Kast's approval falls to 40% in Cadem's April poll

Cadem's Plaza Pública poll, released on April 30, 2026, shows President José Antonio Kast's approval at 40%, with disapproval hitting a peak of 57% since he took office. Additionally, 63% of respondents believe the State has sufficient fiscal resources. The survey covers the fifth week of April.

According to a preview of Cadem's Plaza Pública poll, released on Thursday April 30, President José Antonio Kast's approval rating dropped one point to 40%. Disapproval rose four points to 57%, the highest level since the start of his term.

On fiscal matters, 63% of respondents believe the State has enough resources to fund its commitments, up 20 points from prior polls. Only 8% see a critical fiscal situation, down 25 points.

When asked about areas to cut public spending, 51% chose State administration and operations, though this fell five points. 46% favored more spending on health and 31% on education.

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