Overview
- Germán Font captured the mayoralty with about 46% of the vote, finishing more than 25 points ahead of Pedro Dellarossa in the municipal election held on Sunday.
- Voter turnout was lower than the previous municipal cycle at roughly 62.5–63% of the registry, according to the local electoral board.
- Font prevailed on a unified Peronist local list that also won council seats, including Jorge Brunori, giving the new mayor-elect an immediate governing bloc in the deliberative body.
- The opposition ran fragmented slates after failed negotiations among PRO, the UCR and libertarian actors and after the provincial PRO withheld its party seal from Dellarossa, a split that observers say weakened the anti‑Peronist vote.
- Provincial leaders publicly congratulated Font, a transition to the municipal government is underway with no reported legal challenges, and the outcome is being read as a politically symbolic upset with likely effects on Córdoba’s partisan map.