Overview
- CB Consultora’s June 1–4, 2026 poll placed Salta governor Gustavo Sáenz first among 24 governors with a 54.6% positive image based on a Salta subsample of 1,033 respondents, up from 54.3% in May.
- Rolando Figueroa of Neuquén and Osvaldo Jaldo of Tucumán followed closely with 54.4% and 54.0% positive respectively, keeping the top of the governor ranking tightly clustered.
- Mendoza governor Rodolfo Cornejo recorded his fifth straight monthly drop to 48.1% positive and for the first time posted a higher negative rating (49.9%) in a Mendoza subsample of 1,097 cases.
- At the municipal level Ulpiano Suárez of Mendoza city climbed to third among mayors with a 57.7% positive image measured on 563 cases, reflecting notable shifts in urban political standing.
- The full study surveyed 24,620 people across Argentina and shows clear regional divergence in approval that could reshape local alliances and voter choices ahead of 2027 while national controversies over figures such as chief of staff Manuel Adorni may be influencing public sentiment.