Argentines voted Sunday in legislative elections that will determine the future of President Javier Milei's reform agenda and likely trigger market turmoil if voters desert him, despite unprecedented US aid.

The mid-term elections are the first national test of support for Milei's budget-slashing cuts and attempts to deregulate the economy since he won power two years ago.

Half of the seats in the Chamber of Deputies and one-third of the Senate seats are up for grabs.

The run-up to the vote was marked by a run on the national currency, the peso, that forced Milei to seek a bailout from US President Donald Trump.

Washington has promised an unprecedented $40 billion package of aid, but the assistance came with a warning from Trump to Argentines that he would not "be generous" if the outc

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