2003 Buenos Aires City elections

Buenos Aires state yes 24 August 2003 (first round)14 September 2003 (second round) 69.83% (first round)70.50% (second round) 2000 Buenos Aires City elections 2000 2007 Buenos Aires City elections 2007 presidential Mayoral election Aníbal Ibarra.JPG Aníbal Ibarra 928,056 53.48% Broad Front (Argentina) FP F8771E Jorge Telerman Mauricio Macri Foto de Prensa.jpg Mauricio Macri Independent CpC 3E5FA9 807,385 46.52% Horacio Rodríguez Larreta Chief of Government Aníbal Ibarra FG–FP Aníbal Ibarra FG–FP 250px First round results by electoral circunscription 250px Second round results by electoral circunscription 2 yes City Legislature 2000 2005 All 60 seats in the City Legislature 24 August 2003 69.83% Mauricio Macri CpC #3E5FA9 36.15 New 23 Aníbal Ibarra FP orange New 31.44 21 Luis Zamora AyL New 8 10.76 Patricia Bullrich UPRBA 9.92 #349548 New 6 Cristian Caram Radical Civic Union New 1 2.20 Vilma Ripoll IU darkred 2 1 1.89 General elections were held in the City of Buenos Aires on 24 August 2003 to elect the Chief of Government (mayor) and entirety of the City Legislature. As no mayoral candidate won a majority in the first round, a runoff was held on 14 September 2003, in which incumbent Aníbal Ibarra, of the Broad Front, defeated Mauricio Macri of the Commitment to Change (CpC) coalition to be re-elected as Chief of Government of Buenos Aires. The entirety of the City Legislature was elected for the last time, and following the election, through a draw it was decided which half of the elected legislators (30 out of 60) would complete a full four year-term, and which half would only serve a two year-term (due to be renewed in the 2005 legislative election).https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/renida-pelea-para-la-legislatura-portena-nid522056/ La Nación Reñida pelea para la Legislatura porteña 25 August 2003 22 March 2025 Palacios Cynthia es The elections were due to be held in 2004, but were held earlier in order to unify the national electoral calendar with that of Buenos Aires City, following an agreement between Ibarra and President of Argentina Eduardo Duhalde.https://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/elpais/1-19762-2003-05-06.html Página 12 Acuerdo de Ibarra y Duhalde 6 May 2006 23 March 2025 es Background The 2000 elections in Buenos Aires resulted in the election of progressive former prosecutor Aníbal Ibarra as mayor. With 49.30% of the vote, Ibarra did not win the necessary 50% to win in a single round, and should have gone on to face the second-most voted candidate, former economy minister Domingo Cavallo of Action for the Republic. However, Cavallo dropped off the race shortly after the first round following backlash against his denial of the election's results, which he called "a fraud".https://www.clarin.com/politica/cavallo-acuso-alianza-irregularidades-escrutinio_0_ByEcxjeRYg.html Clarín Cavallo acusó a la Alianza por irregularidades en el escrutinio 8 May 2000 24 March 2025 eshttps://www.clarin.com/politica/caras-cavallo_0_rJCWSljlAKl.html Clarín Las tres caras de Cavallo 10 May 2000 24 March 2025 es Following negotiations between Ibarra and Argentine president Eduardo Duhalde, it was agreed the next general election in the City of Buenos Aires would be held earlier than originally intended, in order to make the city's elections match the national and provincial electoral calendars, since after the return of democracy to Argentina in 1983, no national nor provincial elections were held on even years.https://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/elpais/1-19762-2003-05-06.html Página 12 Acuerdo de Ibarra y Duhalde 6 May 2006 23 March 2025 es Part of the agreement also meant the entirety of the City Legislature was elected for the last time, and following the election, through a draw it was decided which half of the elected legislators (30 out of 60) would complete a full four year-term, and which half would only serve a two year-term (due to be renewed in the 2005 legislative election).https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/renida-pelea-para-la-legislatura-portena-nid522056/ La Nación Reñida pelea para la Legislatura porteña 25 August 2003 22 March 2025 Palacios Cynthia es Candidates Coalition Mayoral candidate (party)Prior political experience Vice mayoral candidate (party)Prior political experience Parties 75px|link=Broad Front (Argentina) Aníbal Ibarra (FG)Chief of Government (2000–2003) Jorge Telerman (PJ)Secretary of Culture (2000–2003) FG FPV PS ARI PI MyMS PAIS GESTA PDC PRD 75px|link=Commitment to Change Mauricio Macri (Ind.)President of Boca Juniors (1995–2007) Horacio Rodríguez Larreta (PJ)Head of the General Tax Directorate (2001–2002) PJ PDP PD PF UNIR APR PPC TPLJ PA PGP 75px|link=Self-determination and Freedom Luis ZamoraNational Deputy (2001–2005) Sergio Daniel Molina AyL 75px|link=Recreate for Growth Patricia Bullrich (UPT)Minister of Labour (2001) Carlos Manfroni (Recrear) Recrear UPT 75px|link=Radical Civic Union Cristian Caram (UCR)City Legislator (2000–2003) Ernesto Aldo Isuani (UCR) UCR 75px|link=United Left (Argentina) Vilma Ripoll (MST)City Legislator (2000–2003) Herman Schiller (Ind.) MST PO Results Chief of Government Aníbal Ibarra Jorge Telerman Porteño Force orange 590051 928056 Mauricio Macri Horacio Rodríguez Larreta Commitment to Change #3E5FA9 660748 807385 Luis Zamora Sergio Daniel Molina Self-determination and Freedom 216168 Patricia Bullrich Carlos Manfroni Union to Recreate Buenos Aires #349548 171765 Cristian Caram Ernesto Aldo Isuani Radical Civic Union 33324 Vilma Ripoll Herman Schiller United Left darkred 21203 Lía Méndez Graciela Cassiani Humanist Party 11000 Jorge Selser María Magdalena Macaggi Authentic Socialist Party 6054 Marcelo Ramal María Rachid Workers' Party 5449 Lucio César Somoza Juan Manuel María Soaje People's Reconstruction Party 4838 Joaquín Mario Vilella Ricardo Marcelino Gargiulo Movement of Pensioners and Youth #D3D3D3 4567 Ariel Julio Ferrari Fernando Bruno Piqué Covone Movement of Pensioners in Action #D3D3D3 4153 Luis Alberto Clementi Miriam Lilian Mac Allister Integration and Development Movement 2425 Christian Castillo Andrea D'Atri Socialist Workers' Party 2425 Mariana de Alva Lucio Tato Party for a Republic with Opportunities #D3D3D3 1883 Mariano Mera Figueroa Beatriz María Sollazo Movement for Dignity and Independence 1720 Julián Licastro Guillermo Pinto Kramer White Party of Buenos Aires City #FFFFFF 1717 Juan Ricardo Mussa Irene Fernanda Herrera Front of Workers, Unemployed and Pensioners for the Unity of Buenos Aires City #D3D3D3 1883 Jorge Guidobono Rey Ramón Ferreyra Revolutionary Socialist League red 1492 Enrique Javier Martorell Fernando Jorge Aren Republican Reconstruction Party #D3D3D3 1338 Andrea Fabiana Salmini Víctor Rodolfo Onesti Socialist Advance Movement red 1277 Julio Roberto Muñoz Marta Inés Enciso Citizen Integration Movement #D3D3D3 1151 César Augusto Arias Rita Alicia Fiorillo Party of the Intermediate Generation #0000CC 1111 Juan Carlos Beica Jorge Alberto Rosales Socialist Convergence red 804 39168 50664 15512 45481 2597993 2597993 https://buenosaires.gob.ar/justiciayseguridad/elecciones/resultados-electorales/2000 buenosaires.gob.ar Elecciones 2003 15 January 2025 PDF https://web.archive.org/web/20250115212126/https://buenosaires.gob.ar/justiciayseguridad/elecciones/resultados-electorales/2000 es Legislature Commitment to Change 5 #3E5FA9 Porteño Hope Front blue 211783 8 Commitment to Change #3E5FA9 179730 7 Porteño Generational Movement skyblue 140645 5 Centre Alliance #6495ED 95398 3 627556 23 Porteño Force 4 orange Porteño Force orange 240270 9 Party of the City lightblue 177334 7 Party of the Democratic Revolution yellow 128173 5 545777 21 Self-determination and Freedom 217583 8 Union to Recreate Buenos Aires #349548 172219 6 Radical Civic Union 38198 1 United Left darkred 32833 1 Humanist Party 14312 0 Party of the Folk #D3D3D3 9884 0 Authentic Socialist Party 8760 0 Workers' Party 7691 0 Christian Democratic Party 5380 0 People's Reconstruction Party 5194 0 Party of Pensioners in Action #D3D3D3 4611 0 Citizen Action Party #D3D3D3 3970 0 Movement for the Recovery of the Republic #D3D3D3 3794 0 Movement of Pensioners and Social Leaders #D3D3D3 3692 0 Movement of Pensioners and Youth #D3D3D3 3660 0 Socialist Workers' Party 3209 0 Integration and Development Movement 3111 0 Change with Social Justice #D3D3D3 3038 0 Party for a Republic with Opportunities #D3D3D3 2546 0 Movement for Dignity and Independence 2153 0 White Party of the Federal Capital #FFFFFF 2049 0 Front of Workers, Unemployed and Pensioners for the Unity of Buenos Aires City #D3D3D3 1885 0 Revolutionary Socialist League red 1760 0 Republican Reconstruction Party #D3D3D3 1747 0 New Social Hope #D3D3D3 1630 0 Movement for Socialism red 1468 0 Party of the Intermediate Generation #0000CC 1384 0 Citizen Integration Movement #D3D3D3 1355 0 Reconquest Party red 1282 0 Socialist Convergence red 1070 0 Party for Social Convergence #D3D3D3 1016 0 16598 61705 2597993 0 See also 2003 Argentine general election List of mayors and chiefs of government of Buenos Aires References External links Electoral Tribunal of Buenos Aires es Category:2003 elections in Argentina Category:Elections in Buenos Aires