Eduardo Paladini
02/25/2021 10:52 AM
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 02/25/2021 10:52 AM
In the context of a persistent and furious rift, few figures generate as much interest and political intrigue as
Máximo Kirchner
.
Partly because of his (almost) silence in the media and perhaps also because some perceive him as the heir chosen by his mother.
This particularity led several
pollsters
to pay greater attention to the evolution of the
public image
of the head of the block of deputies of the Frente de Todos.
So much so that a consulting firm began to measure it at the national level.
Province by province.
How did it go?
In the February poll, which
Clarín
carried out exclusively this Thursday, it showed an
improvement in 16 of the 24 provinces
.
But his balance is still clearly in the red.
The survey is from
CB Consultora Opinion Pública
, a firm with origins in Córdoba that has been publishing a ranking of governors for just under a year.
And he also added figures of national scope to his district-by-district measurements.
Clarín
told this Wednesday, for example, the strong impact that the vip vaccination scandal had had on the figure of Alberto Fernández.
In that same study - with
500 to 1,250 respondents
per province - which shows that the President's assessment dropped in 19 districts, the numbers of Máximo Kirchner appear.
The evolution, in his case, was positive
.
But even with the improvement, the deputy continues with more negative image than positive in most of the country.
Axel Kicillof and Máximo Kirchner in Moreno, in a ceremony in early December.
Like most of the K leaders, Máximo Kirchner's main strength is in the smaller provinces and in Buenos Aires.
Tierra del Fuego
and
Santa Cruz
are still the only two where it exceeds 50 positive points. In the first, and compared to January, it rose from 52.3% to
53.8%
.
In the second, from 50.9% to
52.3%
.
The podium is completed by another small (and poor) district:
Santiago del Estero
.
There, the valuation in favor of Cristina Kirchner's son went from 39.6% to
46%
.
Two steps down (5th place) appears perhaps his most important asset.
In the province of
Buenos Aires
, Máximo Kirchner rose 2.5 points and reached a
40.9%
weighting in favor.
Although the differential plays against it (51.8% negative), they are relatively good numbers because it is the main district of the country and where the bulk of the leadership has a balance against.
The other 12 provinces where its valuation increased between January and February -in several cases, marginally- were:
6th
La Pampa
: from 37.8% to 38.7%.
10th
San Juan
: from 32.4% to 32.9%.
11 °
Catamarca
: from 31.8% to 32.5%.
12th
Chubut
: from 31.5% to 32.4%.
13 °
Neuquén
: from 29.4% to 30.7%.
15th
Tucumán
: from 26.3% to 28.6%.
17 °
Salta
: from 24.2% to 26.5%.
20th
CABA
: from 23.7% to 24%.
21 °
Río Negro
: from 22.6% to 23.3%.
22 °
Jujuy
: from 21.1% to 21.9%.
23 °
Córdoba
: from 19.2% to 20.1%.
24 °
Mendoza
: from 17.9% to 18.2%.
Despite the rise, in many of these provinces,
particularly those in the center of the country
, the rejection of the figure of Máximo Kirchner continues to be very high: in CABA it has a negative 70.3%, in Mendoza - 67.9% and in Córdoba - 65.3%.
They are numbers similar to those of his mother, with the same anti-K logic of these urban conglomerates.
Thinking of a national projection, the deputy should also improve the level of knowledge and interest that he shows in some regions of the country, where today he has
more than 20 "don't know / don't answer" points
.
