One Report Argues that Electoral Spending without the PASS Did Not Go Down Practically and Casts Doubt on the Libertarian Argument.
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chacodiapordia.comThe Éforo Foundation assures that the savings due to suspending primary schools in 2025 were only 3% compared to 2021; the official says it seeks suspension or elimination because of its cost
A report by the Éforo Foundation estimated that the suspension of primary schools in 2025 saved just US$ 9.5 million, a very distant figure from the more than US$ 200 million projected by the government. The sharp increase in logistics costs neutralized much of the expected reduction.
Without STEP There Was Almost No Savings: a Report Questioned the Promise of the National Government
A report by the Éforo Foundation put in sharp controversy the narrative of the national government on the “historical savings” resulting from the suspension of the Primary, Open, Simultaneous and Mandatory Elections (PASO) executed in 2025, a proposal that will be debated in Congress after the presentation of the electoral reform. The public estimate made in its [...]
The elimination of the PASO did not significantly reduce the State's electoral spending.A report by the Éforo Foundation estimated that public spending on electoral policy fell only 3% in 2025 compared to 2021, despite the fact that in the last legislative elections there was only one day of voting.The data complicates one of the main arguments of the government to advance the elimination of the PASO in 2027: the savings that would result in avo…
The Éforo Foundation estimated that the electoral expenditure of 2025 fell only 3% compared to 2021, although there was only one day. The logistics of the Argentine Post absorbed much of the savings and reached a record $225.113 million.
A report by the Éforo Foundation revealed that eliminating the PASO generated a savings of just US$9.5 million in the legislative ones of 2025. The figure was very far from the more than US$200 million that the government had anticipated.
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