The presidential candidate told how his Saturday ended and what the plans are for this runoff Sunday.
The presidential candidate National Party, Álvaro Delgado, He spoke to the press at the door of his house and commented on how his last election day ended and how he is preparing for this Sunday runoff.
As is customary, the presidential candidate brought biscuits, scones and orange juice to the press at his front door. Carrasco, a ritual that has been repeated since the internal elections and that this Sunday was not going to be the exception. “It was the commitment I had to you from the beginning,” he joked.
Delgado told how he ended his day yesterday, which he spent visiting the different points of militancy in Cannelloni and Montevideo and ended on Rambla and Avenida Brasil with the representatives of the Multicolor Coalition: Andrés Ojeda, Eduardo Lust, Pablo Mieres and Guido Manini Ríos.
The presidential candidate was moved by the presence of the youth and assured that “it excites and infects.” In that sense, he assured that he is very happy with the campaign that was carried out, where the coordination with the coalition leaders stood out, which was reflected with the presence of everyone this Saturday distributing ballots. On the other hand, he assured that they did the complaints relevant to two situations where his image and voice were used in the campaign.
Meanwhile, Delgado assured that he called Yamandu Orsi this Saturday night. “I wish him a good choice, although I obviously told him that it would probably be better for me,” he commented.
After the talk with the press, the candidate went to a bakery to buy some cakes that he would take to his parents’ house before heading to vote. However, before going to his parents’ house, the presidential candidate made a short stop at the president’s house. Luis Lacalle Pou to have a little chat before Delgado continues with his day.
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