**La Libertad Avanza (LLA) secured 37.08% of the vote in the province of Misiones, while the Patria Force party came in second with less than 10%, leaving the possibility of a runoff in the lower house of Congress.** According to data from 99% of polling stations, a bloc called "Front of Renewal and Consensus" (FRC) won 30% of the votes. LLA, led by Javier Milei, won two mandates in the regional parliament, and the leaders of the main opposition bloc are expected to be the new governor of the province of Corrientes, Oscar "Tacho" Herrera Ahuad, presenting FRC.
"We recognize this collective effort, which serves a common cause, and we must change the country. We have all agreed that this path will not be easy, but it is important to continue to advance, so that we can present an Argentinian project," said Milei in an interview with the media. He also noted that he has a duty in the provincial parliament, so that he can support the presidential candidate Javier Milei, including his key initiatives, including lowering taxes and labor reforms.
"This result consolidates our political project. Last year, there was no majority party, and today we are presenting five ministers in the province, more and more support in Congress," said the LLA leader.
Erreola praised the LLA legislators and praised their important democratic process. "I value and thank them for the trust they have placed in us, who took the decision to change the course," he said in a statement. "We must now close ranks with the leaders and the majority to support," he added.
The FRC managed to get the figure of the British Christian to post on the candidate's account, but this party, which is in the lower house of Congress, but its main promotion is between the peronists and the conservatives, received 9.42% of the vote.
