Talleres de Córdoba: Andrés Fassi re-elected with nearly 80% of the vote | OneFootball

With a day marked by massive turnout and normalcy, Talleres experienced a true celebration this Sunday. Shortly after 5:30 p.m., the ballot boxes were closed at La Boutique and the Juan Pelatto Sports Complex, where members, leaders, and former players accompanied a historic electoral process for Cordoban football.

Andrés Fassi secured significant support projecting him through 2029, becoming the club’s first president to serve four consecutive terms. According to unofficial data, his slate “Adelante Talleres” garnered around 80% of the votes, while Román Huespe (“Talleres Somos Todos”) and Adrián Gruppi (“Talleres es de su Gente”) split the remainder. The noteworthy point is that the slate led by Huespe is said to have achieved 25% of the votes, which would put them in a position to have about 15 assembly members.

According to Miguel Cavatorta, head of communications and vice-presidential candidate, more than 10,000 members had voted before the polls closed, an unprecedented figure for a Cordoban club. “We are very happy and grateful for the people’s participation,” he emphasized.

The elections featured three slates and determined the positions for the Board of Directors, Audit Committee, and Assembly of Representatives, in a day that marked a new democratic milestone for the institution.

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