Fueguian People's Movement

The Fueguian People's Movement (Spanish: Movimiento Popular Fueguino; MOPOF) is a provincial political party in the Tierra del Fuego Province of Argentina. It was formed in 1985, becoming the first provincial political party in Tierra del Fuego;^[2] for most of its history, it was one of the main political parties in the province.^[6][7]

Fueguian People's Movement Movimiento Popular Fueguino
Abbreviation	MOPOF
Leader	Miriam Boyadjian[1]
Founded	8 May 1985; 40 years ago (1985-05-08)[2]
Merger of	Feguian People's Union Neighbourhood Group
Headquarters	Kayén y Kupanaka, Ushuaia[3]
Ideology	Regionalism[4]
National affiliation	Frente de Todos[5]
Argentine Chamber of Deputies (Tierra del Fuego seats)	0 / 5
Argentine Senate (Tierra del Fuego seats)	0 / 3
Seats in the Tierra del Fuego Legislature	4 / 15
Website
Official website
Politics of Argentina Political parties Elections

Electoral results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Votes	%	seats won	total seats	position	presidency	notes
1985	3,582	23,12 (#3rd)	0	0 / 2	Minority	Raúl Alfonsín (UCR)
1991	2,309	8.30 (#3rd)	2	2 / 5	Minority	Carlos Menem (PJ)
1991	9,704	38.11 (#1st)	2	2 / 5	Minority	Carlos Menem (PJ)
1993	7,972	26.09 (#2nd)	1	3 / 5	Majority	Carlos Menem (PJ)
1995	7,683	22.49 (#2nd)	1	2 / 5	Minority	Carlos Menem (PJ)
1997	10,740	28,23 (#2nd)	1	2 / 5	Minority	Carlos Menem (PJ)
1999	4,562	11.62 (#4th)	0	1 / 5	Minority	Fernando de la Rúa (UCR—Alliance)
2001	4,660	13.44 (#4th)	0	0 / 5	Extra-parliamentary	Eduardo Duhalde (PJ)
2003	3,731	8.21 (#4th)	0	0 / 5	Extra-parliamentary	Néstor Kirchner (PJ—FPV)
2005	9,447	18.30 (#3rd)	0	0 / 5	Extra-parliamentary	Néstor Kirchner (PJ—FPV)
2007	2,216	4.47 (#9th)	0	0 / 5	Extra-parliamentary	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (PJ—FPV)
2009	2,242	3.68 (#7th)	0	0 / 5	Extra-parliamentary	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (PJ—FPV)
2011	13,788	22.54 (#2nd)	1	1 / 5	Minority	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (PJ—FPV)
2013	12,796	17.08 (#3rd)	0	1 / 5	Minority	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (PJ—FPV)
2015	5,608	7.17 (#4th)	0	0 / 5	Extra-parliamentary	Mauricio Macri (PRO—Cambiemos)
2017	—		0	0 / 5	Extra-parliamentary	Mauricio Macri (PRO—Cambiemos)	did not participate
2019	—		0	0 / 5	Extra-parliamentary	Alberto Fernández (PJ—FDT)	did not participate

Senate

Election year	Votes	%	seats won	total seats	position	presidency	notes
1991	—		2	2 / 3	Majority	Carlos Menem (PJ)	indirect election
1995	—		2	2 / 5	Majority	Carlos Menem (PJ)	indirect election
2001	2,757	7.71 (#5th)	0	0 / 3	Extra-parliamentary	Eduardo Duhalde (PJ)
2007	1,585	3.11 (#10th)	0	0 / 3	Extra-parliamentary	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (PJ—FPV)
2013	15,639	22.37 (#2nd)	1	1 / 3	Minority	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (PJ—FPV)
2019	—		0	0 / 3	Extra-parliamentary	Alberto Fernández (PJ—FDT)	did not participate

Tierra del Fuego governorship

Election year	Candidate		Coalition	1st round		2nd round		Result
				# of overall votes	% of overall vote	# of overall votes	% of overall vote
1991	José Arturo Estabillo		—	12,414	45.41	12,395	50.59	Y 2-R Elected
1995	José Arturo Estabillo		—	22,232	57.99	—		Y 1-R Elected
1999	Roque Martinelli		—	9,635	22.32	—		N 1-R Defeated
2003	Jorge Alberto Garramuño		—	9,172	18.96	—		N 1-R Defeated
2007	Jorge Alberto Garramuño		MOPOF+UCR[a]	9,461	17.78	—		N 1-R Defeated
2011	—							did not participate
2015	Federico Sciurano		Unite Tierra del Fuego[b]	6,736	8.69	41,737	48.09	N 2-R Defeated
2019	Gustavo Melella		Concertación Fueguina[c]	8,502	9.30	—		Y 1-R Elected

Tierra del Fuego provincial legislature

Election year	Votes	%	seats won	position
1987	2,141	20.87	3 / 15	Minority
1987	3,381	21.90	4 / 15	Minority
1987	3,760	15.93	2 / 15	Minority
1989	2,840	10.40	1 / 15	Minority
1991	No data		7 / 15	Minority
1995	14,311	40.06	7 / 15	Minority
1999	12,352	32.06	5 / 15	Minority
2003	8,131	20.12	4 / 15	Minority
2007	5,577	11.91	3 / 15	Minority
2011	6,153	11.35	3 / 15	Minority
2015	6,719	9.90	4 / 15	Minority
2019	7,971	10.91	2 / 15	Minority

Notes

1. The MOPOF+UCR formula received, in total, 16,094 votes (30.25%), in the first round.
2. Unite Tierra del Fuego received, in total, 30,781 votes (39.71%), in the first round.
3. Concentración Fueguina received, in total, 50,329 votes (55.03%).