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{{Infobox legislative election
| election_name      = 2001 Argentine legislative election
| country            = Argentina
| ongoing            = no

| module             = {{Infobox legislative election
| embed              = yes
| previous_election  = [[1999 Argentine general election|1999]]
| next_election      = [[2003 Argentine general election|2003]]
| election_name      = Chamber of Deputies
| seats_for_election = 127 of 257 seats in the [[Chamber of Deputies (Argentina)|Chamber of Deputies]]
| turnout            = 75.47%
| noleader           = yes
| election_date      = 14 October 2001

| color1 = #75AADB
| party1 = [[Justicialist Party]]
| percentage1 = 38.49%
| last_election1 = 50
| seats1 = 66

| color2 = #E10019
| party2 = [[Alliance for Work, Justice and Education|Alliance]]
| percentage2 = 22.71%
| last_election2 = 62
| seats2 = 35

| color3 = #6fb53e
| party3 = [[Alternative for a Republic of Equals]]
| percentage3 = 9.02%
| last_election3 = 0
| seats3 = 8

| color4 = orange
| party4 = Social Pole
| percentage4 = 4.12%
| last_election4 = 0
| seats4 = 4

| color5 = red
| party5 = [[United Left (Argentina)|United Left]]
| percentage5 = 3.63%
| last_election5 = 0
| seats5 = 1

| color6 = grey
| party6 = [[Federalist Unity Party]]
| percentage6 = 2.08%
| last_election6 = 1
| seats6 = 2

| color7 = #75AADB
| party7 = Union for Buenos Aires Front
| percentage7 = 1.09%
| last_election7 = 0
| seats7 = 2

| color8 = purple
| party8 = [[Self-determination and Freedom]]
| percentage8 = 0.95%
| last_election8 = 0
| seats8 = 2

| color9 = #005C9E
| party9 = [[Democratic Party of Mendoza]]
| percentage9 = 0.89%
| last_election9 = 1
| seats9 = 1

| color10 = 
| party10 = ''Others''
| percentage10 = 17.25%
| last_election10 = 16
| seats10 = 6

| module = {{Infobox legislative election
| embed = yes
| type = legislative
| election_name = Senate
| previous_election = [[1998 Argentine Senate elections|1998]]
| next_election = [[2003 Argentine general election|2003]]
| seats_for_election = All 72 seats in the [[Argentine Senate|Senate]]
| turnout = 75.49%
| noleader = yes
| election_date = 14 October 2001

| color1 = #75AADB
| party1 = [[Justicialist Party]]
| percentage1 = 38.95%
| last_election1 = 39
| seats1 = 42

| color2 = #E10019
| party2 = [[Alliance for Work, Justice and Education|Alliance]]
| percentage2 = 23.45%
| last_election2 = 24
| seats2 = 26

| color3 = #0070B8
| party3 = [[Republican Force]]
| percentage3 = 0.68%
| last_election3 = 1
| seats3 = 1

| color4 = #1E90FF
| party4 = [[Salta Renewal Party]]
| percentage4 = 0.65%
| last_election4 = 1
| seats4 = 1

| color5 = #0070B8
| party5 = [[Neuquén People's Movement]]
| percentage5 = 0.42%
| last_election5 = 2
| seats5 = 2
}}}}}}

An '''Argentine legislative election''' took place on Sunday, 14 October 2001 to elect 127 of the 257 seats in the [[Argentine Chamber of Deputies]], and all 72 seats in the [[Argentine Senate]]. The elections were held during the second year of the administration of [[President of Argentina|President]] [[Fernando de la Rúa]]. Elections to the Chamber of Deputies are held using [[staggered elections]], with only 127 of the 257 seats in that chamber being up for grabs.

In the event, the opposition [[Justicialist Party]] took control of both chambers of the legislature, severely limiting the power of the administration of De la Rúa. His government was supported by the [[Radical Civic Union]], the [[Broad Front (Argentina)|Broad Front]] and the [[Front for a Country in Solidarity]], who contested the election jointly under the banner of the [[Alliance for Work, Justice and Education]].

The Argentine Senate faced its first elections since 1995, and in accordance with an agreement crafted following the [[1994 reform of the Argentine Constitution]], all 72 seats would be renewed, and three classes of senators elected in 2001 would serve for two, four, or six-years in their first term afterwards. Senators, save for the City of Buenos Aires, had previously been elected by their respective provincial legislatures, but would now be popularly elected.

==Background==
In 1999, [[Fernando de la Rúa]] had been elected [[President of Argentina]] in [[1999 Argentine general election|that year's elections]]. De la Rúa had inherited an economy in recession, and in the midst of an [[1998–2002 Argentine great depression|economic crisis]]. In the end, the 2001 legislative elections were seen as a rebuke for De la Rúa and his handling of the crisis, which was at that point in its fourth year. The [[Justicialist Party]], which had suffered a defeat in 1999, staged a comeback in this election, benefiting from its role as the principal opposition party. [[Elections in Argentina]] are compulsory, meaning that those who fail to turn out potentially could face a fine or other punishment. Despite this, roughly a quarter (24.4%) of Argentines eligible to vote, chose to stay at home. The [[blank votes]] additionally made up a major share of all votes cast.

==Results==
=== Chamber of Deputies ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:right;"
! colspan=2| Party
! Votes
! %
! Seats won
! Total seats
|-
| bgcolor=#75AADB|
| align=left|[[Justicialist Party]] (PJ)
| 5,499,353
| 38.49
| align=center|'''66'''
| align=center|'''118'''
|-
| bgcolor=#E10019|
| align=left|[[Alliance for Work, Justice and Education]] (Alianza)
| 3,244,891
| 22.71
| align=center|'''35'''
| align=center|'''97'''
|-
| bgcolor=#6fb53e|
| align=left|[[Alternative for a Republic of Equals]] (ARI)
| 1,288,403
| 9.02
| align=center|'''8'''
| align=center|'''8'''
|-
| bgcolor=orange|
| align=left|Social Pole
| 588,424
| 4.12
| align=center|'''4'''
| align=center|'''4'''
|-
| bgcolor=red|
| align=left|[[United Left (Argentina)|United Left]] (IU)
| 518,314
| 3.63
| align=center|'''1'''
| align=center|'''1'''
|-
| bgcolor=orange|
| align=left|[[Humanist Party (Argentina)|Humanist Party]] (PH)
| 384,248
| 2.69
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=grey|
| align=left|[[Federalist Unity Party]] (PAUFE)
| 296.804
| 2.08
| align=center|'''2'''
| align=center|'''3'''
|-
| bgcolor=#6495ED|
| align=left|[[Union of the Democratic Centre (Argentina)|Union of the Democratic Centre]] (UCEDE)
| 287,976
| 2.02
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkred|
| align=left|[[Workers' Party (Argentina)|Workers' Party]] (PO) - [[Movement for Socialism (Argentina)|Movement for Socialism]] (MAS)
| 243,784
| 1.71
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#3E5298|
| align=left|[[Action for the Republic]] (AR)
| 160,832
| 1.13
| align=center|—
| align=center|'''10'''
|-
| bgcolor=#75AADB|
| align=left|Union for Buenos Aires Front ([[Justicialist Party|PJ]] + [[Action for the Republic|AR]])
| 156,104
| 1.09
| align=center|'''2'''
| align=center|{{efn|1 seat for [[Justicialist Party]] and 1 seat for [[Action for the Republic]].}}
|-
| bgcolor=purple|
| align=left|[[Self-determination and Freedom]] (AyL)
| 135,361
| 0.95
| align=center|'''2'''
| align=center|'''2'''
|-
| bgcolor=#005C9E|
| align=left|[[Democratic Party of Mendoza]] (PD)
| 126,769
| 0.89
| align=center|'''1'''
| align=center|'''2'''
|-
| bgcolor=#005C9E|
| align=left|[[Democratic Progressive Party (Argentina)|Democratic Progressive Party]] (PDP)
| 109,796
| 0.77
| align=center|'''1'''
| align=center|'''3'''
|-
| bgcolor=red|
| align=left|[[Socialist Workers' Party (Argentina)|Socialist Workers' Party]] (PTS)
| 105,836
| 0.74
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#029b48|
| align=left|[[Neighborhood Action Movement]]
| 104,427
| 0.73
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#0070B8|
| align=left|[[Republican Force]] (FR)
| 103,447
| 0.72
| align=center|'''1'''
| align=center|'''2'''
|-
| bgcolor=#1E90FF|
| align=left|[[Salta Renewal Party]] (PRS)
| 95,001
| 0.66
| align=center|'''1'''
| align=center|'''2'''
|-
| bgcolor=darkblue|
| align=left|[[Christian Democratic Party (Argentina)|Christian Democratic Party]] (PDC)
| 81,092
| 0.57
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=grey|
| align=left|Front of Social Integration for a Change in Freedom (FISCAL)
| 74,002
| 0.52
| align=center|'''1'''
| align=center|'''1'''
|-
| bgcolor=#0070B8|
| align=left|[[Neuquén People's Movement]] (MPN)
| 60,852
| 0.43
| align=center|'''2'''
| align=center|'''3'''
|-
| bgcolor=#2B2361|
| align=left|[[People's Reconstruction Party]] (PPR)
| 53,580
| 0.37
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Retirees in Action
| 53,026
| 0.37
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#F08080|
| align=left|Corrientes Civic and Social Front
| 44,954
| 0.31
| align=center|—
| align=center|'''1'''
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Popular Renewal Front
| 42,548
| 0.30
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=yellow|
| align=left|[[Movement for Dignity and Independence]] (MODIN)
| 45,218
| 0.32
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#2E4371|
| align=left|[[Constitutional Nationalist Party]] (PNC)
| 34,275
| 0.24
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkblue|
| align=left|[[Integration and Development Movement]] (MID)
| 31,134
| 0.22
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Labor Party
| 30,767
| 0.22
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|United People's Front
| 24,016
| 0.17
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkblue|
| align=left|Chubut Action Party (PACH)
| 21,891
| 0.15
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Popular Movement for the Reconquest
| 20,951
| 0.15
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Buenos Aires Popular Movement (MOPOBO)
| 20,741
| 0.15
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Popular Action Movement
| 20,312
| 0.14
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|United People's Front
| 19,506
| 0.14
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Development and Justice
| 17,193
| 0.12
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Change Córdoba
| 15,725
| 0.11
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|For a New Jujuy
| 14,676
| 0.10
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Civic Renewal Movement
| 13,292
| 0.09
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Popular Front
| 12,035
| 0.08
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#EB3721|
| align=left|Río Negro Provincial Party (PPR)
| 11,891
| 0.08
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#04923c|
| align=left|People's Patagonian Movement (MPP)
| 11,589
| 0.08
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Liberation Front
| 10,788
| 0.08
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Independent Democratic Movement
| 9,659
| 0.07
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Santa Cruz Federal Movement
| 6,822
| 0.05
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Social Democratic Party
| 6,760
| 0.05
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Memory and Participation
| 6,432
| 0.05
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Middle Generation Party
| 6,395
| 0.04
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkblue|
| align=left|[[Fueguian People's Movement]] (MOPOF)
| 4,660
| 0.03
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Fuegian Federal Party
| 4,433
| 0.03
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|United People
| 3,331
| 0.02
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Provincial Civic Action
| 2,891
| 0.02
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#0b4592|
| align=left|[[New Leadership]]
| 2,811
| 0.02
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|New Front
| 90
| 0.00
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-style="font-weight:bold"
| colspan=2 align=left|Total
| 14,290,108
| 100
| align=center|'''127'''
| align=center|'''257'''
|-
! colspan=4|
| rowspan=6 colspan=2|
|-
| align=left colspan=2|Positive votes
| 14,290,108
| 76.02
|-
| align=left colspan=2|Blank votes
| 2,022,587
| 10.76
|-
| align=left colspan=2|Invalid votes
| 2,486,296
| 13.23
|-style="font-weight:bold"
| align=left colspan=2|Total votes
| 18,798,991
| 100
|-
| align=left colspan=2|Registered voters/turnout
| 24,907,838
| 75.47
|}

=== Senate ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:right;"
! colspan=2| Party
! Votes
! %
! Seats<br/>2001-2003
! Seats<br/>2001-2005
! Seats<br/>2001-2007
! Total seats
|-
| bgcolor=#75AADB|
| align=left|[[Justicialist Party]] (PJ)
| 5,668,523
| 38.95
| align=center|'''14'''
| align=center|'''16'''
| align=center|'''12'''
| align=center|'''42'''
|-
| bgcolor=#E10019|
| align=left|[[Alliance for Work, Justice and Education]] (Alianza)
| 3,412,195
| 23.45
| align=center|'''9'''
| align=center|'''8'''
| align=center|'''9'''
| align=center|'''26'''
|-
| bgcolor=#6fb53e|
| align=left|[[Alternative for a Republic of Equals]] (ARI)
| 1,304,735
| 8.97
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=orange|
| align=left|Social Pole
| 630,309
| 4.33
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=red|
| align=left|[[United Left (Argentina)|United Left]] (IU)
| 499,932
| 3.44
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=orange|
| align=left|[[Humanist Party (Argentina)|Humanist Party]] (PH)
| 376,376
| 2.59
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=grey|
| align=left|[[Federalist Unity Party]] (PAUFE)
| 321.768
| 2,21
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#6495ED|
| align=left|[[Union of the Democratic Centre (Argentina)|Union of the Democratic Centre]] (UCEDE)
| 306,365
| 2.11
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkred|
| align=left|[[Workers' Party (Argentina)|Workers' Party]] (PO) - [[Movement for Socialism (Argentina)|Movement for Socialism]] (MAS)
| 237,670
| 1.63
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#3E5298|
| align=left|[[Action for the Republic]] (AR)
| 159,611
| 1.10
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#75AADB|
| align=left|Union for Buenos Aires Front ([[Justicialist Party|PJ]] + [[Action for the Republic|AR]])
| 150.291
| 1,03
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#005C9E|
| align=left|[[Democratic Party of Mendoza]] (PD)
| 127,343
| 0.88
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=red|
| align=left|[[Socialist Workers' Party (Argentina)|Socialist Workers' Party]] (PTS)
| 105,757
| 0.73
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#005C9E|
| align=left|[[Democratic Progressive Party (Argentina)|Democratic Progressive Party]] (PDP)
| 104,411
| 0.72
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#0070B8|
| align=left|[[Republican Force]] (FR)
| 99,408
| 0.68
| align=center|'''1'''
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|'''1'''
|-
| bgcolor=#1E90FF|
| align=left|[[Salta Renewal Party]] (PRS)
| 94,423
| 0.65
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|'''1'''
| align=center|'''1'''
|-
| bgcolor=purple|
| align=left|[[Self-determination and Freedom]] (AyL)
| 92,647
| 0.64
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=grey|
| align=left|Front of Social Integration for a Change in Freedom (FISCAL)
| 87,354
| 0.60
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkblue|
| align=left|[[Christian Democratic Party (Argentina)|Christian Democratic Party]] (PDC)
| 67,149
| 0.46
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#0070B8|
| align=left|[[Neuquén People's Movement]] (MPN)
| 61,613
| 0.42
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|'''2'''
| align=center|'''2'''
|-
| bgcolor=#2B2361|
| align=left|[[People's Reconstruction Party]] (PPR)
| 53,140
| 0.37
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Retirees in Action
| 51,975
| 0.36
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#F08080|
| align=left|Corrientes Civic and Social Front
| 46,202
| 0.32
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=yellow|
| align=left|[[Movement for Dignity and Independence]] (MODIN)
| 44,781
| 0.31
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Popular Renewal Front
| 43,349
| 0.30
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkblue|
| align=left|[[Integration and Development Movement]] (MID)
| 35,520
| 0.24
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Labor Party
| 30,634
| 0.21
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#2E4371|
| align=left|[[Constitutional Nationalist Party]] (PNC)
| 29,294
| 0.20
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkblue|
| align=left|Chubut Action Party (PACH)
| 22,379
| 0.15
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Popular Action Movement
| 21,146
| 0.15
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Popular Movement for the Reconquest
| 21,030
| 0.14
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Buenos Aires Popular Movement (MOPOBO)
| 20,793
| 0.14
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Native Action
| 20,333
| 0.14
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|United People's Front
| 19,646
| 0.14
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Development and Justice
| 18,183
| 0.12
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=green|
| align=left|Social Progress Party
| 17,348
| 0.12
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|For a New Jujuy
| 15,871
| 0.11
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Change Córdoba
| 15,501
| 0.11
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Popular Front
| 12,896
| 0.09
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Civic Renewal Movement
| 12,518
| 0.09
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#EB3721|
| align=left|Río Negro Provincial Party (PPR)
| 11,771
| 0.08
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#04923c|
| align=left|People's Patagonian Movement (MPP)
| 11,547
| 0.08
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Liberation Front
| 10,464
| 0.07
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Independent Democratic Movement
| 10,343
| 0.07
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Santa Cruz Federal Movement
| 8,514
| 0.06
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Memory and Participation
| 6,582
| 0.05
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Social Democratic Party
| 6,462
| 0.04
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Fuegian Federal Party
| 6,330
| 0.04
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Middle Generation Party
| 6,192
| 0.04
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|United People
| 3,246
| 0.02
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|Provincial Civic Action
| 3,182
| 0.02
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=#0b4592|
| align=left|[[New Leadership]]
| 2,764
| 0.02
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=darkblue|
| align=left|[[Fueguian People's Movement]] (MOPOF)
| 2,757
| 0.02
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-
| bgcolor=lightgrey|
| align=left|New Front
| 93
| 0.00
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
| align=center|—
|-style="font-weight:bold"
| colspan=2 align=left|Total
| 14,550,666
| 100
| align=center|'''24'''
| align=center|'''24'''
| align=center|'''24'''
| align=center|'''72'''
|-
! colspan=4|
| rowspan=6 colspan=4|
|-
| align=left colspan=2|Positive votes
| 14,550,666
| 77.38
|-
| align=left colspan=2|Blank votes
| 1,732,861
| 9.22
|-
| align=left colspan=2|Invalid votes
| 2,519,441
| 13.40
|-style="font-weight:bold"
| align=left colspan=2|Total votes
| 18,802,968
| 100
|-
| align=left colspan=2|Registered voters/turnout
| 24,907,838
| 75.49
|}

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==

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* {{Cite web |url=http://www.elecciones.gov.ar/estadistica/archivos/2001/mendoza2001.pdf |title=Elecciones Generales ESCRUTINIO DEFINITIVO MENDOZA|website=Ministry of the Interior |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110902192305/http://www.elecciones.gov.ar/estadistica/archivos/2001/mendoza2001.pdf |format=PDF |archive-date=2 September 2011}}
* {{Cite web |url=http://www.elecciones.gov.ar/estadistica/archivos/2001/MISIONES2001.pdf |title=Elecciones Generales ESCRUTINIO DEFINITIVO MISIONES|website=Ministry of the Interior |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110902192639/http://www.elecciones.gov.ar/estadistica/archivos/2001/MISIONES2001.pdf |format=PDF |archive-date=2 September 2011}}
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