Argentina held its national election yesterday, including the multi-candidate presidential race. The results are in: no candidate garnered the necessary 45 percent to win outright so the election will move to a 19 November two candidate run-off. The two qualifying candidates are current Economy Minister Sergio Massa and Chamber of Deputies member Javier Milei. Compared to the open primary, Massa gained a considerable share of votes, while Milei held stagnant.

Patricia Bullrich, the third-place vote getter in the primary yesterday, was eliminated, earning just 23.8 percent of the vote. Her votes are now up for grabs. Bullrich is an economic conservative from the Juntos por el Cambio (Together for Change) party. In that regard, she shares...