A new electoral poll has revealed interesting results about the current political situation in Argentina. In the first scenario analyzed, total parity is observed at the top between the Justicialist Party led by Cristina Kirchner and Axel Kicillof, which ties at 33% with La Libertad Avanza of José Luis Espert. Additionally, 3% of respondents would vote blank and 8% do not know or do not answer.
On the other hand, in a second scenario, an alliance between the Federal Peronism and the Civic Radical Union is proposed. In this case, the most voted leader would be Juan Schiaretti in a potential center coalition.
The key question of the survey was: "If the legislative elections were tomorrow, which political space would you vote for?" According to the results, if La Libertad Avanza and the PRO united, they would surpass the Kirchnerist PJ in leadership with 39% against 33%. This scenario shows that the center coalition would reach 12%, the left would remain at 3%, and there would be 4% of blank votes, with 9% undecided.
The data reveal that underestimating Cristina Kirchner and not including her in the media debate could be dangerous. Other political parties and coalitions, such as Schiaretti's Federal Peronism, Lousteau and Manes' UCR, and the Left Front, are ranked lower in the preference of respondents.
Furthermore, it is highlighted that within each political space, interesting data emerges. In the ruling party, the dispute between Javier Milei and Victoria Villarruel shows a clear winner in favor of the President, with 86% support compared to 10% for the Vice President.
These results reflect the preferences of the respondents and their perception of the political leaders of each space. The survey, conducted by Opina Argentina, took place between the 7th and 9th of this month, including 1,764 cases, with a margin of error of +/- 2.31%.
In summary, the electoral poll provides relevant information about the political situation in Argentina and suggests possible alliances and strategic movements for the legislative elections of 2025.
