Felipe Carballo, a Uruguayan legislator, has publicly questioned a resolution passed by the Congress of the *Frente Amplio* (FA) aimed at limiting the practice of collecting votes. This practice, involving the accumulation of ballots, was instrumental in Carballo’s own election to the Senate. The FA views this method as inconsistent with its established political traditions. The resolution seeks to curtail this electoral engineering tactic. Carballo’s challenge indicates internal debate within the *Frente Amplio* regarding acceptable campaign methods. This decision by the Congress of the *Frente Amplio* signals a shift towards potentially stricter electoral regulations within Uruguay. The debate centers on the fairness and historical context of vote collection practices.