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Table 6.7: Effective Number of Municipalities by Province, and Mayoral
Reelection Rates -1983-2007

Province	■ ■ ... ENM . ..	Reelection
Buenos Aires	35.58	0.46
Cordoba	22.98	0.51
Misiones	11.80	0.48
Entre Rios	11.23	0.22
Rio Negro	11.18	0.28
Mendoza	10.75	0.43
Chaco	10.12	0.42
SanJuan	8.70	0.24
Santa Fe	8.26	0.47
La Pampa	7.81	0.38
Corrientes	6.94	0.36
_________Jujuy_________	6.13	0.21
Tucuman	5.60	0.16
Catamarca	5.12	0.28
Salta	5.08	0.40
Chubut ~	4.87	0.39
Santiago del Estero	4.43	0.29
Neuquen	4.30	0.27
Santa Cruz	4.20	0.29
Formosa	3.80	0.27
La Rioja	3.71	0.48
San Luis	3.51	0.35
Tierra del Fuego	2.02	0.35
Total	8.26	0.39

In order to improve our knowledge about reelection rates, I distinguished
municipalities in two groups over the basis of the median share of population, the upper
75% and finally the upper 90%. Rates of reelection tend to decrease as the percentile of
population in municipalities increases. As it can be read in Table 6.8, the higher the
threshold, the lower is the reelection rate in these groups. When the sample is divided
50-50, 36% of the mayors of the most populated half of municipalities was reelected.

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