Alert in the Government: a new survey shows Juntos vote to vote with the ruling party in the Province

It is known, by political logic but above all mathematics, the importance of the

in a national election.

With close to

, the result in that district has a decisive impact on the presidential election.

For this reason, a

that measured there thinking about this year's elections ignites another

.

According to the study carried out by

this Monday,

.

With an extra risk: can Peronism lose the governorship again?

The survey that brings these news is from

, one of the firms that has grown the most in recent years and that today has as clients, among others, the governments of Córdoba (of the Peronist no K Juan Schiaretti) and Ciudad from Buenos Aires (by Horacio Rodríguez Larreta).

Clarín

anticipated this Sunday two polls in provinces with a lot of weight and an anti-K profile, such as Córdoba and Mendoza, which also showed a

, in fourth and third place respectively for a presidential STEP.

In

, the firm led by analyst

interviewed

, between March 6 and 10, and presented the results with +/- 2.8% margin of error.

It evaluated three hypotheses of primaries (scheduled for August 13).

He measured the presidential inmates, with Cristina Kirchner and Mauricio Macri on the grid, and without them;

and also, pondered the intention to vote for governor.

In all three cases, it was a very close, open-ended fight.

Even in a case with Together for Change above.

Presidential STEP in the Province: Cristina's impact

In the first box for the presidential election, the two ex-presidents are offered as candidates, and there the

is clear .

The vice is not only

, but also helps the Frente de Todos stay even a few tenths above Juntos por el Cambio in the sum per space.

In this table,

, thanks to

 and 6.2% from Sergio Massa, 4.6% from Alberto Fernández, 1.8% from Daniel Scioli, 1.1% of Wado de Pedro, 0.7% of Juan Grabois and 0.2% of Juan Manzur.

Together for Change reaches 33.7%

, with

:

, followed by Patricia Bullrich (7.3%), Mauricio Macri (6.1%), María Eugenia Vidal (3% ), Facundo Manes (2.1%), Gerardo Morales (2%) and Elisa Carrió (0.8%).

Javier Milei finishes third

, with an interesting

, and is completed by Myriam Bregman (from the Left Front, 1.6%), Schiaretti (0.6%), blank (5.3%) and I don't know (9, 1%).

Without Cristina (or Macri) on the ballot, the opposition comes to the fore: 33.5% to 29.1%.

They are distributed like this:

-

: Larreta 14.2%, Bullrich 10.4%, Vidal 3.6%, Morales 2.3%, Manes 2.2% and Carrió 0.8%.

-

: Massa 11.2%, Fernández 7.1%, De Pedro 5.3%, Scioli 4.3%, Grabois 1% and Manzur 0.2%.

-

: Milei 16.3%, Bregman 2.2%, Schiaretti 0.6%, blank 7.1% and I don't know 11.4%.

STEP for governor in Province: Kicillof against everyone, very even

The

.

First, because by going close to the national one, the drag of the presidential one is impossible to ponder.

But also, the offer outside the crack is not clear.

, for example, measured three possible libertarian candidates: José Luis Espert, Fernando Burlando and the generic "a candidate from Milei".

With that asterisk ahead, the parity between Together for Change and the Frente de Todos is striking, in the district that explained the broad victory K in 2019. In the hypothesis of this survey, two trends are also confirmed: Axel

.

With these numbers:

- Axel Kicillof 32.7%.

-

, Cristian Ritondo 3.1%, Martín Tetaz 3%, Joaquín de la Torre 2.7% and Néstor Grindetti 1.5%.

.

- Fernando Burlando 9.8%.

- A candidate of Milei 6.6%.

- José Luis Espert 6.1%.

- Blank 4.2%.

- I don't know 9.2%.

look also

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