The presidential candidate of the Broad Front (FA), Yamandú Orsiwould win the runoff regardless of whether the coalition candidate was Alvaro Delgado (National Party) either Andres Ojeda (Colorado Party)showed a survey of Consulting Teams circulating in sectors of the left.
In a runoff scenario between Orsi and Delgado, the former mayor of Cannelloni would win by 48% of the votes against 39% of the former secretary of the Presidency. While, in the case of facing the Colorado candidate, the numbers would be 50% versus 36%.
The survey, which used the method of directed questions, was carried out between July 17 and 30, based on face-to-face surveys. The sample size was 703 cases throughout the country, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.7%.
Orsi’s advantage over the ruling party’s rivals has not varied in different measurements since he was consecrated as the ruling party’s candidate. Broad Front in the internal elections on June 30.
The latest measurement of Factumpresented on Monday, granted the presidential formula made up of Orsi and Carolina Cosse 50% of the votes against Delgado and Valeria Ripoll in the runoff, who would receive 46% of the votes.
Meanwhile, the latest poll by Consultants Optionattributed to the former mayor values closer to those of Equipos: 50% versus 38% of the candidate of the National Party (PN).
Source: Ambito
