# Guillermo Arias Begins Electoral Career with Marcos Juárez Municipal Vote

New Córdoba electoral judge Guillermo Arias oversees the appeal phase of the Marcos Juárez municipal election.

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Guillermo Arias, the newly appointed electoral judge for the Province of Córdoba, will face his first institutional test on Sunday during the municipal elections in Marcos Juárez. [^1]

On Sunday, more than 24,000 residents of Marcos Juárez in Córdoba will vote for a new mayor from seven local lists, none of which carry a national party logo. [^2]

Guillermo Arias will act as the provincial second-instance judge, intervening only if decisions by the Municipal Electoral Board are challenged through reconsideration or appeal. [^3]

In the Marcos Juárez municipal election, 24,803 voters are eligible to elect a mayor, councilors, and members of the Accounts Tribunal. [^4]

The Municipal Electoral Board of Marcos Juárez, composed of three experienced lawyers, is responsible for organizing the election and resolving initial complaints, not Judge Arias. [^5]

Germán Font competes for 'Generación Marcos Juárez' with the tacit approval of the provincial Peronist government but without the official party logo on his ballot. [^6]

Pedro Dellarossa, who previously governed for two terms, heads the list 'Marcos Juárez Puede' after rejecting an alliance with La Libertad Avanza and failing to secure the PRO brand. [^7]

The election will use the Single Paper Ballot (BUP) system, replacing the traditional party ballot, with 71 voting tables distributed across seven schools. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Guillermo Arias, the newly appointed electoral judge for the Province of Córdoba, will face his first institutional test on Sunday during the municipal elections in Marcos Juárez. (Perfil, News)
2. On Sunday, more than 24,000 residents of Marcos Juárez in Córdoba will vote for a new mayor from seven local lists, none of which carry a national party logo. (ámbito.com, News)
3. Guillermo Arias will act as the provincial second-instance judge, intervening only if decisions by the Municipal Electoral Board are challenged through reconsideration or appeal. (Perfil, News)
4. In the Marcos Juárez municipal election, 24,803 voters are eligible to elect a mayor, councilors, and members of the Accounts Tribunal. (Perfil, News)
5. The Municipal Electoral Board of Marcos Juárez, composed of three experienced lawyers, is responsible for organizing the election and resolving initial complaints, not Judge Arias. (Perfil, News)
6. Germán Font competes for 'Generación Marcos Juárez' with the tacit approval of the provincial Peronist government but without the official party logo on his ballot. (ámbito.com, News)
7. Pedro Dellarossa, who previously governed for two terms, heads the list 'Marcos Juárez Puede' after rejecting an alliance with La Libertad Avanza and failing to secure the PRO brand. (ámbito.com, News)
8. The election will use the Single Paper Ballot (BUP) system, replacing the traditional party ballot, with 71 voting tables distributed across seven schools. (ámbito.com, News)

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