According to a recent survey, the president is very close to a potential victory in the first round
The advantage of the space led by the President becomes even more pronounced in the second scenario posed by the survey. When the inquiry is made by electoral formulas, La Libertad Avanza, with Javier Milei and Patricia Bullrich as candidates, reaches 40% voting intention.
This result places the ruling party in an even more favorable position and would already allow them to achieve a potential victory in the first round.
Far behind is Fuerza Patria/PJ, with Axel Kicillof and Natalia De la Sota, which obtains 23%. The difference between the two formulas thus reaches 17 points, further widening the advantage that Milei and his space had shown in the individual measurement.
The FIT, with Myriam Bregman and Nicolás del Caño, comes in third with 8%, while the non-K peronism, represented by Victoria Villarruel and Miguel Ángel Pichetto, reaches only 4%. The Alliance of Governors, made up of Juan Schiaretti and Gustavo Valdez, registers 3%. On the other hand, 5% lean towards another alternative and 17% still have not defined their vote.
The numbers from the Isasi-Burdman preview thus show Milei and La Libertad Avanza as the strongest electoral option among the scenarios consulted. With 37% by candidate and 40% by formula, the President clearly appears well above his competitors as we approach 2027.
A preview of the latest national survey by the consulting firm Isasi-Burdman, presented by Julio Burdman at Neura Media, once again confirmed the strong support that President Javier Milei receives ahead of the 2027 elections.
According to the study, the president reaches a 37% voting intention in the candidate scenario and leads by 14 points over his main competitor, the ultra-Kirchnerist Axel Kicillof, who obtains 23%.
The result marks a strong endorsement for Milei in the electoral projection and places him very close to the percentage needed to win in a potential first round. In this scenario, the President is just 3 points away from a potential victory, while the rest of the candidates lag considerably behind.
The distance from Kicillof is one of the main data points of the measurement. The Buenos Aires governor gathers 23%, while the communist Myriam Bregman appears in third place with only 8%. Further behind are Victoria Villarruel, with 5%, and Juan Schiaretti, with 3%.
The survey also records 5% for other candidates and 19% of respondents who still do not know who they would vote for. Even with that level of undecided voters, Milei maintains a leadership position that is significantly superior to that of his rivals.
