This is how A24 reported the closing of the 2023 presidential elections
On Sunday, October 22, the presidential elections were held and for a good part of the day television was dedicated to the civic day. On a very special date, almost exactly 40 years after the democratic recovery, the news channels covered the news with mobile phones and floor analysis, while the on-air channels used flashes throughout the day, with different strategies for viewers.
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As 6 p.m. approached, the time scheduled for the closing of the elections, the air channels focused on the big issue of the day, with their eyes set on three different scenarios. The bunkers of the five candidates -Javier Milei, Patricia Bullrich, Sergio Massa, Juan Schiaretti and Myriam Bregman-, the computing center from where the first official data would be communicated, the voting places, to reflect the stragglers who waited until the edge to cast your vote and the witness tables to have some indication of the election. The countdown clocks monopolized the screens and at the appointed time, this happened on the main air channels and on cable television.
This is how TN reported the closing of the 2023 presidential elections
El Trece broadcast the film Looking for Justice until hours before 6 p.m. it joined the duplex with TN to face election day. Marcelo Bonelli and Dominique Metzger were the journalists chosen for this informative fragment titled Decision 2023. “Run-off scenario,” reported on plates with white letters with a blue background. In addition, they revealed a “war of exit polls” and that the three candidates for Rivadavia’s seat were expectant and confident of reaching the tiebreaker.
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For its part, C5N presented the Argentina Vota segment starting at 5 p.m., with a panel headed by Gustavo Sylvestre and Luciana Rubinska. “A new election for these 40 years of democracy,” Sylvestre celebrated and they highlighted the vote of 74 percent of the voters, four points more than the PASO.
This is how C5N reported the closing of the 2023 presidential elections
América broadcast in duplex with A 24 and at 5:45 p.m. the central block called El País Chooses, a special edition with Rolando Graña and Soledad Larghi, began. “Urgent. Results in moments,” the plaque said and Graña spoke. “We are talking about crucial editions with expectations like rarely seen,” said the driver. On the zócalo, the order of the candidates placed Massa, Milei and Bullrich, although they did not refer to percentages. “There are very happy people because they think they hit a home run,” Graña added. And there are people who are not so happy,” Javier Calvo replied in the same enigmatic way. “Those who thought this was sung are in for a surprise,” Larghi concluded in tune.
This is how LN reported the closing of the 2023 presidential elections
LN+ began its central broadcast also at 5 p.m. with Presidential Elections 2023 and led by Eduardo Feinmann and María Laura Santillán. With the “Urgent” plaque, they marked the closing of the elections and clarified that from this moment only voters who were already inside the establishments could vote. In addition, they highlighted the climatic problems in Santa Fe and Entre Ríos that could delay the count.
This is how Tvpública reported the closing of the 2023 Presidential Elections
From 5 p.m., Horacio Embón, Felicitas Bonavitta and Verónica Urriolabeitía took command of the Public Television Noticias special. “The elections have closed, at this time the school doors are beginning to close,” said Bonavitta after the Embón countdown. “And comes the work of the table presidents, the prosecutors, another stage of this vote,” Urriolabeitía closed and they went to the cell phone from Chacarita in the Unión por la Patria bunker.
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Telefé aired La Peña de Morfi and a musical by Rodrigo Tapari began News Flash: Elections 2023, hosted by Rodolfo Barili. It is worth remembering that the other face of the channel’s central newscast, Cristina Pérez, distanced herself from the electoral coverage due to her emotional relationship with Luis Petri, Patricia Bullrich’s vice presidential candidate.
This is how Telefe reported the closing of the 2023 presidential elections
“The elections are closed,” the journalist headlined and immediately the screen split into eight with the cell phones at different strategic points. “We began to walk that path together to find out if there will be a new president today, a new president in the Argentine Republic, how the parties will turn out and what the scenario is.” Then, Reynaldo Sietecase took the floor and highlighted the 5 percent increase in the registry. “It is a historic election. Starting today, many things change in the Argentine political landscape,” he stated.
This is how Crónica reported the closing of the 2023 presidential elections
With a large red plaque in the background, Tomás Méndez occupied the air of Crónica alone when the elections closed at 6 p.m. and the plaque “Anxiety takes over us” tried to reflect popular humor. “There would be a ballot in Argentina. This is what is transcending so far. The most reliable exit polls are giving that,” said the driver. However, he along with Tamara Bezares warned about possible false data among those surveyed.
This is how El Nueve reported the closing of the 2023 presidential elections
El Nueve put its countdown with the Casa Rosada in the background, a symbol of what is at stake in this election. 18 hours on the dot in the Argentine Republic and in this way the elections are officially closed,” said Claudio Rígoli from the floor, together with Mariana Verón. And without mentioning results, percentages or trends, they went to a mobile phone in a school in Palermo to reflect the vote of the laggards.
This is how NET TV reported the closing of the 2023 presidential elections
For their part, on NeT TV they were in an interview with sociologist Pablo Seman when the clock struck 6 o’clock. Only at 6:07 p.m. the hosts Santo Biasatti and Nuria Am spoke about the topic with a summary of what was known so far: the increase in the citizen vote, the consensus of a second round scenario and that the first results will be known between 10 and 11 p.m.
2023-10-22 21:36:17
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