Disapproval of Javier Milei's government rises to 63.6%

63.6% of Argentines disapprove of the government of President Javier Milei, according to a national survey by the consultancy Zuban Córdoba y Asociados, distributed by the news agency Noticias Argentinas. The poll shows that support for the current administration stands at 35.3%, a decline from the 36.8% recorded in earlier surveys, while rejection rose 1.3 points from the 62.3% it had reached in August.

On the assessment of national leaders ahead of 2027, Buenos Aires province governor Axel Kicillof leads the ranking of positive image with 45%, followed by Cristina Fernández de Kirchner with 42%, Myriam Bregman with 40.1%, Patricia Bullrich with 37.6%, Natalia de la Sota with 36.6%, and the president himself with 36.1%. On electoral polarization, the study finds that 59.1% of respondents said they would never vote for Milei, compared with 49% who said the same about Kicillof.

Measuring potential vote for the presidential elections, Kicillof garners 29.1% of responses in the category of those who would certainly vote for him and 17.5% who say they would probably do so, for a potential base of support of 46.6%. Meanwhile, Cristina Kirchner registers 43.7% of potential electoral support, Bregman 40.2%, Sergio Massa 39%, Milei 38%, Bullrich 37.8%, and De la Sota 35.4%.