President Javier Milei ranked among the top national leaders in the three positive sentiment rankings measured by a new survey from DC Consultores.
The president led two of the evaluated categories: expectation/hope, with 29.6%, and trust/admiration, with 28.6%. Additionally, he placed second in relief/satisfaction, with 13.2%.
The study included three tables aimed at measuring the positive feelings generated by seven political leaders: Milei, Patricia Bullrich, Victoria Villarruel, Cristina Kirchner, Axel Kicillof, Sergio Massa, and Mauricio Macri.
President Javier Milei
The Surveys
In the expectation/hope ranking, Milei reached first place with 29.6%. Following him was the senator from La Libertad Avanza, Patricia Bullrich, with 23.8%, while the ultra-Kirchnerist governor Axel Kicillof completed the podium with 20.3%. The corrupt former president Cristina Kirchner, meanwhile, recorded only 2.9% in this category.
The President's position was also highlighted in the trust/admiration measurement, where he again took first place. Milei obtained 28.6%, followed by Bullrich, with 25%, and Cristina Kirchner, with 21.4%. Kicillof lagged far behind in this indicator, with 2.6%.
The third positive indicator was relief/satisfaction. In this table, Milei ranked second, with 13.2%, behind Bullrich, who led the measurement with 36.9%. Victoria Villarruel completed the podium with 12.4%.
The survey
Thus, the President consistently appears among the top positions in the set of positive indicators surveyed by the consultancy. His best performance occurred in expectation/hope and trust/admiration, categories he led with percentages close to 30%.
Bullrich also showed a prominent presence in the favorable measurements: she placed second in both expectation/hope and trust/admiration and led the ranking of relief/satisfaction.
At the other end of the study, the main rankings of negative sentiments were topped by Cristina Kirchner and leaders linked to Kirchnerism.
The former president led the hate/rejection index, with 37.8%, while Kicillof obtained 18.9%. Cristina also topped the disappointment/fatigue category, with 26.8%, and Kicillof took first place in secondhand embarrassment, with 29.1%.
The positive results are part of the same national survey by DC Consultores that measured the feelings generated by seven leaders. The survey was conducted between August 28 and 31, covering 2,345 cases, with a margin of error of +/- 2.5%.
