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Governor of San Luis Province
Provincial coat of Arms
Incumbent
Claudio Poggi
since 10 December 2023
AppointerDirect popular vote
Term length4 years
Inaugural holderJuan Daract
Formation1913

The governor of San Luis (Spanish: Gobernador de la Provincia de San Luis) is a citizen of San Luis Province, in Argentina, holding the office of governor for the corresponding period. The governor is elected alongside a vice-governor. Currently the governor of San Luis is Claudio Poggi.

Governors since 1983

Governor Term in office Party Election Vice Governor
Adolfo Rodríguez Saá 10 December 1983

23 December 2001
PJ 1983
1987 Ángel Rafael Ruiz
1991 Bernardo Quincio
1995 Mario Merlo
1999 María Alicia Lemme
María Alicia Lemme 23 December 2001

10 December 2003
PJ Vacant
Alberto Rodríguez Saá 10 December 2003

23 December 2011
PJ 2003 Blanca Pereyra
2007 Jorge Luis Pellegrini
Claudio Poggi 23 December 2011

10 December 2015
PJ 2011 Jorge Raúl Díaz
Alberto Rodríguez Saá 10 December 2015

Incumbent
PJ 2015 Carlos Ponce
2019 Eduardo Mones Ruiz

See also

References

Provincial governors in Argentina
Provinces
Buenos AiresAxel Kicillof (PJ)
CatamarcaRaúl Jalil (PJ)
ChacoLeandro Zdero (UCR)
ChubutIgnacio Torres (PRO)
CórdobaMartín Llaryora (PJ/HPC)
CorrientesGustavo Valdés (UCR)
Entre RíosRogelio Frigerio (PRO)
FormosaGildo Insfrán (PJ)
JujuyCarlos Sadir (UCR)
La PampaSergio Ziliotto (PJ)
La RiojaRicardo Quintela (PJ)
MendozaAlfredo Cornejo (UCR)
MisionesHugo Passalacqua (FRC)
NeuquénRolando Figueroa (C)
Río NegroAlberto Weretilneck (JSRN)
SaltaGustavo Sáenz (PAIS)
San JuanMarcelo Orrego (PyT)
San LuisClaudio Poggi (ASL)
Santa CruzClaudio Vidal (SER)
Santa FeMaximiliano Pullaro (UCR)
Santiago del EsteroGerardo Zamora (FCxS)
Tierra del FuegoGustavo Melella (FORJA/FDT)
TucumánOsvaldo Jaldo (PJ)
Buenos Aires City
Jorge Macri (PRO)
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