The legislative elections of 2025 are already lived within national politics, and both the ruling party represented by Javier Mileilike the opposition, seek to obtain the best results in the elections. Following this, The consulting firm Fixer published a report pointing to the image of the different political actors that the country has.
In it, which they considered ”totally polarized”it appears that La Libertad Avanza retains the support of its voters, but also exhibits significant growth in the Frente de Todos.
Furthermore, the respondents referred to economic expectations and the crisis, to which a 70% responded that it considers lower inflation in November, in counterpart to a 46% who believes that the situation will be worse in the coming years.
Growth in the opposition
In view of the legislative, the Front of All recorded good values in the analysis carried out by the consulting firm. The positive image of the former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner rose eight points, jumping from 33% to 41%. As for the negative, it fell four points, positioning itself at 52%.
On the side of the Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillofhas even better numbers: 46% positive image, and 49% negative. Furthermore, it is surprising Juan Graboiswith a negative image that fell 5% and a growth from 35% to 41% in the positive.
These values further reflect the concept of a polarized scenario between libertarians and Peronists. The report highlights: “LLA maintains a slight advantage of 1% in the no-deal scenarioand it improves 8 points if LLA, PRO and a sector of radicalism would be unified.”
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Javier Milei remains in the polls
The President had been obtaining some worrying results in terms of his positive image, since he had been in free fall. However, For the second consecutive month it remains at 41%, which gives it a certain stability with two months left until the end of the year.
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On the other hand, its negative image continues to grow, since it climbed to 55%marking a difference of 3% with September. The vetoes to the retirement reform and funding to universities seem to be the key factors in this increase. As the survey revealed, 60% disagree with the attack on retirees, while 56% expressed their rejection of the issue of study centers.
Likewise, Vice President Victoria Villarruel suffered a 6% drop in her positive image and a 3% growth in her negative image, after her distancing from the president within the framework of the internal conflict experienced in the ruling party. Patricia Bullrich, José Luis Espert and Manuel Adorni They have similar numbers. Finally, the ally of the libertarians, Mauricio Macrihas a negative image of 59%.
Source: Ambito
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