Milei's approval reached 36.2% in October, after three months of increase. The text compares this figure with that of Alberto Fernández in his last year
The national political scenario reflects a strong backing for the direction of government policy. According to data from the Public Opinion Monitor (MOP) prepared by the consulting firm Zentrix based on a sample of 1,278 national responses collected between October 19 and 30, the approval of the management led by President Javier Milei is experiencing a remarkable phenomenon of gradual recovery that has accumulated three consecutive months of increase, firmly trending towards 40 points of valuation.
Breaking down the monthly evolution since the winter period, the approval of the management started its upward trend from 31.4% in July, climbing to 32.2% in August, accelerating to 35.2% in September, and reaching a strong 36.2% in October. This constant progression represents a jump of 4.8 percentage points in just three months, positioning itself at the highest levels recorded since March — when it marked 38.5% — and achieving a significant contraction of the valuation gap from 27.4 points to just 19.3 points. This level of approval of the management is extraordinary as it is highlighted as double that of Alberto Fernández in his last year of mandate.
The president, Javier Milei.
When delving into specific demographic segments, the youth sector stands out as the most enthusiastic support base for the government project. Among individuals aged 18 to 39, the approval of the management rises to a notable 50.6%, while the individual positive image of President Javier Milei reaches 46.6% in this group of under 40s. Additionally, in the gender analysis, male support shows marked strength, placing the President's positive image at 41.2% among men.
In the socioeconomic realm, the positive valuation of the model is clearly highlighted in the higher productivity and income brackets. In the upper class, the approval of the management reaches 44.3%, matched by a positive image of 44.3%. Meanwhile, the middle class substantially supports the management with a 43.5%approval of the management and a positive image that climbs to 46.7%.
The president, Javier Milei.
Finally, regarding electoral potential and the firmness of the vote looking ahead, the core support base for the national government exhibits high stability and traction capacity. The secure vote for Javier Milei reaches 24.3%, to which an additional 10.6% of possible vote is added, consolidating a potential electoral support of 34.9% overall, which reaches 39% in the youth sector. This figure consolidates a very firm support base for the ruling party, surpassing the secure vote penetration of other national political figures such as Patricia Bullrich (with 19.1% of secure vote), Myriam Bregman (with 11.8% of secure vote), or Victoria Villarruel (with 11% of secure vote).
