1942 Argentine legislative election

1942 Argentine legislative election

1 March 1942

85 of the 158 seats in the Chamber of Deputies
Turnout66.80%
Party Vote % Seats +/–
Concordancia

53.84 47 +24
Radical Civic Union

25.41 23 −29
Socialist Party

9.66 12 +7
Tucumán Radical Civic Union

1.36 1 +1
Blockist Radical Civic Union

0.45 1 +1
Salta Radical Civic Union

0.31 1 +1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Results by province

Legislative elections were held in Argentina on 1 March 1942. Voter turnout was 67%.

Results

Party or allianceVotes%Seats
WonTotal
ConcordanciaNational Democratic Party655,11833.532952
Concordancia192,8449.878
Santa Fe Radical Civic Union151,4507.75811
Antipersonalist Radical Civic Union36,3361.8615
Agrarian Party–Autonomist Party of Corrientes16,1000.8211
Total1,051,84853.844769
Radical Civic Union496,41525.412367
Socialist Party188,7829.661217
Democratic Progressive Party49,1982.5200
Labour Gathering Party32,1261.6400
Tucumán Radical Civic Union26,6121.3611
Taxpayers Union19,9221.0200
Provincial Defence–White Flag13,2290.6800
Unified Radical Civic Union13,1000.6702
Radical Civic Union – Popular Agrarian Front12,9550.6600
Blockist Radical Civic Union8,8640.4511
Socialist Workers' Party7,7170.3900
Radical Party6,2340.3200
Salta Radical Civic Union6,0040.3111
Public Health Party5,5230.2800
Popular Civic Party5,4360.2800
Democratic Front3,4140.1700
Conservative Party3,0160.1500
Neighborhood Union2,3640.1200
Republican Union7130.0400
Others3300.0200
Total1,953,802100.0085158
Valid votes1,953,80295.70
Invalid/blank votes87,7654.30
Total votes2,041,567100.00
Registered voters/turnout3,058,94666.74
Source: Cantón,[1] El Litoral[2][3]

Results by province

Province Concordance UCR PS Others
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Buenos Aires 349,794 77.50 16 82,165 18.20 7 19,402 4.30
Buenos Aires City 91,055 21.23 124,326 28.99 6 141,968 33.10 12 71,499 16.67
Catamarca 17,157 100 2
Córdoba 86,847 42.95 2 108,119 53.47 4 7,221 3.57
Corrientes 69,493 92.32 3 5,778 7.68
Entre Ríos 76,221 54.88 2 58,562 42.16 1 3,978 2.86 128 0.09
Jujuy 12,810 69.92 2 5,511 30.08
La Rioja 12,664 96.57 2 450 3.43
Mendoza 53,586 77.37 2 10,983 15.86 1 938 1.35 3,752 5.42
Salta 27,957 77.08 2 2,309 6.37 6,004 16.55 1
San Juan 23,846 64.33 2 2,391 6.45 1,966 5.30 8,864 23.91 1
Santa Fe 151,450 53.57 8 75,266 26.62 3 6,587 2.33 49,400 17.47
Santiago del Estero 48,122 63.82 2 14,181 18.81 1 13,100 17.37
Tucumán 30,846 28.57 2 12,152 11.26 6,722 6.23 58,232 53.94 1
Total 1,051,848 53.84 47 496,415 25.41 23 188,782 9.66 12 216,757 11.09 3

References

  1. ^ Cantón, Darío (1968). Materiales para el estudio de la sociología política en la Argentina (PDF). Vol. Tomo I. Buenos Aires: Centro de Investigaciones Sociales - Torcuato di Tella Institute. p. 127.
  2. ^ "Finalizó el escrutinio del distrito de Capital Federal". El Litoral. 13 March 1942.
  3. ^ "Finalizó el escrutinio de Corrientes". El Litoral. 7 March 1942.