2023 Tierra del Fuego provincial elections

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Elections were held on 14 May 2023,[1] as part of the 2023 Argentine provincial elections, in the Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego to elect the Governor and all 15 seats to the Legislature of Tierra del Fuego, both for a 4-year term. Incumbent Governor Gustavo Melella was re-elected in the first round of voting.

Registered147 064
Turnout71.28% (Decrease 2.6pp)
Turnout70.84%
Quick facts Registered, Turnout ...
2023 Tierra del Fuego provincial elections
Gubernatorial election
 2019
14 May 2023
2027 
Registered147 064
Turnout71.28% (Decrease 2.6pp)
 
Nominee Gustavo Melella Héctor Stefani
Party FORJA PRO
Alliance FdT
Running mate Mónica Urquiza Paulino Rossi
Popular vote 52,438 11,309
Percentage 65.37% 14.10%

 
Nominee Andrea Almirón De Pauli Pablo Blanco
Party RU UCR
Alliance JxC
Running mate Sebastián Galdeano Federico Frigerio
Popular vote 7,656 5,759
Percentage 9.54% 7.18%

Governor before election

Gustavo Melella
FORJAFdT

Elected Governor

Gustavo Melella
FORJAFdT

Legislature
 2019
14 May 2023
2027 

All 15 seats in the Legislature of Tierra del Fuego
Turnout70.84%
Party Leader Vote % Seats +/–
PJ Sí Juan Carlos Pino 14.82 3 −1
FORJA Federico Sciurano 14.76 3 −1
Somos Fueguinos Raúl von der Thusen 11.42 3 New
MOPOF Damián Alberto Löffler 9.17 2 0
Green Party María Laura Colazo 8.47 2 −1
RU Agustín Pedro Coto 7.96 2 New
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
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Electoral System

Governor and Vice-Governor

The Governor and Vice-Governor are elected on a joint ticket using a two-round system. Should no candidate attain over 50% of the vote, a second round is held within 15 days following the first round between the candidates who received first and second place in the first round of voting, in terms of vote share.[2]

Legislature

The Legislature is elected through party-list proportional representation in a province-wide constituency, with seats allocated using the D'Hondt method. There is an electoral threshold of 5% of all valid votes cast.[3]

Results

Governor and Vice-Governor

More information Candidate, Running mate ...
CandidateRunning matePartyVotes%
Gustavo MelellaMónica UrquizaFORJA Concertation Party - Frente de Todos52,43865.37
Héctor StefaniPaulino RossiRepublican Proposal11,30914.10
Andrea Almirón De PauliSebastián GaldeanoUnited Republicans7,6569.54
Pablo BlancoFederico FrigerioRadical Civic Union - Juntos por el Cambio5,7597.18
Lucía Zulma FernándezMaría Luisa MezaWorkers Party - Workers' Left Front3,0563.81
Total80,218100.00
Valid votes80,21876.52
Invalid votes2,5282.41
Blank votes22,08321.07
Total votes104,829100.00
Registered voters/turnout147,06471.28
Source: [4]
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Legislature

More information Party, Votes ...
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Justicialist Party11,09914.823-1
FORJA Concertation Party11,05814.763-1
Somos Fueginos8,55911.423New
Fuegian People's Movement6,8729.1720
Green Party6,3468.472-1
United Republicans5,9657.962New
Juntos por el Cambio4,8416.460-2
Unity and Reconstruction3,9195.230New
Fuegian Commitment3,0934.130New
Patagonian Social Party2,5323.3800
Republican Proposal2,4263.240New
Collective of the Organized Revolutionary Regional Economy2,3213.100New
Sun of May1,7092.280New
Workers' Left Front1,6072.150New
Popular Front1,4711.960New
Federal Commitment1,0981.470New
Total74,916100.0015
Valid votes74,91671.91
Invalid votes3,8843.73
Blank votes25,38024.36
Total votes104,180100.00
Registered voters/turnout147,06470.84
Source: [5]
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