La Libertad Avanza (LLA) polls 2026: 33.8% average & trends in Argentina

Key issues & ideology

Mileismo fuses anarcho-capitalist rhetoric with cultural conservatism and security hawkishness. Economically it demands dollarisation (partly deferred), closing the central bank, deep spending cuts, privatisation of state firms, labour flexibilisation and unilateral trade opening — the most radical free-market programme attempted in a major economy in decades.

Voters asking "who is La Libertad Avanza?" or "what does La Libertad Avanza stand for?" find the party classified here as economic liberalism, social conservatism, right-wing populism — positioning that explains both its ceiling near 33.8% and where further growth must come from.

Pollster breakdown: how the 33.8% average is built

The table below shows the verified readings behind the headline (Explanans Consultora, Consultora Tendencias, RDT Consultores, Proyección Consultores, CB Global Data — each row names its pollster so the source is fully transparent). Accredited houses tracked for Argentina include Opinaia, Analogías, CELAG, Management & Fit, Poliarquía, Synopsis — see Methodology for inclusion rules.

Ideology

Mileismo fuses anarcho-capitalist rhetoric with cultural conservatism and security hawkishness. Economically it demands dollarisation (partly deferred), closing the central bank, deep spending cuts, privatisation of state firms, labour flexibilisation and unilateral trade opening — the most radical free-market programme attempted in a major economy in decades. Socially Milei opposes abortion, champions gun rights and attacks feminism, gender policy and the human-rights establishment inherited from the dictatorship trials era. On security his minister Patricia Bullrich pursues Bukele-style crackdowns, lower age of imputability and the militarisation of Rosario against narco-violence. Foreign policy realigned Argentina toward the United States and Israel, with Milei courting Trump, Musk and the global right while insulting leftist regional peers. Critics call it authoritarian-adjacent for its attacks on press and Congress; admirers call it the only honest accounting after decades of Peronist profligacy.

Voter demographics

LLA and the base is young, male and informal: men under 35, gig workers, street vendors, students and the precarious middle class that experiences inflation as theft. The 2023 breakthrough ran through Cordoba, Mendoza and the Buenos Aires periphery, plus Milei and the native Cordoba heartland. The movement overperforms among the self-employed, crypto users and social-media natives, and underperforms among unionised workers, public employees, pensioners dependent on the state and the Peronist-organised poor of the conurbano. Women supported Milei at lower rates than men amid his anti-feminist provocations, though economic desperation narrowed the gap. Upper-middle Palermo libertarians supply cadres; popular neighbourhoods supply votes. Turnout dynamics favour LLA when anger at the caste peaks and hurt it when its own austerity bites its voters.