Talk:2017 Argentine legislative election

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Mistakes

The information in this article is full of mistakes. The 2017 legislative election was not celebrated in one national district, but in 24 separated districts. In each one of then, the political parties created diferent alliances, that cann't be reduced to one national alliance. I.E., in Mendoza district, the alliance "Cambiemos Mendoza" was integrated by parties of diferent national alliances (Progresistas, Cambiemos and UNA). In Ciudad de Buenos Aires, the parties of Cambiemos, created two diferent alliances: Vamos Juntos and Evolución. In Buenos Aires Province, Unidad Ciudadana and Partido Justicialista were in two diferent alliances, but in Ciudad de Buenos Aires and San Luis, both were in the same alliance. The best solution is to publish only official information, but if the article, at it is now, want to add all the 24 district alliances, is necesary to mentioned it, to avoid misundersandings.--Roblespepe (talk) 21:08, 31 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Results

This article gives the results of the elections for the different coalitions but not the individual parties that make up those coalitions. Is this information out there? Charles Essie (talk) 18:42, 21 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]