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Argentina 2013 legislative election

What was the result of the 2013 legislative election in Argentina?

Provisional result: Frente para la Victoria led with 29.5% of the vote. 79.9% of registered voters cast a ballot.

  • Argentina
  • Held:
  • Provisional result
  • Dirección Nacional Electoral (Argentina), read 28 October 2026

Which party won the most votes?

Provisional results from the Dirección Nacional Electoral of Argentina, read : Frente para la Victoria led with 29.5% of the vote; 79.9% of registered voters cast a ballot, up 1.9 points on 2011.

  • Frente para la Victoria 29.5% −19.5 points
  • Frente Renovador 17.0%
  • Frente Progresista Civico y Social 8.8%
  • Union Civica Radical 5.9% +0.8 points
  • Frente de Izquierda y de los Trabajadores 4.2% +1.8 points
  • Union PRO 4.0%
  • Unen 2.5%
  • Union por Cordoba 2.3%
  • Share of the vote
  • Share at the previous election
  • Change in points at the right

Changes are against the Argentina 2011 general election, party by party.

Key numbers

  1. 29.5%

    Share of the vote won by Frente para la Victoria

    It led Frente Renovador by 12.5 points of the vote.

  2. +1.8 points

    Share of the vote gained by Frente de Izquierda y de los Trabajadores

    The largest gain in votes compared with 2011. Frente para la Victoria lost 19.5 points.

  3. 79.9%

    Voter turnout

    Up 1.9 points on 2011.

Votes by party

Party%± pointsVotes
Frente para la Victoria29.5−19.56,798,175
Frente Renovador17.03,911,926
Frente Progresista Civico y Social8.82,034,441
Union Civica Radical5.9+0.81,369,655
Frente de Izquierda y de los Trabajadores4.2+1.8978,657
Union PRO4.0911,345
Unen2.5583,222
Union por Cordoba2.3530,714
Union PRO Santa Fe Federal2.2511,744
Unidos por la Libertad y el Trabajo2.1487,429
Frente Civico por Santiago1.5+0.1342,990
Frente Acuerdo Civico y Social1.3307,481
The other parties and groups
Party%± pointsVotes
Encuentro por Corrientes1.1262,477
Frente Renovador de la Concordia1.1−0.1259,044
Compromiso Federal1.1−4.6256,754
Partido Justicialista1.0+0.9223,584
Union por Chaco0.9214,003
Partido Obrero0.9+0.6204,760
Union por Entre Rios0.8180,404
Partido de Accion Chubutense0.7152,736
Union con Fe0.6143,168
Movimiento Popular Neuquino0.6+0.2133,903
Frente Popular Salteño0.6127,455
Frente Jujeño0.5125,337
Salta Somos Todos0.5112,580
Vecinalismo Independiente0.491,913
Frente Amplio Formoseño0.489,787
Frente Unidos0.487,607
Fuerza Civica Riojana0.486,667
Frente Progresista0.483,149
Frente Civico y Social0.3+0.178,139
Fuerza Republicana0.372,768
Coalicion Civica - Afirmacion para una Republica Igualitaria (ARI)0.3−2.669,672
Frente Pampeano Civico y Social - Frepam0.30.069,423
Autodeterminacion y Libertad0.368,510
Nueva Izquierda0.3+0.367,603
Union para Vivir Mejor0.366,915
Cambio Popular0.257,416
Union PD-PRO0.252,092
Partido de la Victoria0.247,315

± is the change against the Argentina 2011 general election, party by party. Shares are computed by us from the votes.

Votes by party
  • Frente para la Victoria 6,798,175
  • Frente Renovador 3,911,926
  • Frente Progresista Civico y Social 2,034,441
  • Union Civica Radical 1,369,655
  • Frente de Izquierda y de los Trabajadores 978,657
  • Union PRO 911,345
  • Unen 583,222
  • Union por Cordoba 530,714
  • Union PRO Santa Fe Federal 511,744
  • Unidos por la Libertad y el Trabajo 487,429
  • Frente Civico por Santiago 342,990
  • Frente Acuerdo Civico y Social 307,481
  • Encuentro por Corrientes 262,477
  • Frente Renovador de la Concordia 259,044
  • Compromiso Federal 256,754
  • Partido Justicialista 223,584
  • Union por Chaco 214,003
  • Partido Obrero 204,760
  • Union por Entre Rios 180,404
  • Partido de Accion Chubutense 152,736
  • Union con Fe 143,168
  • Movimiento Popular Neuquino 133,903
  • Frente Popular Salteño 127,455
  • Frente Jujeño 125,337
  • Salta Somos Todos 112,580
  • Vecinalismo Independiente 91,913
  • Frente Amplio Formoseño 89,787
  • Frente Unidos 87,607
  • Fuerza Civica Riojana 86,667
  • Frente Progresista 83,149
  • Frente Civico y Social 78,139
  • Fuerza Republicana 72,768
  • Coalicion Civica - Afirmacion para una Republica Igualitaria (ARI) 69,672
  • Frente Pampeano Civico y Social - Frepam 69,423
  • Autodeterminacion y Libertad 68,510
  • Nueva Izquierda 67,603
  • Union para Vivir Mejor 66,915
  • Cambio Popular 57,416
  • Union PD-PRO 52,092
  • Partido de la Victoria 47,315

The source publishes votes only: shares are votes over the valid (expressed) votes, computed by us.

Source: Dirección Nacional Electoral, Argentina, provisional results of the general election, files on argentina.gob.ar under CC BY 4.0. Shown in our own layout, and we add up each list's votes over the provinces.

This is the provisional count made in the days after the vote, not the final count of the electoral courts, so a number can differ from the final result. It gives votes only: the seats each list won are not in it, so none are shown.

Each row adds up one list's votes in the 24 provinces. Lists of one coalition in different provinces are one row when their names carry the coalition's name. Two lists with another name, 2021's Juntos and 2017's Vamos Juntos, are joined to a coalition by hand, because the official colour tables give each the coalition's colour and the electoral court's reports group it with the coalition; no official file says in words that it belongs to it. Any other list stays a row of its own. Shares are of the votes for a list, and blank votes are not counted in them. The change on the election before compares each list's national share with the share of the list of the same name then (a renamed coalition is linked by hand).

42 smaller parties are not shown.

How many people voted?

79.9% of the 30,635,868 registered voters cast a ballot (24,464,393 ballots), up 1.9 points on 2011. 23,069,785 of them were valid votes.

How the result is shaped

The effective number of parties by votes is 7.5; Frente para la Victoria led Frente Renovador by 12.5 points of the vote.

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