1860 Argentine presidential election

1860 Argentine general election

6 February 1860
125 members of the Electoral College 63 votes needed to win
100px 100px Nominee Santiago Derqui Mariano Fragueiro Party Federal Unitarian Electoral vote 72 46 States carried 9 4 Percentage 57.6% 36.8%
200px Most voted party by province.
President before election Justo José de Urquiza Federal Elected President Santiago Derqui Federal

The Argentine presidential election of 1860 was held on 6 February to choose the second president of the Argentine Confederation. Santiago Derqui was elected president.

The Buenos Aires Province seceded from the Confederation as the State of Buenos Aires on 11 September 1852 and did not participate in elections until 1862.

Results

Argentine Confederation
Population	1,280,000
Voters	12,800
Turnout	1%

Presidential Candidates	Party	Electoral Votes
Santiago Derqui	Federal	72
Mariano Fragueiro	Unitarian	46
Salvador María del Carril	Unitarian	4
Juan Bautista Alberdi	—	2
Tomás Guido	—	1
Total		125

Vice Presidential Candidates	Party	Electoral Votes	Congress Vote
Marcos Paz	—	49	22
Juan Esteban Pedernera	Unitarian	45	32
Benjamín Virasoro	Federal	17
Juan Gregorio Pujol	Federal	12
Juan Bautista Alberdi	—	1
Santiago Derqui	Federal	1
Total		125	54

Results by Province

Province	President						Vice President
	Derqui	Fragueiro	del Carril	Guido	Alberdi		Paz	Pedernera	Virasoro	Pujol	Alberdi	Derqui
Catamarca	10							10
Córdoba		16					15				1
Corrientes	12									12
Entre Ríos	6			2				8
Federal Territory of Paraná	Did not vote						Did not vote
Jujuy		8					8
La Rioja	8							8
Mendoza	8							7	1
Salta	6		4				4	5				1
San Juan	8								8
San Luis	8								8
Santa Fe	6				1			7
Santiago del Estero		12					12
Tucumán		10					10
Total	72	46	4	2	1		49	45	17	12	1	1