A survey by DC Consultores measured six negative feelings about seven national leaders
Cristina Kirchner again took first place in another of the indicators surveyed: disappointment or weariness. There she reached 26.8%, followed by Kicillof, with 19.5%, and Villarruel, with 19.1%.
The rest of the negative measurements showed other leaderships. In distrust or fear, the Kirchnerist Massa came in first with 25.8%, followed by Villarruel, with 17.1%, and Kicillof, with 15.4%.
Regarding the feeling of fear of losing what one has, the first place went to Mauricio Macri, with 30.9%. Kicillof came in second with 23.6% and Massa third with 14.5%. Cristina Kirchner recorded 9.4%, while Bullrich obtained 7.4%, Milei 7.1%, and Villarruel 7.1%.
Indifference had Villarruel as the main reference, with 26.3%, followed by Macri, with 22.6%, and Massa, with 18.5%. Kicillof reached 17.9%, Bullrich 6.5%, Cristina Kirchner 5.8%, and Milei 2.4%.
The study by DC Consultores was conducted between August 28 and 31, with a total of 2,345 cases, and a margin of error of +/- 2.5%.
The survey shows a scenario marked by high levels of rejection towards Cristina Kirchner and other Kirchnerist leaders, especially Kicillof, who appears among the top positions in several of the negative indicators.
The former president and convicted of corruption Cristina Kirchner topped a ranking of hatred and rejection among the main national political leaders, according to a survey conducted by DC Consultores.
The corrupt former president obtained 37.8%, a figure that placed her well above all other candidates. The ultra-Kirchnerist governor Axel Kicillof, for his part, obtained 18.9%.
The survey focused on the negative feelings generated by seven leaders: Cristina Kirchner, Javier Milei, Axel Kicillof, Patricia Bullrich, Mauricio Macri, Sergio Massa, and Victoria Villarruel. In addition to hatred or rejection, distrust or fear, fear of losing what one has, secondhand embarrassment, disappointment, or weariness and indifference were also measured.
In the main ranking, the level of rejection towards Cristina Kirchner reached 37.8%, while Milei obtained 20.6% and Kicillof 18.9%. Further behind were Patricia Bullrich, with 10.2%; Mauricio Macri, with 6.4%; Sergio Massa, with 5.9%; and Victoria Villarruel, with just 0.2%.
Adding all the hatred towards Kirchnerist leaders, the rejection of the space reaches a total of 62.9%, far surpassing the members of the national government.
The strong presence of leaders linked to Kirchnerism also appears in other negative indicators. Kicillof, in addition to ranking third in hatred or rejection, topped the ranking of secondhand embarrassment, with 29.1%. In that measurement, he was followed by Sergio Massa, with 20.3%, and Victoria Villarruel, with 15.6%.
