
Alliance closure in Córdoba: UCR fractured, PJ divided, and LLA with a liberal front
Seven parties registered for the legislative elections. The deadline to submit candidates is August 17
The closing of alliances in Córdoba left a fragmented scenario with surprises for the October elections. Seven coalitions registered with the Electoral Court. Among them are groups linked to the ruling party, progressivism, and La Libertad Avanza. The alliance “Provincias Unidas” was formed, an empty shell with the seal of five Peronist governors. Juan Schiaretti is trying to reinvent his image in a coalition that seeks to survive the wear and tear of Córdoba's PJ. Natalia de la Sota, without structure or clear support, decided to break away and launch her own group, “Defendamos Córdoba.” In the same ideological spectrum, Kirchnerism will present a separate list. It is still unknown who will head its ticket in the province. The most visible local reference is Constanza “Coti” San Pedro, linked to Juan Grabois.

La Libertad Avanza in alliance and PRO alone
La Libertad AvanzaCórdoba PROwas left out of all coalitions.the alliance firmly criticized Llaryora's fiscal policy, stating that it suffocates production and workers.
Fractured Radicalism: De Loredo, without a list and with an uncertain future
UCRDe Loredo was left without a place, and his political future is an enigma. Radicalism left an image of division
García Elorrio launches a new alliance with Carrió and López Murphy
Aurelio García Elorrio presented “Encuentro por la República”They position themselves as "an alternative to the PJ without joining Milei's movement."Elorrio could head the list and claims to have a base of 70,000 “captive” votes.
Other minor groups completing the board
the Frente de Izquierda reached an agreement and will present a united front Other registered coalitions are Ciudadanos, with Héctor Baldassi as a prominent figure.It will be the first time Córdoba votes with a Single Paper Ballot in a national election.More posts: