How tall is Florencio Randazzo in the province?

We do not know to what extent his recent crossroads with the trade unionists who were his allies until his departure from the government of Cristina Kirchner, in the distant 2015, can add or subtract it. to separate Florencio Randazzo facing the 2021 Buenos Aires legislatures, if he finally decides to bet on a new third Peronist way. Bugle accessed a provincial survey that measured their image and voting intention. It was not bad.

The study is from CB public opinion consultant, a company from Cordoba that travels all over the country. His last work was an investigation between May 11 and 13, in the province of Buenos Aires, of 1559 cases. This newspaper put forward part of the results, where three potential candidates for the ruling party were assessed: Sergio Berni, Santiago Cafiero and Daniel Arroyo.

Image by Randazzo

After a very long silence, the former Minister of the Interior and Transport decided in early April to whitewash his new attempt to relaunch the “third way”, with disenchanted Peronists of the crack: not only with the front of all, other also with Together for Change.

Part of this agreement could include federal consensus, by Roberto Lavagna, and former governors like Juan Manuel Urtubey. It seems more difficult that they can incorporate Macrista Peronists such as Miguel Pichetto or Emilio Monzó.

In this scheme, Randazzo could again lead the option outside the two main spaces. In 2017 he did quite badly with his Front Justicialist, which included the PJ stamp and had Alberto Fernández among the campaign directors. He only got 6%. Between Cambiemos and Unidad Ciudadana, they took around 80 points and Sergio Massa, 11 others.

Perhaps the question today is what would happen with this Massa flow: Will he join the Frente de Todos as happened in 2019 or could he go to the Randazzo bag?

Personally, the former minister leaves with good image numbers and even votes, which will then have to be seen if he can translate them at the polls, when the offers will be on the table. Randazzo has a more positive than negative assessment (47% to 38.7%), a privilege that few politicians show today.

In this image balance you will for example better than Berni, Cafiero and Arroyo, the three government officials who measured CB. And he also has a relatively high level of knowledge (14.3% of “don’t know”).

Randazzo’s wishes

As there are four months left before PASO, the consultant assessed the potential of the vote of the leaders of Buenos Aires. What is called the electoral floor and ceiling. Who would surely or probably choose them and who reject them almost completely.

Randazzo’s combo in this area is also good: part of a two-digit story: 10.6% replied that “they would surely vote for”. Yes his cap exceeded 40 points, when 30.7% were added who “could vote for him”. Rejection is similar to your cap and they end 17.3 undecided points.

Compared to the offers of official Peronism, its floor is relatively low (Berni exceeds 20 points) but his ceiling is high (Defeat Cafiero and Arroyo in this item).

In any case, as has already been clarified, a lot will depend on how the electoral offers are formed. When CB asked the general question in this regard, the results left an open scene.

The Frente de Todos reached 30.7% and Juntos por el Cambio 23.5%. 13% said they would support “another force”, but the The majority were undecided: 32.8%.