61.5% of Argentines demand a change of model in Javier Milei's management, according to a new survey

Published at: 27/05/2026 12:03 PM

A recent study by the consultancy firm Synopsis, led by political scientist Lucas Romero, shows that 61.5 percent of Argentines want a change of model compared to the current administration of President Javier Milei. The report highlights that only 33.8 percent prefer the continuity of the current course.

The demand for a shift in national politics reaches even sectors that accompanied the ruling party. Some 20 percent of those who voted for La Libertad Avanza in 2025 are now in favor of a change, evidencing growing disillusionment with the model based on wage adjustment and stagnation.

In electoral terms towards 2027, Peronism leads the intention to vote by a narrow margin against La Libertad Avanza. The ruling party has a potential support of 37.2%, a figure that adds to its hard core of 18.5% with 18.7% of voters who would choose the president in the absence of a more attractive alternative.

For its part, the opposition 41.1% intends to vote firmly, in addition to 19.2% who would opt for an opposition candidate even though they have not yet found an option that fully satisfies them.

The study highlights a phenomenon of generalized disaffection: 37.9% of the electorate admit that they are not convinced by any of the current alternatives. This group identifies 20.3% of former libertarian voters who are already planning to vote for the opposition in the next electoral contest.

These data confirm that, although the Government maintains a back-up floor considered relevant, the majority of the population demands to leave behind the current economic model. Lack of representation and uncertainty dominate an electoral scenario that remains open for 2027.

Mazo News Team