Alert for the latest survey that reached Cristina Kirchner: Javier Milei wins among men and youth

If the margin of error (+/- 2%) is taken into account, one could speak of a

.

Quadruple, if the undecided are included.

This central novelty brings the

in the face of the

and that

advances this Tuesday.

The parity, of course, is between the

that are preparing to dispute the presidential elections: the

,

and the

.

The study is from

, the head pollster of the Instituto Patria.

Between March 28 and 31, the consultancy made 2,658 telephone interviews throughout the country.

The data on Milei's growth had already been reported by this newspaper over the weekend, with another poll also close to the ruling party, from the

firm , and which raised a bid of three.

open and uncertain

"Which space do you think you are going to support in this year's presidential elections?"

, asks

in the electoral chapter of the study.

The Frente de Todos "of Alberto and Cristina" appears ahead with 25.2%, followed by Juntos por el Cambio "of Macri, Bullrich and Larreta" with 24.5% and by "the right of Javier Milei" with 20, 7%.

The undecided ("don't know") sneak into the middle, with 21.1%.

And they complete "blank" 5% and Left Front 3.5%.

When looking at the breakdown by groups (gender, age and educational level), the growth of the deputy from La Libertad Avanza is corroborated by some key data: Milei is the most voted

.

High alert for the crack.

The

achieves its best numbers among women (27.2%), those

and those who have only

.

Together for Change

, meanwhile, reached its peak among those

.

Participation and voting decision

Before getting into the raw electoral data, the survey asks about

.

With these conclusions:

"We asked those surveyed if they maintain

this year's elections. 31% responded that they have 'A lot or enough' hope; 33% 'little' hope and almost 28%, 'none'".

"The response profile is relatively homogeneous from the sociodemographic point of view, although it presents very marked differences in the opening by segment of political opinion: the

 for the changes that are taking place." occur after the election.

"Almost 64% of the 'governmentists' responded that they have 'a lot or quite a lot' of hope that the policy will improve the situation in Argentina. In the rest

the response pattern is reversed and the

".

"Regarding

this year's

of those surveyed anticipate that it will be

,

that it will be

 and, once again, those surveyed with pro-government opinions are the ones who most expectations have regarding a high participation in the elections".

"Finally,

; the rest of the responses were distributed temporarily until election day."

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