Argentina's presidential election will see a runoff on Nov. 19, between the center-left economy minister, Sergio Massa, and anti-establishment newcomer Javier Milei.

Milei, a self-proclaimed anarcho-capitalist, has been buoyed by voters aged 16 to 35, who bought into his leather jacket and chainsaw-wielding campaign. The presidential candidate likes to rail against the South American nation's crisis-ridden economy, whose triple-digit inflation has pushed the share of the population living in poverty above 40%.