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Argentina polls show Milei facing high disapproval and electoral parity

Recent political polling in Argentina indicates significant challenges for President Javier Milei as the country looks toward the 2027 elections. Multiple surveys from consultancies including Trends, Zuban Córdoba, Equipo Mide, and CEOP Latam reveal high levels of public dissatisfaction.

Key findings show that approximately 59% to 63.6% of voters disapprove of Milei's administration, with 60% believing the country is moving in the wrong direction. Furthermore, 52% of respondents believe Milei does not deserve a second term, and 58% report being in a worse economic situation since he took office.

Regarding future electoral scenarios, Trends reports a technical tie in a potential runoff between Milei and Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof, with Kicillof holding 58% support among Peronist voters. Other runoff scenarios involving Cristina Fernández de Kirchner or Sergio Massa also show Milei maintaining a slight lead, though the gap is narrowing.

Economic concerns remain central to the political landscape. A CEOP Latam poll indicates that 52% of citizens desire a change in the current political direction, and 60.6% oppose maintaining the current fiscal adjustment path, particularly regarding cuts to disability services.

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Argentina · Axel Kicillof · Cristina Fernández de Kirchner · Javier Milei · La Libertad Avanza · Sergio Massa · Trends

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