Talk:2003 Argentine general election

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Provincial Governor Elections

Elections of provincial Governors and Government Chief of the Buenos Aires City

The provincial elections where held on April 27, 8, 22, June 29, August 24, 31, September 7, 14, 28, October 5, 19, 26 and November 9, 16, 23 of 2003, depending on the province. All the 23 provincial governors and the Chief of Government of the Buenos Aires City where elected.

District	Elected Governor	Party
Buenos Aires	Felipe Solá	Justicialist
Catamarca	Eduardo Brizuela del Moral	Civic Social Front (UCR)
Chaco	Roy Nikisch	Radical Civic Union
Chubut	Mario Das Neves	Justicialist
Buenos Aires City1	Aníbal Ibarra R	Great Front
Córdoba	José Manuel De La Sota R	Justicialist
Entre Ríos	Jorge Busti	Justicialist
Formosa	Gildo InsfránR	Justicialist
Jujuy	Eduardo FellnerR	Justicialist
La Pampa	Carlos Alberto Verna	Justicialist
La Rioja	Ángel MazaR	Justicialist
Mendoza	Julio César Cobos	Radical Civic Union
Misiones	Carlos RoviraR	Frente Renovador (Renewal Front)
Neuquén	Jorge SobischR	Neuquino People's Movement
Río Negro	Miguel Saiz	Radical Civic Union
Salta	Juan Carlos RomeroR	Justicialist
San Juan	José Luis Gioja	Justicialist
San Luis	Alberto Rodríguez Saá	Justicialist
Santa Cruz	Sergio Acevedo	Justicialist
Santa Fe	Jorge Obeid	Justicialist
Tierra del Fuego	Mario Jorge Colazo	Radical Civic Union
Tucumán	José Alperovich	Justicialist
1: Buenos Aires City is not a province but an autonomus federal territory. The head of the local Executive Power is refered to as "Government Chief". R: Reelected.

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Factual Error in Article - Subject: Reference to UCR

The second paragraph of the article's Background section contains a factual error, to wit: "For the first time since 1916, the UCR did not field a presidential candidate."

Although the statement has a footnote associated to it, it is factually incorrect, and the article flatly contradicts it further down by including the UCR's presidential candidate Leopoldo Moreau and his running mate Maria Losada in the table of candidates.

Suggested action: delete the sentence at issue, insert the following after "...popular support for the UCR was at historically low levels": ", and the party would garner its worst ever result since its founding." This may require the addition of a modifier to the subsequent sentence to improve readability. Minifidel (talk) 01:11, 18 May 2023 (UTC)