Mariano roa
09/13/2021 14:30
Clarín.com
Zonal
Updated 09/13/2021 2:30 PM
The fourth consecutive election is already underway that
the First Electoral Section ends up explaining to the winner of the Province of Buenos Aires
.
And almost by the same difference: Together they won yesterday in that northern strip of Greater Buenos Aires by almost 4 points, almost the same percentage with which the opposition beat Frente de Todos in the entire Buenos Aires Territory.
Thus, in the distribution of responsibilities for the defeat, not everything rests on the correlation of errors and failures of Alberto Fernández.
The Peronist mayors also target Cristina Kichner.
With the data from LASPASO there are those who affirm that their figure is no longer what it was.
And they show the spreadsheets of the results of the PASO in the GBA: Cambiemos sang victory in 12 municipalities of the 26 most populous.
"Those voters that we lost in the hands of the opposition are not explained only by Alberto's bullshit or even with Kicillof's arrogance, this is a blow to Cristina and La Cámpora's growth plans," reflects a winning Peronist mayor of the Conurbano south.
Another communal head of the PJ who also won very comfortably in his district assured that on Sunday the municipal administrations were not plebiscited.
“We all saw the tsunami of the angry vote coming and from the Instituto Patria they convinced us that the Frente de Todos brand was not going to be worn.
Well, now we are drowning and I don't even want to imagine what might happen in November. The discussion now is not Alberto's last two years without the next two months until the general elections, ”he says. Spinning fine, there were several hits from the opposition in the GBA. Perhaps symbolically, one of the hardest hit is Tigre, where Sergio Massa made an agreement with the Peronist mayor Julio Zamora and still lost by more than 5 points against the two lists of Juntos.
The victory of Cambiemos by more than 10 points to the ruling party of Minister Gabriel Katopodis in San Martín was also surprising.
Another blow was carried out by Peronist Kirchnerism in Hurlingham, where Juan Zabaleta left the municipality in the hands of La Cámpora to take over as Alberto Fernandez's minister.
There Together he fought vote by vote.
Ituzaingó's Peronism fared even worse: the opposition prevailed by almost six points in the district that Alberto Descalzo has governed since 1995.
Undoubtedly, due to the number of inhabitants (700 thousand) and because it is in the only Party where a representative of La Cámpora won in 2019,
Quilmes was a blow to Máximo Kirchner's expansion plans
.
There, Mayra Mendoza was defeated by almost seven points against the two opposition lists, one of them headed Ignacio Chiodo, Martiniano Molina's right-hand man.
Although the cook won in the Provincial Senator Primary, probably with these results he will seek revenge.
In the GBA's most populous district, La Matanza, the Frente de Todos made one of its worst elections.
And it was the commune with the highest absenteeism (only 62% voted).
What happened to Morón was also difficult for the Frente de Todos to digest.
There, the opposition was imposed by more than 10 points to the sabatellismo managed by Lucas Ghi.
The first to come out to celebrate was the former mayor Ramiro Tagliaferro who announced his intention to fight the quartermaster again.
Surely, the bitter taste of Cambiemos happened in Lanús, where Néstor Grindetti fought vote by vote with the three lists of Frente de Todos.
There, La Cámpora could show one of the few smiles in these STEP since the one who prevailed in the internal PJ was Julián Alvarez, Cristina's former vice minister of Justice.
Among the big winners are the mayors of Vicente López, San Isidro and Tres de Febrero.
Jorge Macri was the most voted communal chief of the entire Conurbano
, with 56% of the votes, 35 points more than the Frente de Todos.
Gustavo Posse, with two lists, achieved almost 52% support.
It was in San Isidro where Kirchnerism made the worst election in all of Greater Buenos Aires: the lists that Santiago Cafiero and Teresa García, both residents of that municipality, put together, barely exceeded 18%.
The historian
Diego Valenzuela also won by a wide difference in Tres de Febrero
with 43%, ten points more than the Frente de Todos.
San Miguel also gave the note: Joaquín de La Torres and Jaime Méndez won comfortably and made Facundo Manes defeat Diego Santilli there. It is the first time in many elections that no ruling party of the PJ got more than 50%. Nardini de Malvinas and Granados de Ezeiza narrowly exceeded 48%