After the confirmation of the electoral formulas, the Argentine electoral calendar is launched with a view to the primary elections, which will take place on August 13. The National Electoral Chamber has established the key dates for the electoral process, including the mandatory presidential debates that will take place on October 1 and 8, and a possible third debate on November 12 in the event of a second round.
Last Saturday marked the official start of the electoral campaign, where the pre-candidates for the presidency began to deploy strategies to attract voters, using social networks, posters, graffiti and advertising in the media. As the process progresses, citizens will be able to consult the electoral rolls and polling station authorities will be designated.
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The national electoral schedule highlights several important dates, including August 13 for the primary elections, October 22 for the general elections, and November 19 for a possible ballot if necessary. In addition, deadlines are established for the beginning and end of the electoral campaign, as well as the prohibition of public acts that may influence the capture of the vote. Mandatory presidential debates are also high on the calendar, offering candidates the opportunity to discuss and present their proposals to the public.
| July 9th | Beginning of the electoral campaign for the PASO in audiovisual media |
| July 14 | Appointment of board authorities and publication of the definitive register |
| July 19 | Beginning of the prohibition of public acts likely to promote the recruitment of suffrage |
| July 29 | Dissemination of polling places and tables |
| August 11 | End of the electoral campaign and beginning of the electoral ban |
| August 13 | STEP Elections (Primary, Open, Simultaneous and Mandatory) |
| September 2 | Beginning of the electoral campaign for the generals |
| September, 17th | Beginning of the electoral campaign in audiovisual media |
| September 22 | Publication of the definitive standards |
| September 27th | Beginning of the prohibition of public acts likely to promote the recruitment of suffrage. |
| October 1st | Mandatory presidential debate (first instance) |
| October 8th | Mandatory presidential debate (second instance) |
| October 20 | End of the campaign and beginning of the electoral ban |
| October 22 | General elections |
| 12th of November | Mandatory presidential debate (in case of ballotage) |
| November 19th | eventual ballot |