Overview
- Federal electoral prosecutor Ramiro González advised against reprinting the Boleta Única de Papel in Buenos Aires, calling the move factually impossible and a risk to the vote.
- La Libertad Avanza sought new ballots to remove José Luis Espert’s photo and reflect candidate changes after the court allowed Diego Santilli to head the list.
- The National Electoral Chamber now has the final say on the appeal, following a prior rejection by the Buenos Aires district electoral board.
- Authorities cited a passed Oct. 11 printing deadline, complex quality-control and distribution to roughly 40,000 sites, and an estimated 12.17 billion pesos cost for a full reprint.
- Already printed and vetted ballots remain valid, and preparations continue as Argentina debuts nationwide paper single ballots that some officials fear may confuse unfamiliar voters.