A recent national opinion study conducted between November 19 and 27 revealed a significant strengthening of President Javier Milei's political position and projects a resounding victory ahead of the 2027 reelection.
The report, titled "Milei & Order. Second Season," gathers the opinions of 1,136 respondents and confirms the continuation of a favorable climate for the ruling party following the electoral victory on October 26.
The survey once again shows a trend that had already begun to be detected weeks earlier: a marked improvement in economic expectations and the presidential image.
Javier Milei.
Analysts consider these points to be determining factors, as they often anticipate social sentiment and support for the administration. The report states that, at present, Milei's government is experiencing a scenario of future optimism that is reflected both in image indicators and in electoral projections.
One of the first findings from the study is the evolution of support for the libertarian leader. The measurement records a 53% positive image, accompanied by 9% neutral and 38% negative. The increase in this area is steady: in September, the favorable balance was 44%; in October, 46%; and in November, the indicator rose again, adding another 7 points.
The perception of the government's performance follows a similar pattern. 55% of those surveyed state that they approve of the administration, while 37% disapprove and 8% say they do not have a defined opinion.
La encuesta.
However, the most striking section of the report appears when exploring possible scenarios for the 2027 presidential elections. When asked directly: "If the 2027 presidential elections were held today, would you vote in favor of Milei's reelection, or against Milei's reelection?", 52% respond that they would vote in favor, compared to 33% who say they would vote against, and 15% who do not know.
When delving deeper into the electoral competition, the results also show a clear advantage for Milei. In response to the question: "If the 2027 presidential elections were held today, who would you vote for?", the leader of La Libertad Avanza reaches 54% voting intention.
Far behind are the Kirchnerist Axel Kicillof with 18%, Juan Schiaretti with 3%, Nicolás del Caño with 3%, while 5% would choose other candidates and 17% have not yet made a decision.
According to the report by consulting firm Isasi-Burdman, these figures describe a scenario in which the ruling party not only retains a solid base, but also expands its competitiveness to levels that far exceed the opposition.
