translated from Spanish: 73% of the voters voted in Catamarca

The SAE 911 Monitoring Center indicated, after 7 p.h., that in Catamarca 73% of the voters voted. In the province, some 327,000 citizens were eligible to vote. At 6:000, when the elections were due to close, there were still people waiting to cast their votes. In these establishments, a number was given to each voter so that he could vote. In addition, some prevention measures were relaxed to speed up people’s entry into schools and speed up the process. The province renews three deputies and three senators. In this context, the ruling Frente de Todos takes Lucía Corpacci and Guillermo Andrada for senators, while Silvana Ginocchio and Dante López Rodríguez are pre-candidates for the Lower House.Juntos por el Cambio, meanwhile, presents two lists: Adelante Catamarca, with Daniel “Telchi” Ríos (Senate) and Patricia Breppe (Deputies), and Cambia Catamarca with Flavio Fama and Francisco Monti, pre-candidates for senator and deputy, respectively. For the Frente Amplio Catamarqueño is pre-candidate for national senator Daniel Baigorrí, and national deputy Bernardo Yazbek.For the Alliance with Vos Podemos are pre-candidates for senator and national deputy Claudia Josefina Acosta and José Luis Centeno.The Left and Workers Front (FIT) – Unity, presents two lists: Unity of the Left and Revolution the Left.

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