Overview

• Delegates rewrote Article 132 to set four‑year terms for governor and vice governor with only one consecutive re‑election allowed and a required gap thereafter.
• The transitory provision treats the 2023–2027 mandate as the first under the new rules, which could allow Gildo Insfrán to serve through 2031 if he wins in 2027.
• The change follows the Supreme Court’s December 2024 ruling that declared Formosa’s indefinite re‑election scheme unconstitutional.
• Six of nine opposition convention members resigned weeks earlier alleging irregularities, and opposition leaders now plan to appeal to the Supreme Court and press for federal intervention.
• The Peronist victory in June delivered about 68% of the vote and roughly 70% of convention seats, securing the majority needed to pass the reform.