Milei would sweep the 2027 elections with a 14-point lead, according to a poll

A recent national survey once again placed President Javier Milei at the forefront of preferences ahead of the 2027 presidential elections, with La Libertad Avanza strongly leading voting intention.

The study, carried out by the consulting firm Trends, reflects a favorable outlook for the libertarian administration both in voting intention by political blocs and in a potential runoff against the ultra-Kirchnerist governor Axel Kicillof. The survey was conducted between January 5 and 16, with a total of 2,000 cases nationwide and a margin of error of 2.2%.

The report records that positive feelings prevail regarding the personal situation in the future, with 45% expressing "hope", while optimism regarding the country's future also reaches 45%, surpassing pessimism, which stands at 38%.

In relation to presidential management, Trends' work shows polarization, although with a clearly favorable balance for the head of state. 50% of those surveyed maintain a positive assessment of Javier Milei's administration, divided between 28% who rate it as "very good" and 22% who consider it "good". In contrast, 47% express a negative view, with 37% defining it as "very bad" and 10% as "bad".

The 2027 elections

The electoral section of the study concentrates the most relevant data in the report. Faced with the question "Thinking about the 2027 Presidential Elections, which of the following political blocs would you vote for?", the bloc led by the President clearly appears in first place.

La Libertad Avanza reaches 43% voting intention, surpassing by eleven points Peronism aligned with the corrupt Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and Axel Kicillof, which obtains 32%.

Further behind are Provincias Unidas, the bloc linked to governors Martín Llaryora and Maximiliano Pullaro, with 4%. 11% chose the option "another political bloc", while blank or null votes add up to 4% and 6% replied that they do not know or do not answer.

In addition to the scenario by blocs, the survey includes a direct measurement of the confrontation that today appears to be the most anticipated. Faced with the question "If there were a runoff between Milei and Kicillof, who would you vote for?", the results once again show a wide advantage for the President.

In that head-to-head, Javier Milei reaches 49% of the votes, compared to 35% obtained by Axel Kicillof, which would be a 14-point advantage. 9% opt for a blank or null vote, while 7% do not define their preference.

This way, Trends' study projects a scenario in which the administration remains in front both in the general competition by blocs and in a potential presidential runoff, consolidating a significant advantage at the beginning of the year and positioning the President with favorable numbers in the race toward 2027.