2003 Argentine general election

none Argentina yes Presidential election presidential 1999 Argentine general election 1999 2007 Argentine general election 2007 27 April 2003 25,481,410 78.22% 130x130px Menem 1999.jpg Carlos Menem Justicialist Party Front for Loyalty es Frente por la Lealtad Juan Carlos Romero 4,741,200 24.45% Néstor Kirchner (2005).jpg Néstor Kirchner Justicialist Party Front for Victory Daniel Scioli 4,313,131 22.25% López Murphy 2000.jpg Ricardo López Murphy Recreate for Growth Recreate for Growth Ricardo Gómez Diez 3,173,584 16.37% Arodriguezsaa.jpg Adolfo Rodríguez Saá Justicialist Party FMP–PUL 2,736,091 66FFCC 14.11% Elisa Carrió.jpg Elisa Carrió ARI no 2,723,207 14.08% border|370px First round results by province and department President Eduardo Duhalde Néstor Kirchner PJ FPV-PJ yes Chamber of Deputies 2001 2005 130 of the 257 seats in the Chamber of Deputies24 of 72 seats in the Senate 27 April 2003 to 23 November 2003 71.88% yes Justicialist Party 39.74 51 65 Radical Civic Union 13.48 66 19 Support for an Egalitarian Republic 9.74 New 11 Recreate for Growth 4.02 New 2 Commitment to Change 3.88 New 5 Buenos Aires Popular Front 3.86 New 5 Socialist Party 2.92 New 3 Federalist Action for Buenos Aires 2.76 1 3 New Front 2.61 New 3 Self-determination and Freedom 1.32 New 2 Republican Force 0.80 1 2 Frente de Todos 0.78 New 2 New Party 0.65 New 1 Salta Renewal Party 0.61 New 1 Neuquén People's Movement 0.58 1 2 United for Salta (PJ–UCR) Justicialist Party 0.43 New 1 Corrientes Project (PDP–PCP) Democratic Progressive Party (Argentina) 0.41 New 1 Civic and Social Front of Catamarca 0.40 New 2 yes Senate 2001 2005 24 of the 72 seats in the Senate 27 April 2003 to 23 November 2003 69.17% yes Justicialist Party 40.51 14 12 Radical Civic Union 15.60 9 5 Socialist Party 9.42 New 1 New Front 7.62 New 1 Republican Force 3.12 1 2 Front of Everyone (Corrientes) 2.74 New 2 New Party 2.25 New 1 General elections were held in Argentina on 27 April 2003. No presidential candidate received enough votes to win outright, but the scheduled runoff was cancelled when former president and first-round winner Carlos Menem pulled out just four days before the planned runoff on 18 May, handing the presidency to runner-up, Santa Cruz Province Governor Néstor Kirchner of the Front for Victory. Legislative elections were held on twelve dates, 27 April, 24 August, 31 August, 7 September, 14 September, 28 September, 5 October, 19 October, 26 October, 9 November, 16 November and 23 November. As of 2023, this marked the last time that both the president-elect and vice president-elect ticket were both men. Background For the first time since the return of democracy in 1983, the Justicialist Party (PJ) failed to agree on a single presidential candidate. Three credible Peronist candidates ran in the election: center-right former President Carlos Menem, center-left Santa Cruz Province Governor Néstor Kirchner, and centrist former president Adolfo Rodríguez Saá. Fin de ciKlo: ascenso, apogeo y declinación del poder kirchnerista Fraga, Rosendo 2010 Ediciones B 21–23 None were officially supported by the party, though President Eduardo Duhalde publicly endorsed Governor Kirchner on January 15, 2003. The PJ suspended its January 24 convention, opting to allow the three contenders to run on the Peronist mantle. None of the candidates were allowed to use the traditional Peronist iconography in detriment of the others. For the first time since 1916, the UCR did not field a presidential candidate. After the political collapse at the peak of the economic crisis that led to the resignation of President Fernando de la Rúa at the end of 2001, popular support for the UCR was at historically low levels. Two strong former members of the UCR founded parties based on their politics: Congresswoman Elisa Carrió founded a left-of-center party, the ARI, and economist Ricardo López Murphy founded a right-wing one, Recreate for Growth. These five strong candidates were practically tied in all the pre-election polls. Menem obtained the most votes in the first round, but far short of a first-round victory (about 24%), so a runoff election against Kirchner was required, and was scheduled for May 18. However, after two terms in office from 1989 to 1999, Menem's popularity remained very low. All signs pointed to a record victory for Kirchner (polls showed him leading Menem by anywhere from a 35 to a 50% margin).http://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/elpais/1-19517-2003-04-30.html Menem pierde el invicto y la fama Página/12 https://www.theguardian.com/world/2003/may/15/argentina.ukigoni Menem bows out of race for top job Uki Goñi May 15, 2003 The Guardian May 22, 2016 Rather than face a humiliating defeat, Menem withdrew from the runoff on May 14, a move that was roundly criticized by the other candidates.Todo Argentina: Kirchner es The courts refused to authorize a new election, and also refused to sanction a runoff between Kirchner and López Murphy (though the latter let it be known he would not take part in any case). Finally, Congress sanctioned Kirchner as president-elect, with the lowest vote share ever recorded for a president in a free election. Legislative races Legislative and gubernatorial elections were held throughout 2003, with polls open in different provinces between April and November; average turnout was 70.8%.http://towsa.com/andy/totalpais/indice.html Andy Tow's Electoral Atlas of Argentina 2010-06-01 https://web.archive.org/web/20110524234800/http://www.towsa.com/andy/totalpais/indice.html 2011-05-24 dead These elections were unprecedented in their staggered scheduling; indeed, legislators and governors were chosen over 12 different dates, during 2003. They were also, however, a return to political normalcy following a chaotic and economically depressed 2002. The Justicialist Party, which was divided among three candidates in the presidential race, remained largely united in legislative and local races. They added 12 seats in the Argentine Chamber of Deputies, as well as 2 governorships, and fears of a high number of dissident tickets did not materialize. The centrist Radical Civic Union, senior partners in the ill-fated Alliance that had returned them to power in 1999, were left with their smallest representation since 1954, though they were not replaced by the center-left ARI in a significant way; the ARI added but 2 Congressmen. Voters sentiment improved over 2001 levels (when the sentiment among many was that "they should all go"), though not significantly. Turnout increased only modestly, and the use of invalid votes declined from 24% to 15% from the tense 2001 elections. Voters in the important Santa Fe Province, in particular, curbed their use of spoiled ballots from 30% to 20%.Todo Argentina: 2003 es Kirchner ended 2003 on a more secure footing than before these local and legislative elections. He benefited from allies such as the new governor of the paramount Buenos Aires Province, Felipe Solá, as well as the Mayor of Buenos Aires, Aníbal Ibarra. Argentina celebrated 20 years of continuous democratic rule on December 10, 2003, with a new government carrying generous numbers of allies in Congress and the provinces, as well as voters' high expectations. Results President Carlos Menem Juan Carlos Romero 3 3 Front for Loyalty es Frente por la Lealtad Front for Loyalty es Frente por la Lealtad 3776867 #1E90FF #1E90FF Union of the Democratic Centre 964333 4741200 Néstor Kirchner Daniel Scioli Front for Victory 4313131 Ricardo López Murphy Ricardo Gómez Diez Recreate for Growth 3173584 Adolfo Rodríguez Saá Melchor Posse es 3 3 FMP–PUL Popular Movement Front 2340355 #66FFCC #66FFCC Unity and Liberty Party 395736 2736091 Elisa Carrió Gustavo Gutiérrez (politician) es Gustavo Gutiérrez (político argentino) Gustavo Gutiérrez Support for an Egalitarian Republic 2723207 Leopoldo Moreau Mario Losada Radical Civic Union 453373 Patricia Walsh Marcelo Parrilli United Left 332703 Alfredo Bravo Rubén Giustiniani Socialist Party 217387 Jorge Altamira Eduardo Salas Workers' Party 139402 Enrique Carlos Venturino Federico Pinto Kramer All of Them Must Go Confederation 129782 Guillermo Sullings Liliana Ambrosio Humanist Party 105705 José Carlos Arcagni Marcelo Daniel Zenof 3 3 Arcahgni–Zenof Times of Changes Alliance 54873 #000080 #000080 Popular Union 8511 63384 Mario Mazzitelli es Adrián Rodolfo Camps Authentic Socialist Party 50303 Carlos Zaffore es Elsa Fabiana Perié Integration and Development Movement 47954 Manuel Eduardo Herrera Eduardo Alfredo Cúneo Christian Democratic Party 47755 Gustavo Breide Obeid es Ramiro Vasena People's Reconstruction Party 42461 Juan Ricardo Mussa Roberto Natalio Suárez United or Dominated Alliance 39507 #FFD700 Ricardo César Terán José Alejandro Bonacci Movement for Dignity and Independence 31766 196563 345651 25481410 Chamber of Deputies Won Total Justicialist Party 6250817 65 132 Radical Civic Union 2120625 19 54 Support for an Egalitarian Republic 1532737 11 17 Recreate for Growth 632303 2 3 Commitment to Change3 seats for Justicialist Party and 2 seats for Commitment to Change. 611013 5 5 Buenos Aires Popular Front 606886 5 5 Socialist Party 459899 3 4 Federalist Action for Buenos Aires 433369 3 5 New Front 410340 3 3 United Left 387570 0 1 Self-determination and Freedom 208238 2 4 Humanist Party 166849 0 0 Workers' Party 151363 0 0 Republican Force 125954 2 3 Frente de Todos2 seats for Justicialist Party. 121992 2 2 Autonomist Party 110757 0 0 New Party 102764 1 1 Salta Renewal Party 95845 1 2 Neuquén People's Movement 90740 2 4 Will for Integration and Authentic Development 74911 0 0 Democratic Party 72935 0 1 United for Salta (PJ–UCR)1 seat for Justicialist Party. 68216 1 1 Corrientes Project (PDP–PCP) 65188 1 1 Civic and Social Front of Catamarca1 seat for Justicialist Party and 1 seat for Radical Civic Union. 63415 2 2 Authentic Socialist Party 64276 0 1 Christian Democratic Party 51449 0 0 Social Pole 53592 0 4 Integration and Development Movement 48185 0 0 Socialist Workers' Party 42339 0 0 Buenos Aires Changes Front 42268 0 0 People's Reconstruction Party 37793 0 0 Labor Party of Tucumán 37327 0 0 Liberal Party of Corrientes 35570 0 0 Movimiento al Socialismo 33000 0 0 Provincial Neighborhood Movement 30448 0 0 Río Negro Action Movement 24011 0 0 Federal Integration Movement 22102 0 0 Renewal Crusade 21485 0 0 Democratic Renewal 20209 0 0 People's Party 16279 0 0 Our Commitment 16078 0 0 Broad Front 14353 0 0 Authentic Party 14069 0 0 White Party 13446 0 0 Chubut Action Party es Partido Acción Chubutense 13073 0 0 People First 10441 0 0 New Party of Solidary Action 9927 0 0 Broad Front of Work and Production 8299 0 0 Citizen Dignity 6310 0 0 Movement for the Unit of Neuquén 5936 0 0 Freedom and Responsible Democracy 5782 0 0 Retirees in Action Party 4673 0 0 Front for Change 4617 0 0 Retirees and Youth Movement 4429 0 0 San Luis Force 4101 0 0 Citizen Action Party 3917 0 0 Fuegian People's Movement 3731 0 0 Movement for the Recovery of the Republic 3182 0 0 Popular Participation Party 3136 0 0 Movement for Everyone 2977 0 0 Fuegian Federal Party 2828 0 0 New People 2783 0 0 Federal Party 2674 0 0 Action for the Republic 2380 0 1 Conservative People's Party 2069 0 0 Revolutionary Socialist League 2015 0 0 Río Gallegos Neighborhood Movement 1961 0 0 White Party of Buenos Aires City 1868 0 0 PFTDJUCBA Front of the Workers, the Unemployed and the Retirees for the Union of Buenos Aires City 1702 0 0 Republican Reconstruction Party 1628 0 0 New Social Hope 1579 0 0 Independents for Change 1509 0 0 Republican Integration Circle 1421 0 0 Provincial Defence–White Flag es Defensa Provincial-Bandera Blanca 1388 0 0 Party of the Current 1280 0 0 Socialist Convergence 1003 0 0 Front of the People 590 0 0 Populist Unification 439 0 0 Patriotic Liberation Movement 419 0 0 Front of Social Integration for a Change in Freedom 1 2419921 237200 25578509 Senate Won Total Justicialist Party 1849466 12 40 Radical Civic Union 712289 5 22 Socialist Party 430216 1 1 New Front 348079 1 1 Support for an Egalitarian Republic 218202 0 0 Recreate for Growth 180082 0 0 Republican Force 142422 2 2 Frente de Todos1 seat for Justicialist Party and 1 seat for Radical Civic Union. 125147 2 2 New Party 102776 1 1 Democratic Party 73073 0 0 Corrientes Project (PDP–PCP) 69207 0 0 United Left 62816 0 0 Humanist Party 34575 0 0 Liberal Party of Corrientes 33972 0 0 Labor Party of Tucumán 29451 0 0 Democratic Renewal 21233 0 0 Workers' Party 20903 0 0 White Party 13545 0 0 Social Pole 12554 0 0 Chubut Action Party es Partido Acción Chubutense 12519 0 0 Socialist Workers' Party 11771 0 0 People First 10447 0 0 New Party of Solidary Action 9975 0 0 Broad Front of Work and Production 8437 0 0 Christian Democratic Party 6330 0 0 People's Reconstruction Party 5379 0 0 Movement for Dignity and Independence 3719 0 0 Authentic Socialist Party 3218 0 0 Popular Participation Party 3053 0 0 New People 2747 0 0 Autonomist Party 2568 0 0 Provincial Defence–White Flag es Defensa Provincial-Bandera Blanca 1513 0 0 Patriotic Movement 1317 0 0 Republican Integration Circle 1302 0 0 Populist Unification 419 0 0 Patriotic Liberation Movement 413 0 0 Salta Renewal Party 1 Neuquén People's Movement 2 726039 89272 7779040 Governors and Mayor of Buenos Aires Provincial officials in all districts except Corrientes Province, were elected, as well as the Chief of Government of the City of Buenos Aires. The Justicialist Party wrested two governorships from the UCR (Chubut and Entre Ríos Provinces), and the UCR recovered Tierra del Fuego from the Justicialists.http://towsa.com/andy/totalpais/2003g.html Gobernador electo (2003) Atlas Electoral de Andy Tow 2012-06-22 https://web.archive.org/web/20120307202159/http://towsa.com/andy/totalpais/2003g.html 2012-03-07 dead DistrictElected GovernorParty%Runner-upParty%Buenos Aires Felipe Solá Justicialist 43.3 Luis Patti Federalist Unity Party 13.3Catamarca Eduardo Brizuela del Moral Civic Social Front (UCR) 50.8 Luis Barrionuevo Justicialist Front 43.5Chaco Roy Nikisch UCR 53.4 Jorge Capitanich Front for Victory 40.9Chubut Mario das Neves Justicialist 45.6 José Lizurume L UCR 41.2 City of Buenos Aires1 Aníbal Ibarra R Great Front 53.5 Mauricio Macri Commitment to Change 46.5 Córdoba José Manuel de la Sota R Justicialist 51.8 Oscar Aguad UCR 37.2Entre Ríos Jorge Busti Justicialist 44.6 Sergio Varisco Social Front Alliance 34.4 Formosa Gildo Insfrán R Justicialist 71.8 Gabriel Hernández Front for All 24.4Jujuy Eduardo Fellner R Justicialist 55.8 Gerardo Morales UCR 35.2La Pampa Carlos Verna Justicialist 49.1 Francisco Torroba Alternative Front 25.5La Rioja Ángel Maza R Justicialist 55.4 Jorge Yoma Work and Production Front 43.4Mendoza Julio Cobos UCR 42.9 Guillermo Amstutz Justicialist 35.7Misiones Carlos Rovira R Renewal Front 47.9 Ramón Puerta Justicialist 32.4Neuquén Jorge Sobisch R Neuquén People's Movement 56.1 Aldo Duzdevich Justicialist 19.9Río Negro Miguel Saiz UCR 32.6 Julio Arriaga Great Front 20.4Salta Juan Carlos Romero R Justicialist 49.7 Andrés Zottos Salta Renewal Party 24.4San Juan José Luis Gioja Justicialist 41.4 Roberto Basualdo Life and Commitment Front 30.8 San Luis Alberto Rodríguez Saá Justicialist 90.1 Marcelo Shortrede Fatherland and Family Movement 5.5Santa Cruz Sergio Acevedo Justicialist 70.9 Anselmo Martínez Convergence for Santa Cruz 27.9Santa Fe Jorge Obeid Justicialist 43.2 Hermes Binner Socialist Party 38.3Santiago del Estero2 Mercedes Aragonés de Juárez R Justicialist 68.1 José Luis Zavalía UCR 13.0 Tierra del Fuego Jorge Colazo UCR 52.8 Carlos Manfredotti L Justicialist 47.2Tucumán José Alperovich Justicialist 44.4 Esteban Jerez Union for Tucumán 25.8 1: The City of Buenos Aires is not a province but an autonomous federal territory. The head of the local Executive is referred to as "Government Chief." 2: Election held 15 September 2002. R: Reelected. L: Incumbent lost. Notes References Results https://recorriendo.elecciones.gob.ar/presidente2003.html#/3/1 Recorriendo las Elecciones de 1983 a 2013 - Presidenciales Dirección Nacional Electoral 2017-09-27 2021-03-08 https://web.archive.org/web/20210308133745/https://recorriendo.elecciones.gob.ar/presidente2003.html#/3/1 dead https://recorriendo.elecciones.gob.ar/diputados2003.html#/ Recorriendo las Elecciones de 1983 a 2013 - Diputados Nacionales Dirección Nacional Electoral 2021-01-22 2022-06-26 https://web.archive.org/web/20220626141901/https://recorriendo.elecciones.gob.ar/diputados2003.html#/ dead https://recorriendo.elecciones.gob.ar/senadores2003.html#/ Recorriendo las Elecciones de 1983 a 2013 - Senadores Nacionales Dirección Nacional Electoral 2021-01-22 2022-06-26 https://web.archive.org/web/20220626143417/https://recorriendo.elecciones.gob.ar/senadores2003.html#/ dead http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/BSAS_27_de_Abril/total_distrito.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Buenos Aires Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902190913/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/BSAS_27_de_Abril/total_distrito.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Capital/CapPRESI2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Capital Federal Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902190725/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Capital/CapPRESI2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Catamarca/Catamarca_cargos%20Nac_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Catamarca Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902185320/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Catamarca/Catamarca_cargos%20Nac_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Chaco/Chaco_27_Abril2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Chaco Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902184346/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Chaco/Chaco_27_Abril2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Chubut/Chubut_27deAbril2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Chubut Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902184827/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Chubut/Chubut_27deAbril2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Cordoba/CbaPTE2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Córdoba Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902185051/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Cordoba/CbaPTE2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Corrientes/Corrientes_27_de_Abril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Corrientes Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902184115/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Corrientes/Corrientes_27_de_Abril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Entre_Rios/ERios_27deAbril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Entre Ríos Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902185651/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Entre_Rios/ERios_27deAbril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Formosa/Formosa_27deAbril2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Formosa Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902191300/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Formosa/Formosa_27deAbril2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/JUJUY/Jujuy_27_de_Abril2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Jujuy Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902183054/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/JUJUY/Jujuy_27_de_Abril2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/La_Pampa/LPampaPRESI_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo La Pampa Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902191557/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/La_Pampa/LPampaPRESI_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/La_Rioja/La_Rioja_NacyProv2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo La Rioja Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902183507/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/La_Rioja/La_Rioja_NacyProv2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Mendoza/Mendoza27deAbril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Mendoza Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902182352/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Mendoza/Mendoza27deAbril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Misiones/MisionesPresid_27_de_Abril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Misiones Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902183944/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Misiones/MisionesPresid_27_de_Abril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Neuquen/Neuquen_Presi_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Neuquén Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902182409/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Neuquen/Neuquen_Presi_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Rio_Negro/RioNegro_27de_Abril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Río Negro Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902191233/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Rio_Negro/RioNegro_27de_Abril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Salta/Salta_Presi_27_Abril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Salta Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902190120/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Salta/Salta_Presi_27_Abril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/San_Juan/San%20Juan27_de_Abril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo San Juan Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902191132/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/San_Juan/San%20Juan27_de_Abril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/San_Luis/SLuis_Pte-Dip-Gob2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo San Luis Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902190435/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/San_Luis/SLuis_Pte-Dip-Gob2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Santa_cruz/SCruz_27deAbril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Santa Cruz Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902191451/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Santa_cruz/SCruz_27deAbril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Santa_Fe/Santafe2003_PRESI.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Santa Fe Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902191616/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Santa_Fe/Santafe2003_PRESI.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Stgo_del_Estero/SgoEstero2003PRESI.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Santiago del Estero Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902185801/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Stgo_del_Estero/SgoEstero2003PRESI.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/T_del_Fuego/Tdel_Fuego27Abril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Tierra del Fuego Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902184501/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/T_del_Fuego/Tdel_Fuego27Abril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Tucuman/Tucuman_27_Abril_2003.pdf Escrutinio Definitivo Tucumán Ministry of the Interior https://web.archive.org/web/20110902191351/http://www.elecciones.gob.ar/estadistica/archivos/2003/Tucuman/Tucuman_27_Abril_2003.pdf 2 September 2011 Category:Legislative elections in Argentina Argentina General Category:Presidency of Néstor Kirchner Category:Presidential elections in Argentina Argentina