The report shows La Libertad Avanza with competitive levels that place it on the brink of a first-round victory
In the second scenario, with the PRO included, the space led by Mauricio Macri reaches 10% of voting intention, placing it in third place. In this case, La Libertad Avanza stands at 35%, while Fuerza Patria remains at 23%.
A new national survey revealed that President Javier Milei maintains strong support ahead of the 2027 presidential elections.
The study, conducted by the consulting firm Isasi-Burdman between the 19th and 25th of this month and based on 1,896 cases nationwide, presents various indicators of the current situation and electoral projection.
Regarding the president's image, 43% of respondents expressed a positive assessment, compared to 44% negative and 12% neutral, with 1% not responding. In terms of management evaluation, 46% approve and 47% disapprove, while 7% did not express an opinion.
In the electoral arena, the report measures two scenarios for the first round of the 2027 presidential election. In the first, without the participation of the PRO, La Libertad Avanza reaches 39% of voting intention, giving it a significant advantage over the Kirchnerism of Fuerza Patria, which records 23%, placing Milei's party on the verge of a potential first-round victory.
In that same scenario, an alliance between the UCR and sectors of the provincial PJ obtains 7%, the Left Front also 7%, other parties add up to 6%, and 18% remain undecided.
The rest of the forces are distributed with 7% for the UCR-PJ provincial alliance, 4% for the Left Front, 4% for other spaces, and 17% of undecided voters.
The report also includes a section on opposition leadership. In that segment, Axel Kicillof leads the preferences with 24%, followed by Cristina Kirchner with 18% and Mauricio Macri with 12%.
Further back are Myriam Bregman with 6%, Maximiliano Pullaro with 3%, Juan Grabois with 2%, and Sergio Massa with 2%, while 33% is divided among other options or does not express a preference.
The data from the survey consolidates a scenario in which the libertarian government maintains a clear advantage in voting intention, even considering variations in the electoral offer.
