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Front of All vs. Together for Change: what the last five electoral polls say for 2021

2020-10-26T14:32:46.584Z


They are studies of national scope by the consulting firms Management & Fit, Opinaia, Synopsis, Giacobbe and CIGP.


Eduardo Paladini

10/26/2020 11:20 AM

  • Clarín.com

  • Politics

Updated 10/26/2020 11:20 AM

While a sector of the Frente de Todos embraces the economic crisis and the coronavirus pandemic to promote the suspension of the PASO, and from Together for Change they do not rule out the exception, the consultants continue to take the temperature of the central fight of the Argentine politics.

How is the struggle between the two dominant forces today?

Clarín

accessed the

last five polls

that, in different ways, measured the electoral pulse for the 2021 legislative elections.

The studies, all national in scope, are from

CIGP

,

Jorge Giacobbe & Asociados

,

Synopsis

,

Management & Fit

and

Opinaia

.

Consultants of different sizes who worked on both sides of the crack.

The results of its polls, released in the last week, show an attenuated polarization compared to 2019 and a certain fatigue with the crack.

Here is the review of each poll:


CIGP: loss of votes, with the ruling party up

She is a small consultant, who has been measuring and disseminating her studies for several elections.

Between October 10 and 15, he surveyed

890 cases

.

The firm asked:

"If the midterm elections (2021) were today, which political force would you vote for?"

.

He led the

"Frente de Todos"

with

33%

(reached 48% in 2019), followed by

"Together for Change"

with

26%

(40% last year), 15% "none", 11% "liberals", 7% "ns / nc", 5% "other" and 3% "left".


And in his summary of results, he highlighted the electoral panorama:

- "The

main political forces in

the country present, facing the 2021 elections, a

significant loss of intention to vote

(compared to 2019)".

v 1.5

Electoral poll 1

Based on a national survey of 890 cases.

October 2020. In%.

Tap to explore the data

Source:

CIGP

Infographic:

Clarín

- "Regarding the transfer of votes in the

 Frente de Todos

, it focused mainly on 'none', which would mark a

'disappointment'

on the part of the voter, or else that the vote in 2019 of these voters was more strategic than ideological ".

- "On the side of Juntos por el Cambio, the

bloodletting

of voters is

greater, most of

 whom have turned to the 'liberal' sector represented in our survey by José Luis Espert and Javier Milei".

Giacobbe: the rejection of the Government is extended

Jorge Giacobbe

(son) was the first to broadcast electoral polls this year, based on a particular question:

"Do you want the Frente de Todos (Government) to win or lose next year's elections?"

.

v 1.5

Electoral poll 2

Based on a national survey of 2,500 cases.

October 2020. In%.

Tap to explore the data

Source:

Jorge Giacobbe & Asociados

Infographic:

Clarín

He originally investigated it in June and, since then,

the rejection of the ruling party has been increasing

.

In their latest measurement, a survey of

2,500 cases

from October 13 to 15,

51.3%

said they want

the FdT to lose

against 32.4% who wanted it to win.

He completed 14.2% of "I don't care" and 2.2% of "ns / nc".

The

gap in favor of defeat

thus reached

18.9 points

, when in June it was only 5.6: 37.3% wanted an official victory against 42.9% who preferred an opposition victory.


Management & Fit: opposition majority

The consulting firm that

Mariel Fornoni

runs

, and works with different political parties, conducted a survey of

2,200 cases

between October 17 and 21.

The electoral chapter also addressed it in a general way.

"If there were elections again tomorrow, would you feel more inclined to vote for a candidate favorable to the Alberto Fernández government or for an opposition candidate?"

asked M&F.

The

opposition variant led with 50.7%

, against 36.4% of the ruling party and 12.9%. 


The firm also presented the results by

gender, age and economic level

.

In this last cut is where more differences were counted.

v 1.5

Electoral survey 3

Based on a national survey of 2,200 cases.

October 2020. In%.

Tap to explore the data

Source:

Management & Fit

Infographic:

Clarín

- Among

women

, the ruling party added 37.5% and the opposition 47.4%.

Among

men

, 35.2% and 54.5% respectively.

- Among those

under 40

, the ruling party got 34.3% and the opposition 53.3%.

Among those

over 40

, 38.5% and 48.2%.

- Among those with

a low economic level

, the ruling party reached 46.4% and the opposition 36.4%.

Among those with

a medium economic level

, 33.1% and 52.9%.

Among those with

a high economic level

, 28.3% and 66.5%.

Synopsis: fourth fall of the Front of All

It is another of the consulting firms that began months ago with its electoral measurements.

He is already in his fourth study and the

fall of the ruling party

was repeated in all the polls.

v 1.5

Electoral poll 4

Based on a national survey of 1,206 cases.

October 2020. In%.

Tap to explore the data

Source:

Synopsis

Infographic:

Clarín

Between October 8 and 12,

Synopsis

surveyed

1,205 people

.

He repeated the question he has been asking since July:

"If today were the legislative elections of 2021, which political force would you vote for?

The option" other political force "reached 54.7%, against 33.2% of the" ruling party " : a

distance of 21.5 points

.

In

July

, that gap was only

7.7

(46.3% vs. 38.6%);

in

August it

was increased to

10.7

(47.5% vs. 36.8%) and in

September

it was already at

13.7

(48.7% vs. 35%).

This last month it made the most important leap and it was enlarged almost 8 points more.

Opinion: tie, with light polarization.

It is one of the pioneering firms in online measurements.

Between October 9 and 20, he did a study of

1,800 cases

.

And he asked:

"Next year there will be legislative elections to choose national deputies and senators. Which of the following political spaces would you vote for?"

.

There was an

exact tie

between the

Frente de Todos and Juntos por el Cambio

, which added

25%

each.

A light polarization, taking into account that between the two they were around almost 90 points just a year ago.

The rest?

Awakening (Espert) 7%, Non-Kirchnerist PJ 4%, Left Front 3%, NOS (Gómez Centurión) 1%, None 11%, Does not know / does not answer 24%.

v 1.5

Electoral poll 5

Based on a national survey of 1,800 cases.

October 2020. In%.

Tap to explore the data

Source:

Opinaia

Infographic:

Clarín

In another part of the study,

Opinaia

evaluated the

electoral floors and ceilings

of the two main forces.

And there they were also very even.

- The

Frente de Todos

combined

53% of "I would never vote for him"

, with 19% of "I could get to vote for him" and 28% of "I would surely vote for him."

- While

Juntos por el Cambio

had

51% of "I would never vote for it"

, 27% of "I could get to vote for it" and 22% of "I would surely vote for it".

These rejection numbers, plus the two digits that the "none" variant usually achieves or the growth of anti-system options like Espert's reflect

a phenomenon that Clarín has been warning about

: a certain tiredness with the crack and politics in general.

In any case, according to the analysts and transmit the same numbers,

the scenario is very open

, more than 9 months before the STEP (will they be done?) And before a legislative election, which usually shows a greater dispersion of the vote.

Source: clarin

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