Bolivian Election Poll: Key Department Voting Intentions Revealed

Bolivian Election Poll Reveals Voting Intentions in Key Departments Bolivia is gearing up for its upcoming presidential elections, and a recent poll conducted by Unitel Bolivia offers insights into voter preferences across the country. The survey focused on three key departments: Santa Cruz, La Paz, and Cochabamba, providing a detailed breakdown of voting intentions. In Santa Cruz, Jorge Quiroga leads with 30.3% of the vote, closely followed by Samuel Doria Medina at 28.5%. Andronico Rodriguez secured 8.6% of the vote, while other candidates received significantly lower percentages. The poll also revealed 3.0% of voters intend to cast a blank vote, 5.8% a null vote, and 7.8% remain undecided. La Paz shows a different picture. Andronico Rodriguez is in the lead with 17.8%, followed by Samuel Doria Medina at 14.4%. Jorge Quiroga received 12.4% of the vote. The residual data for La Paz indicates 6.8% of voters intend to vote blank, 13.2% null, and 12.6% are undecided. Finally, Cochabamba's results show Andronico Rodriguez leading at 18.7%, closely followed by Manfred Reyes Villa at 18.6%. Jorge Quiroga received 10.8% of the vote. Here, 7.6% of voters plan to vote blank, 14.0% null, and 6.3% are undecided. "The results highlight the dynamic nature of the Bolivian electorate," says a Unitel Bolivia analyst. "The significant number of undecided voters in all three departments suggests that the race is far from over." These polls provide a snapshot of current voting intentions and offer valuable information to voters and political analysts alike. The upcoming election promises to be a closely contested race, with significant variation in voter preferences across different departments.