A study by Explanans shows that Córdoba leads in support for Milei, his government, and his political and economic model
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The consulting firm Explanans published a national survey that places Córdoba as the district with the greatest support for the National Government, highlighting consolidated backing. The study was conducted between November 5 and 11 on a sample of 6,152 cases, with parameters that ensure statistical accuracy. The result shows that Córdoba's support far exceeds the national average and reflects sustained appreciation for the policies promoted by Milei.
The report, led by Sebastián Puechagut, recorded that the province gave a 6.8 rating to the national administration. That score is above districts such as Mendoza, Santa Fe, CABA, and Buenos Aires, where support was substantially lower. The gap between regions reaffirms that Córdoba continues to be the main political stronghold of the libertarian project.
The study also investigated the relationship that Martín Llaryora should maintain with the Casa Rosada and revealed a strong social mandate toward cooperation. According to the data, 58.7% of Cordobans believe that the provincial government should fully align with Milei, consolidating a clear political message. That percentage markedly exceeds those who prioritize a defensive or directly oppositional stance toward the National Government.
Un relevamiento nacional ubica a Córdoba como el distrito de mayor acompañamiento al Gobierno Nacional
A rebound that strengthens the national landscape
The survey also recorded a significant rebound in President Milei's image, who managed to recover after the drop in August, when his approval had fallen to 45%. Explanans emphasized that in the last one hundred days there has been a notable improvement that once again placed the President above 50%. The consulting firm indicated that the variation shows a recovery comparable to January levels and demonstrates a strengthening in public perception.
The analysis added that this improvement is linked to changes implemented by the national administration, which were positively valued by broad social sectors. Córdoba once again stood out within this upward movement, reaffirming its status as a province with a political identity more aligned with the presidential agenda. The evolution of such significant Cordoban support influences the national outlook due to its historical weight in electoral processes and in shaping public opinion climates.
This behavior also suggests that the alignment between the local government and the Casa Rosada should intensify in the coming months, if the social demand for full cooperation continues. Córdoba thus marks a clear contrast with jurisdictions where support remains more fragmented, which reinforces its role as a bastion of the libertarian project. With these trends, the most anti-Kirchnerist province in the country once again demonstrates its undeniable support for President Milei's model.
