Argentina's election results by precinct, department and province, from your AI assistant

How did the 2023 balotaje (runoff) go in your province? Who won the PASO (open primaries) in your department? And in your neighborhood's precinct? The results are public, but drilling down to that level on the official site is slow. With Argentina Data MCP connected, you ask Claude or ChatGPT and the assistant queries the results from the Dirección Nacional Electoral (DINE, the national electoral directorate) at whatever level you request.

It covers the 12 national elections from 2015 to 2023 (PASO, general elections and runoffs) for president, deputies and senators, across all 24 provinces (the 23 provinces plus Buenos Aires City). Every answer includes the votes by party or coalition, turnout, blank and null votes, and which precincts went into the calculation.

The finest granularity is the circuito electoral (electoral precinct), not the polling station (mesa). If you were looking for results by polling station, this won't give you that; what it does give you, and the official site does not make easy, is the results around an address, adding up the precincts within a radius of up to 10 kilometers.

What you can ask

  • What were the results of the 2023 runoff in Buenos Aires Province?
  • Who won the 2023 PASO primaries in each department of Córdoba?
  • Show me the 2021 results for deputies in Comuna 13 of Buenos Aires City
  • What percentage did each presidential candidate get nationwide in 2019?
  • How did the precincts within 1 km of Corrientes and Scalabrini Ortiz vote in the 2023 runoff?
  • What was turnout in the 2023 general election in Mendoza?
  • How did the 2017 Senate election go in Santa Fe?

Which elections and offices it covers

The 12 national elections between 2015 and 2023:

  • 2015: PASO, general election and runoff.
  • 2017: PASO and general election.
  • 2019: PASO and general election.
  • 2021: PASO and general election.
  • 2023: PASO, general election and runoff.

For each one you can ask for president, deputies or senators (in the provinces that were renewing senators that year). These are national elections: separately held provincial and municipal elections are not included, and the 2025 elections have not been loaded yet.

How much detail: precinct, not polling station

You can ask for results at five levels:

  • National: the country total.
  • Province: any of the 24.
  • Department or comuna: the partidos of Greater Buenos Aires, the departments of the interior, the comunas of Buenos Aires City.
  • Electoral precinct (circuito): the smallest unit available, grouping several polling stations in the same area.
  • Around an address: you give it an address or a location and a radius (up to 10 kilometers) and the assistant adds up the precincts that fall inside.

There are no results by polling station. And the geographic coverage of precincts is partial: some departments do not have all their precincts loaded, so a query by address may tell you that the area has no precinct assigned and which one is closest.

Cross-referencing votes with the census

Because results go down to department and precinct, they can be placed next to the 2022 Census data for the same area: age, education level, housing, connectivity. You ask the assistant for both and it builds the comparison. It is useful for journalists, consultants and anyone who wants to understand how an area voted without building the spreadsheet by hand. Keep in mind that the results are the provisional ones DINE publishes, not the final count by the electoral courts (Justicia Electoral), so they may differ slightly from the final figures.

Tools that answer it

You ask in plain language and your assistant picks the tool. The names are listed so you can recognize them in the answer:

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Election results 2015-2023: national, province, department, precinct or geographic radius. 24 provinces, 12 elections.

Source: DINE

Sources and update frequency

These are the provisional results DINE publishes for each election. There is no real-time updating: data is loaded per election and for now goes up to 2023.

Frequently asked questions

Are there results by polling station?

No. The most detailed level is the electoral precinct (circuito), which groups several polling stations in the same area. Below that, the only option is adding up precincts around an address.

Are the 2025 elections included?

Not yet. Current coverage runs from 2015 to 2023, with the 12 national elections of that period.

Are these final results?

They are the provisional results DINE publishes. They may differ slightly from the final count.

Can I find out how my neighborhood voted?

Yes. You give it an address and a radius, and the assistant adds up the precincts that fall inside. If the area has no precinct loaded, the answer says so and tells you which one is closest.

Is it free?

Yes. The Free plan gives you 20 queries per day with no credit card, and election results are included.

Get started in two minutes

  1. Create your free account with Google: 20 queries per day, no card required.
  2. Connect Argentina Data to your assistant following the step-by-step guide for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code.
  3. Ask the question the way you would ask a person. The assistant picks the tool and answers citing the source.

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