After a peaceful electoral day, Argentine voters would have opted, this Sunday (19), for the election of presidential candidate Javier Milei, from A Liberdade Avança, according to exit polls. According to these figures, Milei would have received 53% of the vote and the Minister of Economy, Sergio Massa, 47%.
On her social networks, the former candidate for Casa Rosada, Patricia Bullrich, who started to support Milei’s election in the second round, published similar numbers on her social networks.
Argentines voted for two completely different government and country projects. Milei, the libertarian, defends the almost total absence of the State in the country’s direction and the distancing of his eventual government from President Lula and Mercosur. Massa, in turn, defends the greater presence of the State, the relationship with Brazil and the strengthening of Mercosur. With inflation exceeding 140% in the last 12 months, according to official data, the economic situation was reflected at the polls, according to exit poll numbers.