The former mayor of Canelones leads the mayor of Montevideo by 2% ahead of the internal elections.
Two months after internal electionsthe internal Broad Front (FA) is positioned as the most disputed after the fact that the former mayor of Canelones, Yamandú Orsiis at least 2% ahead of the Mayor of Montevideo, Carolina Cossein the race to become the Frente Amplista presidential candidate.
The latest survey by the consulting firm Cifra on the voting intention of the different political parties showed that of the total number of people who will surely vote for the internal Broad Front, 47% will do so for Orsi and 45% for cosseMeanwhile he Mayor of Salto, Andrés Limawould collect 4% of the votes and the undecided would reach the remaining 4%.
In the total sum of the Frente Amplistas who will vote in the internal elections and those who will not, the sympathies for Orsi are 46%, while cosse it is 5 points behind, with 41%. For its part, Lima would have 6% of the adhesions and the undecided rise to 7%, leaving an open panorama.
He Senator Mario Bergara declined his pre-candidacy in support of OrsiHowever, this does not seem to attract votes for the former Canarian leader, since he had 49% of the support in March (and Bergara had 5%), and now he has 47%. On the other hand, cosse Bergara seems to have monopolized the votes, since it went from 38% in March to the current 45% of voting intention.
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Álvaro Delgado would gather more than half of the votes of the National Party
On the other hand, the former Secretary of the Presidency, Álvaro Delgadowould continue to gather more than half of the votes of the National Party (PN) if the elections were today, according to the document. The internal favorite gathers 53% of the sympathies, maintaining a considerable margin with Laura Raffo, who would have 29%. However, the economist would have grown 4% in voting intention between March and April.
He Senator Jorge Gandini would be the main beneficiary of the new scenario without the pre-candidacy of also Senator Juan Sartorisince it would reach 8%, while the undecided rise to 10%.
Source: Ambito
