They measured the main politicians of the country in three rankings: Máximo Kirchner was last in two

Eduardo Paladini

10/21/2020 10:54 AM

• Clarín.com

• Politics

Updated 10/21/2020 10:54

If the Buenos Aires elections were today, Together for Change (JxC) should not have major inconveniences in obtaining a victory.

A consulting firm evaluated the

of national relevance in the

and of the first 10, 9 are from that space.

More complicated is the opposition scene in the

.

Or, seen in another way, it is more favorable for the Front of All (FdT): of the 7 above, 5 belong to it.

In the

of the country, meanwhile, preferences appear more mixed.

The data comes from a survey by

, a consulting firm created last year that makes daily update measurements.

It is led by

, political scientist and former Poliarquía.

They have institutional clients, some of them foreign funds.

The latest study, of

online

, was conducted between September 28 and October 4, with a margin of error of +/- 4%.

From that initial screenshot two other conclusions jump: the good moment of the Buenos Aires head of government, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, who

;

and the other side of the head of the FdT bench in Deputies, Máximo Kirchner, who

(CABA and Interior).

Another one who has

is Mauricio Macri: he is the worst in the GBA and in the City he does not enter the

.

The fight in CABA

As anticipated at the beginning of the note, the dominance of Together for Change in the district is overwhelming.

positive

of all there:

.

And he is followed by three leaders who sound like candidates in the district: former governor María Eugenia Vidal (58% positive, for the moment closer to running in Province in 2021), Buenos Aires senator Martín Lousteau (56%, who in 2023 could repeat the attempt for the Head of Government) and the head of the PRO, Patricia Bullrich (50%, variant for Deputies in CABA for next year).

The

is completed by former minister Roberto Lavagna (8th, with 45%) and five other members of JxC: the leader of the Civic Coalition, Elisa Carrió (5th, 49%), the Cordovan deputy Mario Negri (6th, 47%), former senator Miguel Pichetto (7th, 46%), former Buenos Aires deputy Emilio Monzó (9th, 44%) and Jujuy governor, Gerardo Morales (10th, 37%, same percentage than the economist José Luis Espert).

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Image of politicians in CABA

Positive valuation percentage.

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And Macri?

It shares the

position

(36% positive), with President Alberto Fernández and the Buenos Aires Minister of Security, Sergio Berni.

Mitigating for the former president of Cambiemos: prior to the 2019 election, he also had a regular assessment in the district and yet he won the election there with ease.

Pollsters repeat it: image is not synonymous with vote, neither in favor nor against.

Anyway, Macri has already warned that he will not run in 2021.

The bottom part of the Buenos Aires ranking is completed by the Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof (15th, 32% positive);

Cristina Kirchner, Juan Schiaretti and Sergio Massa (16th, all three with 28%) and

, with 27%.

The fight in the GBA

The other side of the Buenos Aires ranking, of course, is Greater Buenos Aires.

As if the AMBA were the same economic and health region for the coronavirus, but with

.

One of the few coincidences is that this image table in the

.

As Clarín advanced, that good assessment of the Buenos Aires head of government among voters of the Frente de Todos, especially since the pandemic started, explained the attack of the ruling party K against his figure.

.

Larreta has the GBA 69% positive, followed by Alberto F. (2nd, 60%), Lavagna (3rd, 54%), Kicillof (4th, 53%), Berni (5th, 51) and Massa ( 6th, 50%).

Some conclusions:

- Despite the steady decline since late April,

.

-

, at one point, is the 

: good image in many districts but few votes (at least in 2019).

- The

who also comes with falls,

.

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Image of politicians in GBA

Positive valuation percentage.

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-

has a

, not only in the GBA, and that encourages him to be a candidate.

-

, who suffered great wear and tear since its splendor in 2013, also confirms its

.

The

is completed by Cristina (7th, 49%), Lousteau (8th, 47%), Máximo K (9th, 43%) and Vidal (10th, 38%).

Beyond being in the middle up,

, for the district that she managed until less than a year ago and where she could run again.

The

the Buenos Aires ranking is

: P. Bullrich (11th, 37%), Carrió (12th, 35%), Monzó (13th, 33%), Negri and Pichetto (14%, 33%), Morales (16th, 32%), Espert (17th, 28%, also scarce if you plan to run in the Province).

Last are Schiaretti and Macri

, both with

.

Consolation for the governor of Córdoba: his level of knowledge is much lower than that of the former president.

The fight inside

In the interior of the country, the bid is a little more distributed.

But

:

-

, in this case with 61% positive.

-

is again

(2nd, 54%).

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Image of politicians in the Interior

Positive valuation percentage.

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-

confirms that he is doing

of Buenos Aires (3rd, 51%).

-

completes his

(he shares position and numbers with Vidal).

-

also

this table (6th, with 50%).

-

(17th, 32%) and

(last, 30%)

.