A survey measured voting intention and La Libertad Avanza received 70%

Liberty Advances (LLA), the party of President Javier Milei, received a strong backing in a poll on voting intention conducted by Clarín on the social network X and WhatsApp.

More than 50,000 people participated in the survey, which asked: "If the elections were today, who would you vote for?".

The results showed an absolute dominance of Javier Milei's space over Peronism/Kirchnerism and the Left Front.

On X, where more than 46,000 people participated, Liberty Advances achieved 72.5% of the votes. Peronism/Kirchnerism came in second with 17.0%, followed by the Left Front with 3.4%. The option “Other/I don't know” gathered 7.1%.

The trend also held among WhatsApp participants. From nearly 6,000 responses, LLA obtained 67.3%, while Peronism/Kirchnerism reached 15.0%. The Left Front achieved 3.3% and “Other/I don't know” concentrated 14.4%.

Thus, the libertarian government far surpassed the other options in both channels used for the survey. Both on X and WhatsApp, the difference between Liberty Advances and Peronism/Kirchnerism was over 50 percentage points.

The poll on the national broadcast

The data comes after another poll conducted by Clarín last week, also through its audiences on X and WhatsApp, which measured the reception of the national broadcast by Javier Milei regarding the Malvinas Islands.

On that occasion, more than 12,000 people responded to the question: “What did you think of Milei's speech about Malvinas?”.

The option “Very good” was the most chosen on both platforms. On X, 59.9% rated the presidential message that way, and another 11.4% responded “Good”. Together, the positive responses reached 71.3%.

The negative options had a lower participation. 8.4% considered the speech “Bad”, while 20.2% rated it as “Very bad”.

On WhatsApp, the approval was even higher. 81.3% chose “Very good” and 6% responded “Good”, so the positive ratings reached 87.3%. Conversely, 2.1% rated the speech as “Bad” and 10.7% as “Very bad”.

Thus, the two surveys conducted by Clarín reflected a strong support among participants for Javier Milei and Liberty Advances.