Within a very complex context for the ruling party, some electoral numbers smile on
Axel Kicillof
.
Or they are less angry than their national colleagues from the Frente de Todos.
However, in a new federal ranking,
the Buenos Aires president ended up as the governor with the worst image in the country
.
He is accompanied, closely, by an acquaintance: Alicia Kirchner
from Santa Cruz (and also a Christian)
.
These are just some of the data from the
latest national survey
, province by province, carried out by
CB Consultora Opinión Pública
.
The firm led by analyst
Cristian Buttié
is characterized by these district-by-district measurements.
In May 2020, he started publishing this interesting table of governors.
The February survey, between the 1st and 5th of the month, included between
610 and 1,065 cases per province
.
The results were presented with +/- 3.8% margin of error.
As in previous measurements,
in general the image numbers of the governors in their provinces are between good and very good
.
Only three had a differential against;
that is, more negative than positive.
Local leaders often outperform (and comfortable with) national politicians when evaluated in those same places.
the 8 worst
In addition to Kicillof and (Alicia) Kirchner, the other president who had a deficit balance was
Ricardo Quintela
, now also a Christian.
The man from Buenos Aires finished with 43.7% positive weighting and 52.1% negative weighting;
Cristina's sister-in-law with +45.2% and -50.4%;
and La Rioja with +48.3% and -49.1%.
Above this trio, already with a differential in favor, were four other pro-government governors plus the "independent"
Omar Gutiérrez
, of the Neuquén Popular Movement.
With these numbers:
- 17th
Gerardo Zamora
(Santiago del Estero):
+ 55.1% and - 41.5%
.
- 18th
Mariano Arcioni
(Chubut):
+ 54.4% and - 43.9%
.
- 19th
Gildo Insfrán
(Formosa):
+ 52.9% and - 44.2%
.
20th
Omar Perotti
(Santa Fe):
+ 50.3% and - 45.4%
.
- 21st
Omar Gutiérrez
(Neuquén):
+ 48.5% and - 47.9%
.
the middle 8
In the intermediate block, now with all the governors with more support than rejection, there is beginning to be a greater mix.
For example, the first president of Together for Change appears.
This is the radical
Rodolfo Suarez
from Mendoza , who used to be the leader of the ranking and now occupies a more than worthy ninth place: he combines
62.8% positive and 33.3% negative
, figures that any presidential candidate would envy.
In addition, in this group there are two local "independents": the missionary
Oscar Herrera Ahuad
and the
Arabela Carreras
from Rio Negro .
They have
+59.8% and -34.4%
, and
+59.3% and -37.9%
, and are ranked 12th and 13th respectively.
Then, they complete five leaders of the Frente de Todos:
- 10th
Raúl Jalil
(Catamarca):
+ 60.2% and - 37.5%
.
- 11th
Gustavo Melella
(Tierra del Fuego):
+ 60.1% and - 35.1%
.
- 14th
Jorge Capitanich
(Chaco):
+ 57.2% and - 39.2%
.
- 15th
Gustavo Bordet
(Entre Ríos):
+ 56.5% and - 39.6%
.
- 16th
Alberto R. Saá
(San Luis):
+ 56.2% and - 40%
.
top 8
The pleasant side of the ranking also has its peculiarities.
One could even sound contradictory: in a group with a strong opposition presence,
the best is an official.
It happens that the February table was led by
Sergio Uñac
from San Juan , from the Frente de Todos, with
68.8 points of support and 26.4 rejection
.
Second was the radical from Jujuy,
Gerardo Morales
, with
+68.3% and -29.1%
.
And three other "non-government members" also sneak in:
- 3rd
Juan Schiaretti
(PJ no K de Córdoba):
+ 67.9% and - 27.8%
.
- 6th
Gustavo Valdés
(UCR, Corrientes):
+ 66.2% and - 30.1%
.
- 7th
Horacio Rodríguez Larreta
(PRO, CABA):
+ 63.7% and - 32.4%
.
The cream of the ranking is completed by three front players:
- 4th
Sergio Ziliotto
(La Pampa):
+ 67.4% and - 29.5%
.
- 5th
Osvaldo Jaldo
(Tucumán):
+ 66.3% and - 31.2%
.
- 8th
Gustavo Sáenz
(Salta):
+ 63% and - 33.5%
.
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