Before the debate, who will win the 2023 election in Argentina? | Answers

The 2023 general elections are just a few weeks away Argentina, which will be held this October 22nd, citizens are casting their votes as to which candidates they want to win in these elections. Although some pollsters put the winner Javier MileyThe reality is that Patricia Bullrich or Sergio Massa have narrowed the gap.

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Who will lead the polls for the 2023 presidential election?

Recently, Anacologia, a consulting firm, conducted a survey of all Argentine provinces, and presidential candidate Javier Milei was favored with 31.1%. Although he has had some controversial comments and criticisms of Pope Francis, the leader of La Libertad Avanza party remains the favorite after PASO won the 2023 elections.

Meanwhile, the ruling party’s candidate in second place, Economy Minister Sergio Massa, has risen slightly in recent weeks after receiving 28.1% of voting intentions. Together for Change representative Patricia Bulrich is behind. He gets 21.2%. However, many already have a candidate, but the largest increase was the undecided group, which went from 9.9% to 11.4% in two weeks.

Who are the candidates in the 2023 presidential debate in Argentina?

On this occasion, five candidates will appear in the presidential debates to present their proposals to citizens:

• Javier Miley (Independent Developments)
• Patricia Bullrich (together for a change)
• Sergio Massa (Union for Homeland)
• Juan Schieretti (We do it for our country)
• Miriam Bregman (Left Front and Labor Unity)

When will the 2023 presidential debate be held in Argentina?

The CNE announced the dates of the debates at two events in which the presidential candidates will make known to the public their arguments and proposals for the next four-year government. This position is very important because it allows you to attract undecided voters.

Therefore, the first debate will take place this Sunday, October 1 at the National University of Santiago del Estero, which will use the forum of the capital of that province. On the other hand, the second debate will take place on October 8, at the Assembly Hall of the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). Also, both debates will start at 9:00pm (Argentine time).

What is the official calendar of presidential elections in Argentina?

• September, 17: Beginning of media campaign.
• September 22: Official publication of the definitive register.
• September 27: Prohibition of vote-grabbing public events.
• October 1: The first mandatory presidential debate.
• October 8: A second mandatory presidential debate.
• October 20: The end of the campaign and the beginning of the electoral moratorium.
• October 22: General elections.
• November 12: In the event of a second round, a mandatory presidential debate will be arranged.
• November 19: potential flow.