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Argentina Poll Shows Milei Keeps 50.5% of His Voters

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A recent poll in Argentina shows President Javier Milei retains 50.5% of his 2023 voters, while Peronism leads with 35.7% of national vote intention.

What happened

A survey by Escenarios found that 50.5% of people who voted for President Javier Milei in 2023 would vote for his party, La Libertad Avanza, again. Peronism leads with 35.7% of national vote intention, ahead of Milei's camp with 27.2%. A second survey by Zentrix Consultora found approval of Milei's government rising to 35.2%, with 59.3% of respondents saying they would never vote for him.

Why it matters

The poll results are significant for investors, particularly those holding Argentine bonds, as a Peronist return to power could raise questions over the fiscal surplus and the opening to foreign capital. The election outcome is also closely watched by the US government, which has tied itself to Milei's economic policies. The polls suggest a close contest, with many former Milei voters undecided or leaning towards other options.

Key facts

  • Escenarios poll
  • 50.5% of Milei's 2023 voters would back his party again
  • Peronism leads with 35.7% of national vote intention
  • Zentrix Consultora found 59.3% of respondents would never vote for Milei.

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