Overview
- Lisandro Catalán of La Libertad Avanza met Governor Osvaldo Jaldo at the Casa de Gobierno on December 4 for talks on provincial electoral rules.
- Catalán called the existence of more than 100 ballots in a voting booth an unacceptable anomaly and pressed for a modernized system.
- Provincial reporting indicates Peronist leaders coalesced around a limited reform that restricts acoples and rules out paper or electronic single ballots at this stage.
- The bill has not been publicly shared with Catalán, who warned he will oppose cosmetic changes and left open the possibility of future legal action.
- Catalán said he will maintain a respectful institutional relationship with the governor and claimed LLA holds 35% support in Tucumán, a figure he asserted without independent verification.