Is Javier Milei Losing the Young Vote?
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Different polls agree that one of the most significant sectors of the libertarian electorate feels “disenchanted.” If we take the 2022 Census as a reference, for the 2027 elections, the Argentine electoral roll will have a mostly young composition: 52.9% of voters will be under 40 years of age. Of that percentage, 4.4% will correspond to 16 and 17 year olds who are now entering the electoral market, with a version of political history very diffe…
Trust in the government among people aged 18 to 29 fell 23% in July compared to June and reached 1.68 points, the lowest level among all the age groups surveyed by the Torcuato Di Tella University. The data is added to different surveys of 2026 that show a loss of support for Javier Milei among sectors that were central to his victory in 2023.The deterioration does not appear with the same intensity in all measurements nor does it cover identica…
“He gave us hope, now we’re disillusioned.” There’s something that politics often forgets until the numbers come screaming at it to remind them: votes don’t have memory, they have patience. And when they lose it, they leave. Javier Milei is losing the youth vote. This isn’t just a feeling. It’s not an opposition operation. It’s not nostalgia for the past or a desire to return to Kirchnerism. It’s something much simpler and, for the government, m…
Different public opinion polls agree that there is a deterioration in the support for the President in the less than 30-year-old segments. Economy, employment and lack of expectations are among the main reasons for disenchantment.
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Diario TextualBuenos Aires, August 23 (NA) - If we take as a reference the Census 2022, for the elections of 2027 the Argentine electoral roll will have a mostly young composition: 52.9% of the voters will be under 40 years of age. Of that percentage, 4.4% will correspond to adolescents of 16 and 17 years of age who now join the electoral market, with a version of the political history very different from that of the elderly. When Cristina Kirchner left power…
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