The Latin American Strategic Center for Geopolitics (Celag) published a study on the political and social panorama in Ecuador in December. In this analysis, the main voting trends in the country for next year’s elections are shown.
Surveys to know the intention to vote in Ecuador were conducted with 3.000 men and women over 16 years of age, empowered to vote, in 40 localities in 19 provinces of the country.
The margin of error at the national level is +/- 2.2% and the confidence level is 95%.
The study shows that, for the moment, the candidate for the Union for Hope (UNES), Andrés Arauz, leads the intention to vote with 36.5%. In second place, would be the businessman Álvaro Noboa, whose candidacy is not firm and is still being processed at the CNE, with 22.9%.
The former mayor of Azuay, Yaku Pérez, would obtain 21.2% of the votes, with which he would fight for second place with Noboa. On the other hand, Guillermo Lasso, candidate for CREO, would obtain 13.6% of the votes.
Isidro Romero, Ximena Peña, Lucio Gutiérrez and Gustavo Larrea would obtain a little more than 1% of valid votes.
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