One week before the elections in Uruguay, the left coalition Wide Front leads voting intention surveysexceeding 40% in all cases, but with the possibilities of a victory in the first round or of reaching the parliamentary majority as unknowns.
Seven days separate the citizens of the South American country of three and a half million inhabitants from meeting the polls. Then, they will decide between one of the four parties that currently govern in a center-right coalition or rectify their 2019 decision and bet on the left-wing force that they previously elected three times in a row.
Looking ahead to the day in which they will be measured 11 matches and to win in the first round you need to get more than 50% of the votes of a electorate of 2.7 millionUruguayan consultants predicted, based on their opinion studies, that citizens will opt for the Frente-Amplista formula, the presidential candidate Yamandu Orsi and the vice presidential candidate Carolina Cosse.
According to the consultants, Frente Amplio leads the polls
The consulting firm Factum reported this October that the Wide Front (FA) would reach 44% of the votes compared to 24% for the ruling party National Party (PN) and 17% of Colorado Party (PC). The consulting firm Opción gave 42% to the FA, 24% to the PN and 12% to the PC. And the consulting firm Nómade, 47%, 22% and 13%, respectively.
In September, the consulting firm Equipos gave the FA 43%, the PN 21% and the PC 15%. The Figure recorded 44%, 24% and 14%, respectively. and the Citizen Perception Plant It returned 46%, 24% and 13%, respectively.
For its part, the consultancy Radar was the only one to show that the FA would obtain 41% and that the PN formula, made up of the presidential candidate Alvaro Delgado and his companion Valeria Ripollwould reach 19%, only one point above the result of the PC, made up of the candidate Andres Ojeda and his partner Robert Silva.
Ojeda was in the eye of the campaign recently for ensuring that Orsi’s team launched a “dirty campaign” against him after discovering that, allegedly, one of his advisors was behind videos in which the woman was pointed out with the that he comes out like a hunter – when he promised to be the “animal welfare” candidate -.
On the other hand, the pollsters showed a percentage of undecided citizens that fluctuates between 10% and the 14%. They will be key to confirming whether the FA could exceed 50% and to define the makeup of Parliament, since the elections are both presidential and parliamentary.
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