Martín Lousteau Elected National Deputy in Argentina

Preliminary election results in Buenos Aires confirmed the victory of Martín Lousteau, a senator and head of the UCR, who was elected to the National Assembly. The LLA coalition failed to secure a second seat.

As indicated by the provisional tally, nearly one hundred thousand porteños chose our proposal to represent them as a national deputy. The tally in the City of Buenos Aires concluded today and confirmed that national senator and head of the UCR, Martín Lousteau, was elected national deputy. In the final tally, we gained 1,294 votes and LLA was short 8,688 votes to be able to add one more deputy, Lousteau highlighted. News in development…

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