Regarding Leandro Santoro's political identity, 62.5% define him as Kirchnerist, 6.2% categorize him as Peronist, and the remaining 31.3% consider him "neither."
The survey then delves into the electoral scenarios of the City of Buenos Aires from different perspectives. To begin, it presents a comparison between the three main political currents in Buenos Aires. Which one would people choose?
According to the survey by DC Consultores, 40.1% would opt for La Libertad Avanza, 38.3% would lean toward the PRO, and 21.6% would support the Kirchnerist/Peronist space.
When the survey focuses specifically on the lists that will compete on May 18 —17 in total— and their voting intention, the ranking is as follows:
- Manuel Adorni (La Libertad Avanza): 25.6%
- Leandro Santoro (Es Ahora Buenos Aires): 23.1%
- Silvia Lospennato (Primero Buenos Aires): 17.2%
- Horacio Rodríguez Larreta (Volvamos Buenos Aires): 8.7%
- Ramiro Marra (Ucedé): 6.4%
- Paula Oliveto (Coalición Cívica): 2.8%
- Vanina Biasi (Frente de Izquierda): 2.6%
- Yamil Santoro (Unión Porteña Libertaria): 2.2%
- Lucille Levy (Evolución): 1.8%
Undecided: 9.6%
The survey also includes a question about who citizens believe will be the winner of the elections, beyond their personal preference. In that area, Manuel Adorni also leads with 34.7%, followed by Leandro Santoro with 31.5% and Silvia Lospennato with 21.2%.
Finally, with an eye on the race for the Head of Government in 2027, the pollster presents a potential runoff between Adorni and Santoro. The projected result shows a wide advantage for the libertarian leader: 71.7% versus 28.3%.
