The 1994 elections: the road to the break-up of bipartisanism

On April 10, 1994, the Argentine Republic had its last election for constituent conventionals. The law that declared the need for reform, approved in December of the previous year, had established the mechanism of election. Each province, plus the Federal Capital, would choose a number of conventionals equal to the total number of legislators that sent to Congress. Which resulted in 305 conventionals being elected on Sunday. The system for the a…