The Limited Times

Now you can see non-English news...

New poll: they measured five K candidates in the City, including Daniel Scioli and Matías Lammens

2021-06-25T06:31:22.277Z


It is a study by CB Consultora Opinion Pública. How would they go in an internship and against Together for Change.


Eduardo Paladini

06/20/2021 10:34 AM

  • Clarín.com

  • Politics

Updated 06/20/2021 10:34 AM

With less intensity than in the province of Buenos Aires, due to the size of the district but perhaps also because it is an adverse scenario, the

Frente de Todos has

already started the debate on how to face the next

legislative elections in the City

. Days ago, it agreed to keep all the parties that made it up in the last elections within the alliance and began the classic

roll-out of candidates

. With strong names. Five, at least, according to a

new survey

accessed by

Clarín

:

Daniel Scioli, Matías Lammens, Leandro Santoro, Vilma Ibarra and Gisella Marziotta

.

CB Consultora Opinion Pública

was the firm that measured them.

It is the pollster that began more than a year ago to disseminate an interesting ranking of governors and that does polls throughout the country.

Last week, Clarín advanced part of his last Buenos Aires study, of

1,387 cases

, and which also included a very hot duel in Together for Change: the tough Mauricio Macri and Patricia Bullrich vs.

the moderates María Eugenia Vidal and Fernán Quirós.

The report brings data on the

image and electoral potential

of each leader (floors and ceilings), how an inmate would come out and how the general numbers are for the election in CABA, with a

wide advantage for the macrismo

.

Respect for the figures of the Frente de Todos, as explained, the panorama is complex, beyond the names, due to the rejection that the Fernández administration has been generating and a very current anti-Kirchnerism.

Image and voting intention x 5


Some parameters of the adverse Buenos Aires scenario:

the five K leaders evaluated have a negative image differential

(more rejection than support), a low electoral floor ("I would surely vote for it") and a

ceiling that is also limited

(when it is added "I could vote for it").

All numbers clearly below the candidates of Together for Change.

With that red present, of course, there are nuances:

Image and electoral potential of Matías Lammens, according to CB Consultora Opinion Pública.

- The Minister of Tourism,

Matías Lammens

, who made a very good election for head of Government 2019 glued to the Fernández ballot, is the one with the

highest vote intention ceiling (23.4%)

.

Image and electoral potential of Leandro Santoro, according to CB Consultora Opinion Pública.

- Legislator

Leandro Santoro

, the only one who has already formally signed up as a candidate and even posted posters on the street, is the one who

combines the best image

(only 5.3 negative balance points) and has the highest vote intention floor (It is the only one that reaches two digits).

Scioli, Ibarra and Marziotta, on the other hand, are below.

Image and electoral potential of Daniel Scioli, according to CB Consultant Public Opinion.

- The

current ambassador to Brazil

, who, as

Clarín said,

raised the profile and is measured in the two Bueno Aires, combines the

worst image

(negative above 72% and differential against almost 52 points) and a

poor electoral floor

(3, 2% "would surely vote for it").

Image and electoral potential of Gisela Marziotta, according to CB Consultora Opinion Pública.

-

Marziotta

, promoted by Víctor Santa María, the head of the porters and strong man of the Buenos Aires PJ, has a

high ignorance

(44.1%) and the

lowest electoral ceiling

(14.7% among those who would "surely vote for her" and those who "could vote for it").

Image and electoral potential of Vilma Ibarra, according to CB Consultora Opinion Pública.

-

Ibarra

, current Legal and Technical Secretary, is

just one notch above Marziotta

, almost within the margin of error: 39.4% ignorance and 5.8% electoral ceiling.

Intern K and much discussion of Together for Change


Within the even numbers of the Frente de Todos,

Santoro seems to capitalize on some of the installation by having launched before

.

He is the only one who so far said he wants to be.

Unlike Lammens, who already warned Fernández that he would prefer to stay in office.

A way to preserve himself to seek revenge for the Buenos Aires leadership in 2023.

Marziotta needs to renew her bench, which is also pre-scored

.

And more diffuse is that of Scioli and Ibarra.

After the departure of Marcela Losardo from Justice, it seems unlikely that Alberto Fernández will yield to another of the closest officials he has in the Cabinet.

How would an inmate of the Frente de Todos in CABA leave today, according to CB Consultora Opinion Pública.

Beyond speculation, these were the

numbers of a possible intern

:

1st Santoro 12.8%.

2nd Lammens 7.6%.

3rd Scioli 5.4%.

4th Ibarra 2.5%.

5th Marziotta 1.4%.

- Another 5%.

- I don't know 8.6%.

- I would not vote for any 56.7%.

How an election in the City would turn out today, according to CB Consultora Opinion Pública.

Finally,

CB

also proposes a general voting intention scenario, by space.

And there the advantage is wide for Together for Change, which exceeds 50%.

1 ° Together for Change 50.3%.

2nd Front of All 18.4%.

3rd Left Front 4.8%.

4th Liberal Front 4.5%.

- Other force 5%.

- I still don't know 17%.


Source: clarin

All news articles on 2021-06-25

You may like

Trends 24h

News/Politics 2024-04-16T06:32:00.591Z
News/Politics 2024-04-16T07:32:47.249Z
News/Politics 2024-04-16T05:04:59.862Z

Latest

© Communities 2019 - Privacy

The information on this site is from external sources that are not under our control.
The inclusion of any links does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.