Javier Milei’s position as Argentina’s president remains secure through the end of 2026, reflected in the market’s strong preference for “No” at 95.9 percent. His October 2025 midterm gains expanded legislative support, raising the threshold for any successful impeachment in a system that requires broad congressional majorities. Recent economic pressures and approval fluctuations have not produced the unified opposition needed to force removal, while Milei continues advancing structural reforms and electoral changes in Congress. The sole plausible early-exit routes—impeachment via cross-party coalition or an unforeseen personal or health development—continue to carry low probability among traders assessing institutional barriers and current political alignments.