The three presidential candidates remain at least 15 points above their most immediate competitors heading into the 2024 elections.
With months to go until the 2024 internal elections, three pre-candidates seem to be vying to put on the suit of presidential candidate within their respective parties, these are: Yamandu Orsi in it Broad Front (FA), Alvaro Delgado in it National Party (PN) and Robert Silva in it Colorado Party (PC).
So much Orsias Slim and Silvathey comfortably lead internal preferences and remain at least 15 points ahead of their closest competitors, according to a recent survey by Consulting Teams for the month of November.
Inside the FA, the mayor of cannelloni obtained 55% of the electorate’s preferences, while the Mayor of Montevideo, Carolina Cosse, follows with 33%, that is, 22 percentage points (pp) less. Behind them, the senator follows Mario Bergarawith 5% and the Mayor of Salto, Andrés Lima, with 1%. The Frente Amplistas who expressed that they did not know who to vote for or that they would not vote for anyone, totaled 6%.
On the PN side, the difference is even greater, Slim garnered 52% of the sympathies among whites, while the economist Laura Raffo It remains second with 18%, that is, about 34 pp behind. These are followed by the senator Juan Sartori. with 13%; also a senator Jorge Gandini. with 7%; and the Minister of National Defense (MDN), Javier García, with 4%. Those undecided reached 6%.
The internal of the PC waiting for the definition Pedro Bordaberry
As for the PC, one of the most disputed internal issues, Silva would achieve 30% of the endorsements of the Colorado electorate, followed by the deputy Gustavo Zubia, with 15%; the exedil for Montevideo, Andres Ojeda, with 13%; he Minister of Tourism, Tabaré Viera, with 8%; he former president of Antel, Gabriel Gurméndez, with 5%; and the former director of Telecommunications of the MIEM, Guzmán Acosta y Larawith 2%.
In this internal situation, where some voters remain expectant about the possible return of the former party leader, Pedro Bordaberry11% of voters assured that they will not vote for any of the above, while those who were undecided rose to 15%.
Source: Ambito
