A recent poll revealed that even the Argentine president could win in the first round of elections.
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A new national survey by the consultancy firm QMonitor shows that President Javier Milei remains the country's leading political figure, leading the intention to vote for 2027 and consolidating a strong core ofsupport in the midst of a scenario of high polarization.
According to the study, conducted on 1,645 cases across the country between February 8 and 24, Milei achieved 40% of voting intention if the presidential elections were held today, clearly ranking above the rest of the leaders.
The report also shows that support for the Government remains especially strong in the interior of the country, where approval reaches 51%, consolidating a key territorial base for the
ruling party.
In terms of political support, the nucleus identified as “mileist” shows practically total support for management, with a Citizen Support Index (IAC) of 7.7 points out of 10. This indicator, which measures variables such as the honesty of officials and the ability to solve problems, reflects a high assessment among those who support the Government's direction
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Even within other spaces, such as the PRO, the index reaches 5.3 points, which shows relevant levels of support beyond the hard core.
President Javier Milei.
The difficulties of the opposition
In parallel, the survey highlights the difficulties of the opposition in capitalizing on the vote of those who do not support the Milei Government
.
74% of those surveyed disapprove of the general behavior of the opposition parties, marking a sharp deterioration in the image. In addition, 63% consider that they are not ready to govern in 2027, compared to just 16% who believe otherwise
.
This scenario reinforces Milei's position as the main figure in the current political system, in a context where the ruling party manages to sustain electoral leadership, support in key sectors of the country and a base of support convinced of the economic and political direction.
