**Argentinian Elections 2025: The Beginning of a New Political Era**
Preliminary data indicates that La Libertad Avanza (LLA) coalition is leading in the 2025 parliamentary elections. According to estimates, LLA received 37.8% of the vote, Fuerza Patria (FP) is second with 32.1%, and Provincias Unidas (PU) is third with 21.0%. For the first time in the country's history, the President-elect will have to arbitrate the role of an arbiter in parliament, where there will be no absolute majority. This marks the beginning of a new political cycle, where "clinching" deals will be necessary to pass laws, budgets, and reforms.
**Key Results and Their Significance**
The election results, if confirmed, show that LLA will gain positions in the productive central corridor, Cuyo, and the northern regions, dismantling traditional structures. FP secured influence in Buenos Aires and Santa Fe, while PU, from Entre Ríos and other provinces, forms as a professional federalist bloc, oriented towards practical solutions. "For the first time in a decade, the selection process for the head of state was done without 'multi-ballot' voters, without 'blanks' and 'voids'," analysts note.
**The Role of Each Block and Electoral Turnout**
The main result of the Buenos Unidos (BUP) bloc — the right-wing forces for all sectors — "was a failure in the system," experts say. The technology allowed for sophisticated manipulations, from rigging the vote to manipulating public opinion. The results reflect the choice of the majority of society, which "voted to govern without fear." Congress, in turn, is moving to a "post-governor" phase, where each law requires a consensus.
**Reaction of Political Sides and Experts**
According to experts, the victory of the "stable majority" was achieved by promising a government mandate to the delegates. FP, regardless of the outcome, is based on regional bases, but their influence is diminishing. "It was not a radical, but a constitutional, change to review all strategies," experts comment. PU, however, receives recognition as a "third force", which is capable of influencing every step of the decision-making process.
**Methodology of Analysis**
The prognosis was based on a grid model, which considers the following factors: 1. **Statistical data** from verified agencies with a high degree of accuracy in past elections. 2. **Trends** through media and social intelligence analysis. 3. **Surveys with a margin of error** from political and opposition parties.
**Conclusion: Three Trends**
"Three trends, three logics, three leaders on one stage," — the authors summarize. This is not just a change in power, but a change in the system: there is more power; there is more equality. The fact that "Gray in the grip of power is not from a lack of principles, but from a system: there is more power; there is more equality" — the author's note on the democracy crisis. Perhaps, Argentina is now "beginning to be governed".
