2007 Buenos Aires City elections

Buenos Aires state yes 3 June 2007 (first round)24 June 2007 (second round) 70.01% (first round)68.38% (second round) 2003 Buenos Aires City elections 2003 2011 Buenos Aires City elections 2011 presidential Mayoral election Mauricio Macri Foto de Prensa.jpg Mauricio Macri 1,007,729 60.94% CpC Republican Proposal Republican Proposal Gabriela Michetti Daniel Filmus (cropped).jpg Daniel Filmus Justicialist Party Front for Victory Front for Victory 645,779 39.06% Carlos Heller Chief of Government Jorge Telerman PJ Mauricio Macri CpC–PRO 250px Second round results by electoral circunscription yes City Legislature 2005 2009 30 out of 60 seats in the City Legislature 3 June 2007 73.15% Mauricio Macri Republican Proposal 44.32 13 15 Aníbal Ibarra DpBA orange New 4 14.44 Daniel Filmus Front for Victory 7 3 10.76 Jorge Telerman MBA 9.95 #00A0E6 New 3 Elisa Carrió CC Civic Coalition 2 8.59 Patricia Walsh MST darkred 0 1 4.04 Claudio Lozano BAPT purple 0 1 2.97 General elections were held in the City of Buenos Aires on 3 June 2007 to elect the Chief of Government (mayor) and half of the City Legislature to four-year terms. As no mayoral candidate won a majority in the first round, a runoff was held on 31 July 2011, in which Mauricio Macri, of the Commitment to Change (CpC) party, defeated Daniel Filmus of the Front for Victory (FPV) coalition to be elected as Chief of Government of Buenos Aires. Incumbent Jorge Telerman, who had assumed office just over a year prior to the election following the impeachment of Aníbal Ibarra over repercussions from the 2004 Cromañón nightclub fire, sought re-election but was defeated in the first round. Background The 2003 elections in Buenos Aires resulted in the re-election of progressive former prosecutor and mayor Aníbal Ibarra, of the Broad Front, in the run-off against centre-right businessman and former Boca Juniors president Mauricio Macri, of Commitment to Change (CpC).https://www.lagaceta.com.ar/nota/646457/politica/ibarra-unico-revertir-segunda-vuelta.html La Gaceta Ibarra, el único en revertir la segunda vuelta 20 July 2015 4 September 2025 es Just a year later, however, the Cromañón nightclub fire led to Ibarra's suspension from office in 2005 and eventual impeachment in 2006, amid accusations of corruption and negligence.https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/la-legislatura-destituyo-a-ibarra-nid786946/ La Nación La Legislatura destituyó a Ibarra 8 March 2006 18 March 2025 Castro Ángeles es Ibarra was replaced by his deputy, Jorge Telerman.https://www.infobae.com/2006/03/13/243105-con-menciones-cromanon-telerman-asumio-la-jefatura-portena/ Infobae Con menciones a Cromañón, Telerman asumió la jefatura porteña 13 March 2006 18 March 2025 es As the existing political alliances had crumbled in the aftermath of Cromañón, Telerman sought re-election on the Civic Coalition ticket, with former mayor Enrique Olivera as running mate,https://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/elpais/1-83140-2007-04-11.html Página 12 "El camino es la coalición" Rodríguez Santiago 11 April 2007 18 March 2025 es while Macri and his CpC party, now part of the Republican Proposal alliance, geared up for a second attempt at the mayorship.https://www.letrap.com.ar/opinion/breve-historia-del-pro-y-el-dolor-ya-no-ser-hay-futuro-n5407326 Letra P Breve historia del PRO y el dolor de ya no ser, ¿hay futuro? Sabanés Lisandro 19 March 2024 18 March 2025 es The peronist Front for Victory nominated sociologist and national education minister Daniel Filmus, deputised by labour leader Carlos Heller.https://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/elpais/1-82754-2007-04-04.html Página 12 Se consumó la pareja de Filmus y Heller para el gobierno porteño 4 April 2007 18 March 2025 es Candidates Coalition Mayoral candidate (party)Prior political experience Vice mayoral candidate (party)Prior political experience Parties 75px|link=Republican Proposal Mauricio Macri (CPC)National Deputy (2005–2007) Gabriela Michetti (CPC)City Legislator (2003–2007) CPC RPC MID PDP PD PF UP PB FJI 75px|link=Front for Victory Daniel Filmus (PJ)Minister of Education (2003–2007) Carlos Heller (PSOL)President of Banco Credicoop (since 2005) PJ PV PSOL FPyP PGI PDC RxBA JEA 75px|link=Civic Coalition (Argentina) Jorge Telerman (PJ)Chief of Government (2006–2007) Enrique Olivera (ARI)Chief of Government (1999–2000) ARI UCR PS PDC LDS EP UPT CP DB IV RRP 75px|link=Socialist Workers' Movement (Argentina) Patricia Walsh (MST)National Deputy (2001–2005) Héctor Bidonde (MST)City Legislator (2003–2007) MST 75px Claudio Lozano (BAPT)National Deputy (2003–2015) María América González (BAPT)National Deputy (1997–2003) BAPT Results Chief of Government Mauricio Macri Gabriela Michetti Republican Proposal Alliance Alliance 798292 1007729 Daniel Filmus Carlos Heller Front for Victory–Dialogue for Buenos Aires 414205 645779 Jorge Telerman Enrique Olivera More for Buenos Aires–Civic Coalition #00A0E6 360734 Patricia Walsh Héctor Bidonde Workers' Socialist Movement darkred 51465 Claudio Lozano María América González Buenos Aires for All purple 47505 Lía Méndez Néstor Jorge Avella Humanist Party 16346 Marcelo Ramal Vanina Biasi Workers' Party 15623 Guillermo Cherashny Miguel Ángel Ramón Gómez Porteño Consensus Party #D3D3D3 6471 Christian Castillo Carlos Artacho Socialist Workers' Party 6151 Jorge Selser Adrián Camps Authentic Socialist Party 5925 José Castillo Jorge Guidobono Rey Revolutionary Socialist Left Front 5769 Héctor Heberling Andrea Fabiana Salmini Socialist Advance Movement red 3317 Rubén Oscar Saboulard Héctor Guillermo Bullrich Independent Justice and Dignity Movement #AEC306 2949 Enrique Venturino Carlos Hoyos Movement for Dignity and Independence 2383 Juan Carlos Beica Esilda Raquel Bustos Socialist Convergence red 2200 Javier Ernesto Brodsky Arturo José Pécora Popular Concertation #d3d3d3 2028 Juan Ricardo Mussa María Daniel Llanos Citizen Action #d3d3d3 1810 Graciela Patané Hilda Orlinda Oates The Movement People's Countryside Party 1183 30347 53334 27132 52045 2573731 2573731 https://www.tsjbaires.gov.ar/index.php?option=com_flexicontent&view=items&id=2153&cid=36&Itemid=49 tsjbaires.gov.ar Elecciones 2007 25 June 2022 PDF https://web.archive.org/web/20220625102200/https://www.tsjbaires.gov.ar/index.php?option=com_flexicontent&view=items&id=2153&cid=36&Itemid=49 eshttps://www.tsjbaires.gov.ar/index.php?option=com_flexicontent&view=items&id=2162&cid=36&Itemid=49 Tribunal Superior de Justicia tsjbaires.gov.ar Elecciones 2007 (segunda vuelta) 25 June 2022 PDF https://web.archive.org/web/20220625102041/https://www.tsjbaires.gov.ar/index.php?option=com_flexicontent&view=items&id=2162&cid=36&Itemid=49 es Legislature Republican Proposal Alliance 768748 15 Dialogue for Buenos Aires 250471 5 orange Front for Victory 186559 3 More Buenos Aires 172642 3 #00A0E6 Civic Coalition 148899 2 Socialist Workers' Movement 70065 1 darkred Buenos Aires for All 51506 1 purple Workers' Party 18927 0 Humanist Party 17981 0 Authentic Socialist Party 7253 0 Socialist Workers' Party 6585 0 Revolutionary Socialist Left Front 6484 0 Porteño Consensus Party 6241 0 Movement for Socialism 3532 0 Independent Justice and Dignity Movement 3191 0 Movement for Dignity and Independence 2818 0 Porteño Commitment 2789 0 Socialist Convergence 2650 0 Concertación Popular 2410 0 Citizen Action 1965 0 Call to Social Integration 1431 0 The Movement 1247 0 40138 27303 2573731 See also Cromañón nightclub fire 2007 Argentine general election List of mayors and chiefs of government of Buenos Aires References External links Electoral Tribunal of Buenos Aires es Category:Elections in Buenos Aires Category:2007 elections in Argentina