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The article covers the critical intellectual climateof the electoral reform of 1912 from thenationalist perspective of Ricardo Rojas. Thecrisis of cosmopolitanism heralded in La restauracionnacionalista (1909) during theCentennial is now compounded by the crisis ofuniversal suffrage. In 1911, it answers an “electionpoll” conducted by the newspaper LaNacion with the original aim of geographicallydistributing the electoral function by dividingthe country according to its “democratic capacity.”Although this idea of citizenship is outdated,the same cannot be said of the questionsrelating to the equality of the “real” conditionsof the exercise of suffrage in dialogue with otherreflections on nation and nationality: Is the“community of citizens” part of the nation orthe whole nation?

Nacionalismo y reforma electoral en la Argentina del Centenario: Ricardo Rojas en el debate de la Ley Sáenz Peña