The approval of Argentine president Javier Milei surged in November, according to the latest measurement from the Global Leader Approval Rating by Morning Consult.
The report, prepared with data collected between November 6 and 12, 2025, shows that the president reaches a 56% positive image, while 40% have a negative opinion and 4% do not express a position.
The most significant data point is the evolution compared to October. In that month, his positive image stood at 48%, which implies a growth of 8 percentage points in just four weeks. This jump coincides with a political period marked by high electoral tension and the outcome of the legislative elections on October 26, when Milei consolidated broad national support.
La medición de Morning Consult.
A victory that reshaped the political map
The October elections took place in a climate of volatility and strong polarization. In that context, La Libertad Avanza (LLA), president Javier Milei's party, achieved a resounding national victory with 40.6% of the votes, surpassing the main opposition forces and establishing itself as the country's leading political force.
The result was especially notable in Buenos Aires province, where LLA reached around 41.5% of the votes, even surpassing Fuerza Patria in its own stronghold. In Congress, the libertarian bloc obtained 64 seats in the Chamber of Deputies, a development that strengthened its position to advance reforms.
Javier Milei, presidente de Argentina.
The electoral impact on the presidential image
The improvement in Milei's approval is interpreted, in large part, as a reflection of the electoral result. LLA's victory was seen as an explicit endorsement of the reforms promoted by the libertarian administration in economic, deregulation, and public spending reduction matters. The Morning Consult survey adds to other measurements taken after the elections, which reflect the growth of the presidential image.
With this measurement, Milei once again ranks among the world leaders with the highest level of public approval, managing to enter the top 5. The ranking is led by Narendra Modi, from India, with 71%, followed by Sanae Takaichi, from Japan, with 62%, Lee Jae-myung, from South Korea, with 58%, and Anthony Albanese, from Australia, with another 58%.
