The latest survey from DC Consultores shows a potential coalition between LLA and PRO as the favorite among the people of Buenos Aires
63.7% say they will vote for change, while only 36.3% prefer continuity. The difference highlights a strong demand for political renewal and management focused on solving concrete problems.
In that same vein, one of the slogans that received the most support was: “The province does not need more narrative, it needs results”, backed by 64.2% of those surveyed. The result shows that the demand for results and management occupies a central place among the priorities expressed in the survey.
In this context, profiles linked to municipal management appear with greater prominence. The provincial senator from LLA, Diego Valenzuela, tops the ranking of “rental guarantors”, followed by the Chief of Staff of Milei's Government, Diego Santilli. In that measurement, Kicillof is relegated to 0.4%, marking a wide gap from the top positions.
Security also emerges as one of the main concerns. 33.4% prioritize a reform and modernization of the Buenos Aires Police, while 30.8% demand greater urban control and technology. Social prevention accounts for 28.2% of the responses.
The data from DC Consultores reveal a scenario in which the intention for change gains strength and LLA-PRO appears as the best-positioned space, against a Peronism that is losing strength.
A potential coalition between La Libertad Avanza and PRO in the province of Buenos Aires is positioned as the space with the greatest support ahead of the upcoming gubernatorial elections in 2027.
The survey was conducted by DC Consultores, and reflects a very favorable scenario for the national government of President Javier Milei and, at the same time, a significant warning sign for Peronism in its main stronghold.
According to the latest measurement from the consultancy, the LLA-PRO alliance would reach 38.5%, surpassing the Peronism/Kirchnerism by more than ten points, which registers 27.8%.
The survey also shows a fragmented scenario among other alternatives: 13.6% lean towards neighborhood or provincial fronts, while 11% remain undecided.
One of the central data points of the study appears when analyzing the expectations of the bonaerenses regarding the direction of the province.
