The opposition brings together 44% of the votes and exceeds the sum of the parties of the Multicolor Coalition.
He Wide Front remains ahead in voting intention for the elections next year, surpassing by a small margin the sum of the parties that make up the Multicolor Coalition, according to the latest Cifra survey.
However, in an election where some pre-candidates are beginning to emerge as the internal favorites, the survey indicated that there are 15% who have not yet decided or plan to vote blank or cancel it.
The survey, which included responses between the end of October and the beginning of November, showed that 44% of Uruguayans would vote for the Broad Front, against the 31% who choose National Party, 6% to Colorado Party, 2% to Town meeting, 1% to Independent Party and 1% who would vote “for the Coalition.”
From these numbers it can be seen that in the last two months the ruling party increased its membership by 4%, while the opposition increased its membership by 2%, being Montevideo more favorable to FA and the Inside more prone to Multicolor Coalition.
The most chosen candidates
When spontaneously inquiring about the leaders that people would prefer as presidential candidates, the most mentioned is the mayor of Cannelloni, Yamandú Orsi, with 20%, who in this way leads the internal FA, followed by his pair of Montevideo, Carolina Cosse, with 9% and the senator Mario Bergara with 1%, with 5% who mention Broad Front leaders who would not run in the internal elections.
As for the National Party, The one at the top of the list is the Secretary of the Presidency, Alvaro Delgado, with 12%, followed far by the economist Laura Raffo with 4%, the vice president Beatriz Argimon (who declined his nomination) and the senator Jorge Gandini, with 1% each.
Among the other leaders of the coalition, appear the senator and leader of Cabildo Abierto, Guido Manini Ríos, with 3%; with Robert Silva (Colorado Party), adding 1%.
Source: Ambito
