Who is the governor with the worst image that can give the Frente de Todos re-election?

The provinces will be key in the next one presidential elections which will determine who will rule Argentina until 2027 i in many of them they decided to postpone the elections so that they would not coincide with the national calendarbut the view is focused on the most populous in the country: on Province of Buenos Aires.

The Buenos Aires area, as usual, It will run concurrently with the national election schedule and mayoral candidates, as well as ambitious governors and presidential candidates, will also vote. They will be tied for votes, something many provinces have decided to change.

The latest research from CM consultants reveals a mixed picture of this crucial PBA election: Axel Kicillof seems to be getting closer to a possible re-election as governor, but he is also the provincial leader with the worst image in the whole country.

Whoever can celebrate being the first is also a member of the Frente de Todos: from San JuanSergio Unac left pointer, Gerardo Morales (JvC) of Jujuy second and Juan Schiaretti from Córdoba third. Horacio Rodriguez Larreta appears only in the seventh position.

Of the 24 governors that Argentina has, the former Minister of the Economy is in last place with 44.3% negative image, in which 38.9% of answers with a “very bad” image stands out among 17,892 respondents across the country included in the survey.

Kicillof: two sides of the coin

These negative data that the governor of Buenos Aires has do not turn to polls and It is one of the pillars by which Kirchnerism and the Frente de Todos must strive for re-election which allows them a second mandate both at the national level and in the Province.

In a previous study by CM consultantscarried out at the provincial level, where the image of the leader was measured, as well as the intention to vote, the people of Buenos Aires put both the administration and the political view of Kicillof in the red, but at the same time he is the winner of the elections.

Frente de Todos, if the elections were “tomorrow”, would be the party with the most votes, with 31.1 percent, but The incumbent governor would also come out on top as the candidate with the highest intent: he would garner 22.9% in front of the remote Diego Santilli which would be second with 15.4%.

This is the duality that Kicillof has. A bad image at both the national and provincial levels, with negative reviews of his management over the past three years, but with a strong flow of votes that the Frente de Todos can bring re-election to the position of governor and president. A different panorama just a few months after they were considered almost lost.