President Javier Milei’s disapproval rating rose for a third straight month to a new high in September amid bribery allegations involving his sister, while his party’s lead in October’s crucial midterm race narrowed in a new poll. While Milei’s party, La Libertad Avanza, is still projected to win the October midterms, its estimated lead ahead of the main opposition Peronist party has been cut in half since July, AtlasIntel found. The landslide defeat Milei’s party suffered in a Buenos Aires Province vote on September 7 also boosted the opposition Peronist party, now dubbed Fuerza Patria. The Milei siblings deny any wrongdoing and say the allegations are a baseless political operation in the midterm cycle. However, Milei still remains Argentina’s most popular leader with a 44-percent positive image, though it’s faltered from 50 performed in May.