Looking ahead to the 2024 elections, the mayor of Canelones has an advantage over the secretary of the Presidency, according to a Factum survey.
He mayor of Canelones, Yamandú Orsi, would prevail in the elections next year versus Secretary of the Presidency, Álvaro Delgado, in a possible second round scenario, according to a survey carried out by Factum between two candidates who have been polarizing the vote.
The pre-candidate of Wide Front and that of National Party comfortably leads its internal and that is why the consulting firm’s survey, revealed on VTV Noticias, analyzed what would happen if the Uruguayans They had to choose between one of the two as the next president.
According to the responses of the respondents, Orsi would accumulate 51% of the votes, compared to 41% of Slim. This is an important difference, even more so considering that, even adding the 3% that would vote blank or void and the 5% that are undecided, The numbers turn in favor of the departmental head of Canelones.
The survey also indicated that the distance has increased in recent months, since Orsi in the middle of this year it added 46% of voting intention, while Slim It brought together between 43 and 44%, a scenario of much greater parity.
Orsi would add Coalition voters
According to the study, released after the meeting between Orsi and the president Luis Lacalle Pou, when crossing the question “If you had to choose between these two people for President of the Republic and you can’t stop choosing, which one would you prefer?” With the intention to vote for the general elections, the Frente Amplista has 42% of voters since the Broad Front, while adding adhesions of people who would vote for parties of the Republican Coalition.
The remaining 9% would be made up of 3% of Uruguayans who would lean towards the Colorado Party, another 3% of voters Town meeting, 1% of Independent and People’s Party and 2% of “other parties”.
On the other hand, it would retain the loyalty of the 26% of people who votedSlim They went to the National Party, but that floor would rise with 6% of people who chose the Colorado Party, 4% from Cabildo Abierto, 2% from the Independent and People’s Party and 3% from “other parties.”
Source: Ambito
