Post by Antiochian on Jul 8, 2017 18:43:49 GMT
It might be noted that there are two Buenos Aires... the province and the Capital... Above refers to the province.. the Capital on the other hand is massively anti-Kirchnerista.
Its also interesting to note that Cristina is not running in her home province of Santa Cruz where the Kirchner name has become decidedly tarnished in recent times.
Finally one should also note that polls is Argentina are even more unreliable than those in the UK...
The senate is renewed in thirds every two years but for six year terms. The Kirchnerite forces will be coming down (probably heavily) from their 2011 highs in this election. The current breakdown is here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentine_Senate
As can be noted the Macri coalition has only a measly haul of seats so the goal here will be to make quite a bit of headway in whittling down the residual FPV dominance.
Its also interesting to note that Cristina is not running in her home province of Santa Cruz where the Kirchner name has become decidedly tarnished in recent times.
Finally one should also note that polls is Argentina are even more unreliable than those in the UK...
The senate is renewed in thirds every two years but for six year terms. The Kirchnerite forces will be coming down (probably heavily) from their 2011 highs in this election. The current breakdown is here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentine_Senate
As can be noted the Macri coalition has only a measly haul of seats so the goal here will be to make quite a bit of headway in whittling down the residual FPV dominance.
