónica Gómez (List E Justicialistas Doubles) and Gustavo Manuel Lanza (List F Unión por Doubles); Caleufú: Oscar Alejandro Baras (List C All for Caleufú) and Gerardo Oscar Martínez (List D Renewal Caleufú); and Quehué: Marcos Samuel Fernández (List I Renovation Quehué) and Fabricio Luciano Beloqui (List J Peronismo Pampeano).
for the charge of president of the Maisonnave promotion commission Esteban Maiorana (List G United by Maisonnave) and Rodecia Maribel Bernelli (List H Transparency, Commitment and Loyalty by Maisonnave) will present.
electors and voters
The total number of eligible voters is 238,232divided into 222,160 independents, 1,410 affiliated with the political parties that make up FreJuPa in the 5 small localities in which there are inmates, and 14,662 affiliated with the parties that make up JxC.
The Electoral Tribunal of La Pampa will set up 777 polling stationslocated in 165 educational establishments.
He Register enabled for Santa Rosa will be 71,586 voters. In the provincial capital, 206 tables will be voted -for affiliates and independent- distributed in 30 schools. In General Pico, 39,819 people will be able to vote at 115 tables, located in 17 schools.
In descending order, they appear Toay (11,894 voters, 35 polling stations, seven schools); General Acha (10,240 voters, 30 tables, six colleges); Eduardo Castex (7,471 voters, 22 tables, five schools); Mayor Alvear (6,778 voters, 20 tables, three schools); He carried out (6,371 voters, 19 polling stations, four schools); May 25 (6,150 voters, 18 tables, three schools); Macachín (4,393 voters, 13 tables, two schools); Engineer Luiggi (3,855 voters, 12 tables, two colleges); Guatraché (3,841 voters, 12 tables, two schools), Victorica (3,759 voters, 11 tables, two schools); Catriló (3,614 voters, 11 tables, two schools) and Rancul (3,403 voters, 11 tables, two schools).
