There’s only one week left. Next Sunday June 19 Colombia will choose his new Republic President in between Gustavo Petro y Rodolfo Hernandez.
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The candidate of the left and the independent managed to reach the second round following being the most voted in the first round.
In recent days, in addition, several surveys have been revealed on the intention to vote of Colombians, but nothing is clear regarding who will win and the conclusion is that the Presidency will be defined in a true ‘vote finish’.
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The survey of Yanhaas concluded that Petro would obtain 45% of the votes once morest 35% for Hernández. The blank vote, on the other hand, would have 13% and there is a 7% that does not know/does not answer (Ns/Nr).
The National Consulting Center It also gives Petro the winner, with 44.9% of the votes. Hernández would get 41%; the blank vote, 3%; Don’t know/Nr, 9.4% and 1.7% for no option.
Invamer reported that 48.2% of those surveyed would vote for Hernández and 47.2% for Petro. For the blank vote, 4.6%.
AtlasIntel He said that 50.2% will go with Hernández, while 47.5% will go with Petro. 2.3% would vote for white.
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La consultora GAD3 found that 47.9% of the votes would go to Hernández and 47.1% to Petro. The remaining 5% would vote blank.
Finally, the Guarumo survey He also gives victory to Hernández, with 48.2% of the votes. Petro would get 46.5% and white, 5.3%.
Of the six surveys, two give winner to Petro and four, to Hernández. And only in one, Yanhaas, the difference was more than 5%, 10% to be exact.
(Vea: Uncertain business climate due to the electoral situation).
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