Overview
- The Frente por la Escuela Pública, an Azul Naranja–Celeste alliance, took roughly 50% of the vote and won across all 18 departments, securing every local branch.
- Correa, a CTA Mendoza leader linked to kirchnerismo, will assume the post in November with Gisela Denia Merelo as deputy and César Maturano in the labor role.
- Outgoing leader Carina Sedano shifts to the union’s Education Secretariat, signaling continuity in the leadership’s agenda.
- About 60% of SUTE’s roughly 22,000 members voted after the provincial education authority authorized brief work absences to cast ballots without pay loss.
- Correa credited gains in teacher pay rankings and a "stop losing" strategy for the win, while Governor Alfredo Cornejo pointed to salary improvements in his reaction.