Consequently, both Chilovi and Ottobre retired from the race, but Ottobre, who was very critical of the pact, chose to run for president instead. On congress day Panizza was voted secretary by 75% of the delegates, while Corona took 23%.
This led to both Chilovi and Ottobre abandoning their bids, but Ottobre, who had significant reservations about the agreement, chose to pursue an alternative – running for president. On congress day, Panizza was elected secretary by a substantial majority of 75% of the delegates, while Corona received a smaller share of 23%.