Rosario effect? An electoral survey measured in Santa Fe and the Frente de Todos did very badly

Santa Fe

is the 

in Argentina, behind Buenos Aires and Córdoba;

but the spotlight of politics and the media settled there due to the social drama and insecurity that one of its main cities, Rosario, is experiencing, 

.

Impossible not to associate one thing with the other: a

measured the province and the

.

The study carried out by

this Tuesday is from

, a firm that conducts surveys throughout the country and has among its clients the governments of Córdoba and the City of Buenos Aires.

This newspaper advanced some of its latest studies that showed, for example, a complex scenario for the ruling party also in Buenos Aires territory.

In Santa Fe, the consultancy headed by analyst

surveyed 1,002 online cases, between March 6 and 10, and published the results with +/- 3.1% margin of error.

The poll evaluated

, always internal

:

(one with Cristina Kirchner and Mauricio Macri, and another without them) and

.

The national and provincial elections are separated.

Presidential STEP: bad with Cristina and without her, worse

In the first table, with Cristina and Macri on the offer, the sum of the candidates of

(35.3% to 24.5%).

And that

, with 17.1%.

But the rest of her colleagues contribute little or nothing: Sergio Massa 4.3%, Daniel Scioli 1%, Alberto Fernández 0.8%, Juan Grabois 0.8% and Eduardo "Wado" de Pedro 0.5%.

In the opposition, with Macri on the field,

, the former president reaches 6.2% and then María Eugenia Vidal closes 2 8%, Gerardo Morales 2.8%, Facundo Manes 1.2% and Elisa Carrió 0.9%.

Javier Milei

, meanwhile, is alone among the libertarians and with 15.5% is the

under Cristina.

Further away are Juan Schiaretti (PJ no K) with 4.3%, Myriam Bregman (Left Front) 1.7%, plus 5.8% "white" and 13.1% "I don't know".

In the second table, without the vice president (or Macri) the panorama turns dark red for the Front of All.

With the sum of six applicants it does not reach 20 points.

It remains in exact 19.4%, by 7.7% of Massa, 3.4% of Wado de Pedro, 3.3% of Scioli, 3.2% of Alberto Fernández, 1.7% of Grabois and 0.1 % of Juan Manzur.

As for

, the displacement of its leader has more repercussions on the internal order than on the total.

The alliance drops four tenths, but

with 13.7%, followed by Larreta (12.2%), Vidal (3.4%), Morales (2.8%), Manes (1.9%) and Carrió (0.9%).

The rest?

, Schiaretti remains with 4.3%, Bregman with 2.5%, plus "white" 8.5% and "I don't know" 13.8%.

STEP for governor: the ruling party, also relegated

As for the

, the PASO measurement (they are on July 16, a month before the national ones) also

, which is still debating whether to go all together or, as in 2021, in two alliances: Together for Change on the one hand and the Broad Progressive Front (FAP) on the other.

It was the possible agreement that Carrió dynamited days ago, when

of the socialists who make up the FAP and governed the province between 2007 and 2019.

survey

, both coalitions were evaluated separately, leaving Frente de Todos in the middle.

With these numbers:

- Together for Change 30.2%: Carolina Losada 13.9%, Maximiliano Pullaro 11.4% and Federico Angelini 4.9%.

- Front of All 20.5%: Marcelo Lewandowski 14%, Leandro Busatto 5% and Roberto Mirabella 1.5%.

- Broad Progressive Front 12%: Pablo Javkin 7.8% and Clara García 4.2%.

- Romina Diez (Freedom Advances) 1.4%.

- Blank 14.7%.

- I don't know 21.4%.

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