VOS NOMINÁS! ¿QUIÉN QUERÉS QUE VAYA A PLACA JUNTO A SERGIO GORZY?

Twenty-five votes. That's the entire gap between Sara P. and Marcel Daset — 570 to 545, a 0.9-point margin out of 2,698 ballots. Look under the hood and the two bases barely match: Sara's crowd ran 57% female, Marcel's ran 59% male, two near-mirror-image electorates colliding in a near dead heat.

Neither camp came close to a majority. Sara's winning share was just 21.1% in a nine-name field, with F. Bentivoglio close behind at 15.5%. Fittingly, Uruguay — the single largest voting bloc — backed Bentivoglio over both leaders, while U.S. voters swung for Marcel: a fractured field settled by whichever crowd showed up bigger.

• 25-vote margin · Sara P. edged Marcel Daset by just 25 votes out of 2,698.
• Gender mirror image · Sara's base ran 57% female; Marcel's ran 59% male.
• No real majority · Winner Sara P. claimed only 21.1% in a nine-option field.
• Uruguay went elsewhere · The largest voting bloc backed third-place Bentivoglio, not the winner.