The poll shows the Republican Coalition with 47% voting intention, against 43% for the opposition.
The Republican Coalition would be the political force with the most votes in the first round of the elections elections 2024, According to the latest survey of Factum, which shows the ruling parties 4 points above the harvest that the Broad Front.
According to the survey of the first two months of the year, the Coalition candidates have the support of 47% of the Uruguayans, while FA candidates reach 43%. By breaking down the ruling party’s vote, the National Party is the most representative space, with 29% of the votes, followed by 8% of the Colorado Party, 7% of Town meeting and 3% of Independent Party.
In turn, 4% would vote in white or annul their vote, while 6% would lean towards other parties, among which the Intransigent Radical Ecologist Party (PERI), Popular Unity—Workers’ Front, the Sovereign Identity Party and the Constitutional Environmentalist Party appear with a greater presence.
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How much did the parties win and lose compared to the 2019 elections?
If you compare the current result with the result of the elections 2019, it can be seen that the Wide Front It expanded its base by 4%, compared to 39% in those elections, while the PN maintains its 29%.
Among the most sensitive losses is that of the voters of the Colorado Party, which goes from 12% to 8%, and Town meeting, which would drop from 11% to 7%, a 4% decrease identical to the increase in the FA.
On the other hand, the Independent Party, identified with the figure of the Minister of Labor and Security Pablo Mieres, shows a 2% increase in voting intention, reaching 3%. In turn, the sum of the rest of the parties grows by 3% compared to the same figure in the 2019 elections.
Faced with this scenario, Factum pointed out that “the Uruguayan political scene “It appears highly competitive among the large political blocs formed, with an improvement in the positioning of the FA and a weakening of the sum of the parties that make up the Republican Coalition.”
Source: Ambito
