The mayor of Canelones and the secretary of the Presidency take advantage of their spaces, according to a survey by Opción Consultores.
He Mayor of Canelones, Yamandú Orsi, takes advantage and harvests almost half of the adhesions in the internal Broad Front (FA), while the supports of the Secretary of the Presidency, Álvaro Delgado, reach 56% within the National Party (PN), According to the latest Opción Consultores survey, in the midst of the partisan bid for the 2024 elections in Uruguay.
In the case of Orsi, the departmental chief of Canelones obtains the support of the 49% of voters of the FA, against 35% of her peer from Montevideo, Carolina Cosse, with whom he did not rule out sharing a presidential formula. Much further back are the Senator Mario Bergara (7%) and the Mayor of Salto Andrés Lima (4%), with 5% undecided.
When analyzing the Polarization, In the survey, they highlighted that the concentration of preferences in the metropolitan mayors grew again, for whom they lean today 84% of the front members, while a year ago the sum of wills reached 66%.
It was also noted that, excluding the name of the Senator Oscar Andrade, Orsi’s difference to Cosse was not shortened, but rather widened, which might suggest “a growing loyalty of the MPP electorate” towards the figure of the departmental head of Canelones, they analyzed in the survey.
Alvaro Delgado
Photo: Presidency
In the National Party, Delgado is the clear favorite
As for the voters of the PN, in addition to the majority vote for Delgado, who has been gaining support from different sectors, the economist appears in second place. Laura Raffo, with 18%; followed by the vice president Beatriz Argimon (7%); the senator John Sartori (7%); the defense minister, javier garcia (4%); and the senator Jorge Gandini (2%).
Delgado, who was in a stable range of between 40 and 44%, grew remarkably After the support of various sectors, including the Minister of Social Development, Martín Lema, who declined his candidacy and confirmed his support. Thus, the study suggests “an important consolidation” of the hierarch’s position.
When referring to the absence of Colorado Party In the survey, which was carried out by telephone, the director of Opción Consultores, Rafael Porzecanski, stated in statements to Telenoche that “the subsample of those who would vote for him today It’s too small.”
Source: Ambito
