Voting stations opened at 8 a.m. across Argentina on Sunday for midterm elections, with more than 36 million citizens eligible to vote and polls scheduled to close at 6 p.m., according to electoral authorities and news reports.</span

Buenos Aires Herald

La Derecha Diario

Voting stations opened at 8 a.m. across Argentina on Sunday for midterm elections, with more than 36 million citizens eligible to vote and polls scheduled to close at 6 p.m., according to electoral authorities and news reports.

The midterm elections will determine half of Argentina's Chamber of Deputies seats and one-third of Senate positions, serving as a referendum-like test of President Javier Milei's economic policies and political standing.</span

The New York Times

Reuters

The midterm elections will determine half of Argentina's Chamber of Deputies seats and one-third of Senate positions, serving as a referendum-like test of President Javier Milei's economic policies and political standing.

A total of 127 deputy seats and 24 senate positions are up for grabs in the elections, with Milei's La Libertad Avanza party currently holding only 37 deputies and six senators in the national legislature.</span

The Wall Street Journal

A total of 127 deputy seats and 24 senate positions are up for grabs in the elections, with Milei's La Libertad Avanza party currently holding only 37 deputies and six senators in the national legislature.

Political analysts indicate that achieving more than 35 percent of the national vote would constitute a positive outcome for Milei's government, potentially allowing him to maintain legislative influence through party alliances.</span

Financial Times

Political analysts indicate that achieving more than 35 percent of the national vote would constitute a positive outcome for Milei's government, potentially allowing him to maintain legislative influence through party alliances.

The 35 percent threshold is considered crucial for Milei to secure enough congressional support to prevent opposition lawmakers from overturning his presidential vetoes on fiscal and economic legislation.</span

Bloomberg.com

The 35 percent threshold is considered crucial for Milei to secure enough congressional support to prevent opposition lawmakers from overturning his presidential vetoes on fiscal and economic legislation.

The Trump administration has closely monitored the elections, with President Trump stating that U.S. financial support for Argentina depends on Milei's electoral performance and continued economic reforms.</span

Newsweek

The Trump administration has closely monitored the elections, with President Trump stating that U.S. financial support for Argentina depends on Milei's electoral performance and continued economic reforms.

Argentina Holds Midterm Elections Testing Milei's Policies

Argentina Holds Midterm Elections Testing Milei's Policies

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