A new national survey positions President Javier Milei at the forefront of voting intention, with a strong advantage in a first round scenario and an even greater difference in a potential runoff.
The study, conducted by the consulting firm Isasi - Burdman between June 19 and 25 on 1,950 cases, shows that La Libertad Avanza is in first place with 40 points of voting intention.
In this way, the space led by the president surpasses “Fuerza Patria & PJ of Kicillof, Cristina, and Massa” by 17 points, which reaches 23%.
President Javier Milei
Far behind are other political forces. Both the “Alliance of provincial radicalisms and Peronisms” and the “Left Front of Bregman and Del Caño” register 9% each, while 2% of those surveyed declare themselves undecided and 17% still do not know who they would vote for.
This first-round scenario confirms the predominance of the libertarian government in the current political map, with a significant difference against its main competitors and an electoral flow that would allow it to win in the first round.
Runoff between Milei and Kicillof
In that same line, the study also evaluated a potential runoff between Milei and the ultra-Kirchnerist governor Axel Kicillof. There, the President further expands his advantage: he reaches 52% of voting intention against 37% of his rival, with 11% undecided. The 15-point gap reinforces the electoral strength of the current president.
Another relevant piece of data from the survey relates to the perception of the political direction in the province of Buenos Aires. 58% of those surveyed expressed support for a change of model, compared to 34% who opt for continuity, which shows a majority demand for renewal.
The survey
Regarding the President's image, the numbers reflect sustained support. Milei registers a 42% positive rating and a 45% approval of his management, indicators that keep him as one of the figures with the most political weight at the national level.
Regarding re-election, the study shows a scenario of strong polarization: 44% expressed support and 44% against, confirming that the President's figure is at the center of the political debate.
The consulting firm Isasi - Burdman, responsible for the survey, has established itself as a reference in recent electoral analysis, with projections that on various occasions have been favorable for the government.
With these results, the electoral landscape begins to take shape with greater clarity: Javier Milei not only leads in voting intention but also expands his advantage in decisive scenarios, consolidating his position ahead of a potential re-election
