Milei sweeps the polls and beats Kirchnerism by 20 points for 2027

A recent electoral poll confirmed La Libertad Avanza's strong advantage and positions President Javier Milei as the dominant figure heading into the 2027 elections.

According to the Isasi/Burdman study, libertarian government reaches 42% of voting intention at the national level, while Peronism, composed of Cristina Kirchner, Axel Kicillof and Sergio Massa, is relegated to 22%.

The 20-point difference represents a significant gap in the current political scene, consolidating Milei's party far above the rest of the spaces.

The rest of the political forces are distributed with considerably lower levels of support. The Left Front, represented by Myriam Bregman and Nicolás del Caño, has 5% of voting intention. For its part, the United Provinces space, linked to the governors Maximiliano Pullaro and Martín Llaryora, reaches 4%. At the same time, 9% choose other alternatives and 18% remain undecided

.

The report also analyzes how alliances impact this scenario. If former president Mauricio Macri were part of the United Provinces space, voting intention would rise

to 11%.

However, this growth does not alter the general picture, since the advantage of the ruling party remains solid, even considering a slight variation in the percentages.

Support for Milei's reforms In addition to

electoral competition, the study focuses on social support for the reforms promoted by

the Milei Government.

The Single Paper Ballot has an 81% approval rating nationwide, with just 11% rejection. In the case of the province of Buenos Aires, support is also in the majority, with 69% in favor versus 23%

against.

Another central point of the survey is the elimination of Open, Simultaneous and Mandatory Primaries (PASO), proposed by Milei as part of its electoral reform. According to the data, 74% of respondents agree with this measure, while 21% reject it

.

Along the same lines, the reduction in public funding for political parties and campaigns also has broad support: 73% spoke out in favor of making progress in that direction, against 19% who disagreed.

The survey was conducted between April 19 and 24 on a sample of 2,049 cases across the country, including people over 16 years of age.

With these results, the study not only reflects a consolidated electoral advantage for the ruling party, but also a significant level of support for the main initiatives promoted by the Government.