The consulting firm Opinaia released a new national survey this Thursday that marks a favorable shift for Javier Milei's government and consolidates, especially among young people, support that reaches unprecedented levels since mid-year.
The study, conducted between November 3 and 7 on a sample of 1,000 cases across the country, is the first survey after the legislative elections of October 26, and shows that the image of the ruling party achieved its best performance since July and that La Libertad Avanza once again appears as the political space with the greatest capacity for political expansion after the elections.
One of the most relevant findings of the report is the evolution of the President's image. Approval of Milei's administration reached 48%, surpassing previous records and approaching the equilibrium point with respect to the negative view, which stood at 50%. This is the best rating in several months, in a scenario where public opinion had been showing greater caution regarding the economic and political direction.
Support from young people and men
The growth in support for the government has a central component: support from young people. Among people aged 16 to 25 years, Milei records a positive image of 61%, compared to a 37% negative and just 2% undecided.
This is the age group where the President reaches his highest numbers, consolidating a trend that had already been expressed at the polls and that now intensifies after the legislative elections.
