Javier Milei’s strong position after his La Libertad Avanza party’s decisive October 2025 midterm gains has expanded legislative leverage for continuing fiscal reforms and labor changes, while economic stabilization—including a budget surplus and sharply lower inflation—has limited organized opposition momentum despite 2026 approval dips into the mid-30s. Argentina’s fragmented political landscape, with no consolidated challenger from Peronist or other blocs, further reduces near-term removal risks through impeachment, resignation, or other mechanisms before the December 2027 term end. Trader consensus at 95 percent “No” reflects these structural and electoral buffers. Late developments such as a severe corruption scandal requiring broad congressional support to advance, acute health events, or sudden coalition fractures remain the primary variables that could still alter the outcome within the resolution window.