2015 Argentine Presidential Election Run-Off Sunday Nov 22,2015

Argentina will go to the polls on Sunday for a run-off election - the first in the country's history - after neither presidential candidate managed to win the initial vote outright. 

Daniel Scioli, the governor of Buenos Aires province, is up against Mauricio Macri, the city's mayor.
On the eve of the vote, centre-left candidate Mr Scioli lags behind his centre-right rival in the polls.

Daniel Scioli was marginally ahead in the first round, with 36.7% to 34.5%.

But under Argentinian law, a presidential candidate needs 45% of the vote or a minimum of 40% with a 10-point lead over the nearest rival to win outright.

Party		Presidential candidate	Running mate	First round
				Votes	%
	Front for Victory	Daniel Scioli	Carlos Zannini	9,338,449	37.08
	Cambiemos	Mauricio Macri	Gabriela Michetti	8,601,063	34.15
	United for a New Alternative	Sergio Massa	Gustavo Sáenz	5,386,965	21.39
	Workers' Left Front	Nicolás del Caño	Myriam Bregman	812,530	3.23
	Progresistas	Margarita Stolbizer	Miguel Ángel Olaviaga	632,551	2.51
	Federal Commitment	Adolfo Rodríguez Saá	Liliana Negre de Alonso	412,577	1.64
Invalid/blank votes				864,185	–		–
Total				26,048,320	100
Registered voters/turnout					81.23