2024 Uruguayan general election

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2024 Uruguayan general election
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Presidential election
27 October 2024
24 November 2024 (potential second round)
  Yamandu Orsi perfil (cropped).png Alvaro Delgado.png Andres Ojeda.png
Nominee Yamandú Orsi Álvaro Delgado Andrés Ojeda
Party MPP National Party Colorado Party
Alliance Broad Front Coalición Multicolor Coalición Multicolor
Running mate Carolina Cosse Valeria Ripoll Robert Silva
President before election

Luis Lacalle Pou
National Party

Elected President

TBD

General elections will be held in Uruguay on 27 October 2024. [1] [2] If no presidential candidate receives a majority in the first round of voting, a runoff will take place on Sunday 24 November 2024.

Contents

Background

Incumbent President Luis Lacalle Pou, who won the 2019 elections, cannot run again as the constitution bars a president from immediate re-election. As a result, the governing National Party has to nominate a new candidate.

Electoral system

The President of Uruguay is elected using the two-round system, with a run-off held if no candidate receives 50% of the vote in the first round. The 30 members of the Senate are elected by proportional representation in a single nationwide constituency. The vice president, elected on the same ballot as the president, becomes president of the Senate, with his vote being determinant in case of tie. [3] The 99 members of the Chamber of Representatives are elected by proportional representation in 19 multi-member constituencies based on the 19 departments. Seats are allocated using the highest averages method. [4]

The elections are held using the double simultaneous vote method, whereby voters cast a single vote for the party of their choice for all three seats of Presidency, Senate and Chamber of Representatives.

Presidential candidates

Presidential primaries were held on 30 June 2024 to nominate the presidential candidate for every political party.

Candidates in first round

Parties with parliamentary representation

Party
(Candidate's party sector)		Presidential candidateVice Presidential candidatePrevious result
Name
Birth date and place		Prior experienceName
(Party sector)		Prior experienceVotes
(%)		Seats
Flag of the National Party (Uruguay).svg
National Party
(Aire Fresco) 		Alvaro Delgado.png Álvaro Delgado
b. 1969
(age 55)
Montevideo
Veterinarian
Secretary of the Presidency (2020–2023)
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 Valeria Ripoll.png Valeria Ripoll
(D Centro) 		Unionist
General Secretary of ADEOM (2017–2023)		29.70%
30 / 99
10 / 30
Logo Frente Amplio.svg
Broad Front
(MPP) 		Yamandu Orsi perfil (cropped).png Yamandú Orsi
b. 1967 		Former teacher
Intendant of the Canelones Department (2015–2024)
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 Carolina Cosse (5).jpg Carolina Cosse
(La Amplia) 		Engineer
Intendant of Montevideo (2020–present)
40.49%
42 / 99
13 / 30
Flag of Colorado Party (Uruguay).svg
Colorado Party
(Unir) 		Andres Ojeda.png Andrés Ojeda
b. 1984
(age 40)
Montevideo
Criminal defense lawyer
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 Robert Silva 2023 (cropped).png Robert Silva
(Ciudadanos) 		Lawyer
President of ANEP (2020–2023)
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  • 2019 vice presidential candidate under the Colorado Party
  • General secretary of the Central Directive Council (CODICEN) (1999–2005)
  • General secretary of the Council of Secondary Education (CES) (1996–1999)
12.80%
13 / 99
4 / 30
Partido cabildo abierto 270x180 flag version.jpg
Open Cabildo
(Founder)		 Guido Manini Rios.png Guido Manini Ríos
b. 1958
(age 65)
Montevideo
Retired general officer
Senator of the Republic (2020–present)
 Lorena Quintana.png Lorena Quintana
(Encuentro Nacional Cristiano) 		Family doctor
Director of the SATP program of the MSP (2023–present)
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  • Coordinator of the Adolescent and Youth Health Area at the MSP (2018-2023)
11.46%
11 / 99
3 / 30
Bandera PERI.png
Intransigent Radical Ecologist Party
(N/A) 		Cesar Vega.jpg César Vega
b. 1962
(age 61)
Paysandú
Agronomist
National Representative for Montevideo (2020-present)
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 Sergio Billiris.png Sergio Billiris
(N/A) 		N/A
N/A		1.43%
1 / 99
0 / 30
Bandera Partido Independiente.png
Independent Party
(Cambiar se puede) 		Pablomieres.jpg Pablo Mieres
b. 1959
(age 65)
Montevideo
Lawyer
Minister of Labour and Social Welfare (2020–2024)
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 Monica Bottero (cropped).jpg Mónica Bottero
(N/A) 		Journalist
Director of the National Institute for Women of the MIDES (2020–present)
See more
1.01%
1 / 99
0 / 30

Parties without parliamentary representation

Party
(Candidate's party sector)		Presidential candidateVice Presidential candidatePrevious result
Name
Birth date and place		Prior experienceName
(Party sector)		Prior experienceVotes
(%)		Seats
Flag Asamblea Popular.svg
UP-PT-FTL
(March 26 Movement) 		Gonzalo Martinez cropped.png Gonzalo Martínez
b. 1989
(age 34)
Montevideo
Student
Substitute National Representative for Montevideo (2015–2020)		 Andrea Revuelta.png Andrea Revuelta
(Workers' Party)		Teacher
Union member of the ADES		0.90%
0 / 99
0 / 30
Bandera IS v2.png
Identidad Soberana
(Founder)		 2024 Uruguayan internal election - Gustavo Salle (cropped).jpg Gustavo Salle
b. 1958
(age 66)
Montevideo
Lawyer
2019 presidential candidate under the Green Animalist Party 		No image (female).svg María Canoniero
(N/A)		N/A0.83%
0 / 99
0 / 30
Bandera PartidoConstitucionalAmbientalista.svg
Partido Constitucional Ambientalista
(Founder)		 Lust cropped.jpg Eduardo Lust
b. 1959
(age 64)
Paysandú
Constitutional Law professor
Senator of the Republic (2020–present)		 No image (female).svg Luján Criado
(N/A)		N/A
N/A		Did not contest
Bandera PCN.svg
Por los Cambios Necesarios
(Founder)		 Guillermo Franchi cropped.jpg Guillermo Franchi
b. na		N/A Virginia Vaz.png Virginia Vaz
(N/A)		Architect
2021 candidate for Director of the BPS representing retirees		Did not contest
Partido Avanzar Republicano.svg
Partido Avanzar Republicano
(Founder)		 Martin Perez cropped.jpg Martín Pérez Banchero
b. 1976
(age 48)
Colonia
Lawyer
National Director of Tourism at the Ministry of Tourism 		No image (male).svg Daniel Isi
(N/A)		N/A
N/A		Did not contest

Desqualified before the first round

Parties that did not manage to gather the minimum required of 251 delegates in their National Convention before August 31 to approve their presidential ticket.

Party
(Candidate's party sector)		Presidential candidateVice Presidential candidatePrevious result
Name
Birth date and place		Prior experienceName
(Party sector)		Prior experienceVotes
(%)		Seats
Partido Verde Animalista Bandera.png
Green Animalist Party
(Desafío) 		No image (female).svg Rita Rodríguez
b. na
na
N/A No image (male).svg Agustín Helal
(N/A)		N/A
N/A		0.83%
0 / 99
0 / 30

Withdrew after the primaries

Party
(Candidate's party sector)		Presidential candidateVice Presidential candidatePrevious resultWithdraw
Name
Birth date and place		Prior experienceName
(Party sector)		Prior experienceVotes
(%)		SeatsDate
Reason
Partido Basta Ya.webp
Partido Basta Ya
(Founder)		 No image (male).svg Jorge Bonica
b. na		N/ANot announced
Did not contestAugust 9
BanderaCoalicionRepublicana.svg
Coalición Republicana
(Founder)		 No image (male).svg Juan Carlos Otormín
b. na		N/ANot announced
Did not contestAugust 18

Defeated in the primary elections

PartyName
Birth date and place		Prior experience
PL URUGUAY.png
Libertarian Party		 No image (male).svg Nelson Petkovich
b. na		N/A
Bandera Patria Alternativa.svg
Alternative Homeland		 No image (male).svg Javier Sciuto
b. na		N/A
Bandera PartidoDeLaArmonia.svg
Harmony Party		 No image (male).svg Ruben Martínez
b. na		N/A
Bandera Partido Devolucion.svg
Devolución		 No image (male).svg Pablo Paiva
b. na		N/A

Campaign slogans

CandidatePartyOriginal sloganEnglish translationRef
Álvaro DelgadoNational PartyReelegí un buen gobierno"Re-elect a good government"
Andrés OjedaColorado PartyContrato con Uruguay"Contract with Uruguay"
Guido Manini RíosOpen CabildoA lo seguro"Playing safe"
Pablo MieresIndependent PartyDe acá, para arriba"From here, upwards"
Gonzalo MartínezPopular AssemblyLa izquierda que lucha"The left that fights"
Gustavo SalleIdentidad SoberanaTrinchera de los valores"Bastion of values"

Opinion polls

Party polling

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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample size FA PN PC CA PERI PG PI OthersUnd.Blank/Abs.Lead
Equipos Consultores [5] 14 Aug–1 Sep 20242,00041%22%13%3%1%——2% [lower-alpha 1] 13%3%19%
Cifra [6] 16–27 Aug 20241,00344%28%11%3%——1%2% [lower-alpha 1] 11%16%
Opción Consultores [7] 15–27 Aug 20241,20043%23%14%4%1%—1%2% [lower-alpha 1] 13%20%
MPC Consultores [8] 1–10 Aug 20241,16033%20%14%7%———4%19%3%13%
Factum [9] 28 Jul–8 Aug 202490044%26%15%5%1%—3%3% [lower-alpha 2] —3%18%
Nómade [10] 29 Jul–4 Aug 20241,73046.1%25.3%9.7%1.3%———2.6%9.4%5.6%20.8%
Equipos Consultores [11] 17–30 Jul 20241,20743%22%11%3%——1%2% [lower-alpha 1] 15%3%21%
Cifra [12] 17–28 Jul 20241,00345%27%9%3%——1%2% [lower-alpha 1] 13%18%
Opción Consultores [13] 15–25 Jul 20241,00042%20%13%4%1%—2%2% [lower-alpha 1] 16%22%
MPC Consultores [14] 10–14 Jul 20241,00033%23%9%7%———3%22%3%10%
UPC [15] 5–9 Jul 202450048%24%11%2%——1%3%5%6%24%
Presidential primaries 30 Jun 2024–42.4%33.4%10.5%1.8%0.1%—0.3%1.4%—0.6%9.0%
Nómade [16] 13–22 Jun 20241,12443.6%31.5%8.1%2.2%———4.0%6.0%4.6%12.1%
Equipos Consultores [17] 29 May–13 Jun 20241,41344%26%9%3%——1%1%12%4%18%
Factum [18] 1–11 Jun 202490043%30%12%5%——3%3% [lower-alpha 3] —4%13%
Opción Consultores [19] 15–31 May 20241,42042%27%7%4%1%—1%1%10%6%15%
Cifra [20] 16–29 May 20241,50147%32%7%3%——1%10%15%
UPC [21] 24–28 May 202450047%29%7%1%1%——3%6%6%18%
MPC Consultores [22] 20–25 May 202490033%23%8%8%1%—1%3% [lower-alpha 4] 20%4%10%
Factum [23] 19–30 Apr 202490043%30%10%6%——2%4% [lower-alpha 5] —5%13%
Nómade [24] 25–29 Apr 20241,07641.5%32.3%4.2%3.1%1.4%——2.7%14.3%0.5%9.2%
Equipos Consultores [25] 11–28 Apr 20241,40243%29%7%3%———2%12%4%14%
UPC [26] 19–23 Apr 202450045%29%7%2%1%—1%2%6%7%16%
Cifra [27] 11–22 Apr 20241,00045%32%7%3%——1%12%13%
Nómade [28] 10–14 Apr 20241,04246.5%32.9%4.7%2.4%——0.8%6.0%6.6%—13.6%
Opción Consultores [29] 1–10 Apr 20241,23143%28%8%3%——1%2%9%6%15%
MPC Consultores [30] 18–23 Mar 202490034%23%7%9%1%—1%3% [lower-alpha 4] 19%3%11%
Cifra [31] 7–20 Mar 20241,19846%32%7%3%——1%11%14%
Factum [32] 20 Feb–2 Mar 202490043%29%8%7%——3%6%—4%14%
Opción Consultores [33] 14–28 Feb 202480041%31%6%3%1%—1%1%10%7%10%
Equipos Consultores [34] 15–27 Feb 20241,40042%27%7%4%———2% [lower-alpha 3] 13%5%15%
Cifra [35] 1–17 Feb 20241,00147%31%6%2%—2% [lower-alpha 6] 1%11%16%
MPC Consultores [36] 29 Jan–2 Feb 202496034%22%6%10%1%—2%3% [lower-alpha 4] 19%3%12%
Nómade [37] 22 Jan–2 Feb 202483940.6%29.7%4.2%2.3%1.3%——3.3% [lower-alpha 7] 17.8%0.8%10.9%
MPC Consultores [38] 15–20 Dec 202390033%20%7%8%———4%24%4%13%
Factum [39] 17–30 Nov 202390042%26%9%7%——3%5%5%3%16%
Equipos Consultores [40] 16–29 Nov 20231,20445%29%7%2%———2%12%3%16%
Opción Consultores [41] 4–20 Nov 202380044%30%6%3%1%—3%—7%6%14%
UPC [42] [43] 10–14 Nov 202350045%27%5%3%1%2% [lower-alpha 6] 2%7%8%18%
Nómade [44] 6–11 Nov 202397541.6%23.0%4.3%3.7%——1.1%1.8%23.3%1.2%18.6%
Cifra [45] 17 Oct–3 Nov 20231,00244%31%6%2%—1% [lower-alpha 6] 1%15%13%
Equipos Consultores [46] 5–18 Oct 20231,20440%29%4%2%1%——1%17%6%11%
UPC [47] 15–19 Sep 202340045%29%6%3%0%1%1%2%6%7%16%
Factum [48] 21 Aug–6 Sep 202390041%28%7%8%——3%3%8%2%13%
Cifra [49] 17–31 Aug 20231,00042%30%4%2%——1%21%12%
Equipos Consultores [50] 10–23 Aug 20231,20443%26%7%3%1%—1%1% [lower-alpha 3] 15%3%17%
Nómade [51] 19–23 Jul 202390240.6%25.9%3.6%3.9%——1.1%0.9%22.3%1.7%14.7%
Cifra [52] 15 Jun–2 Jul 20231,00944%27%6%2%—2% [lower-alpha 6] 1%18%17%
Factum [53] 21–28 Jun 202390040%26%9%7%——4%4%7%3%14%
Equipos Consultores [54] 2–16 Jun 20231,20743%28%7%2%1%—1%1%12%5%15%
UPC [55] 2–6 Jun 202340045%29%5%4%——1%3%7%6%16%
Opción Consultores [56] 15–22 May 202384942%30%4%4%1%—1%1%11%6%12%
Factum [57] 24 Apr–11 May 202390041%23%8%11%——4%3%7%3%18%
Cifra [58] 20 Apr–3 May 202398741%30%3%4%—2% [lower-alpha 6] 1%19%11%
Equipos Consultores [59] 11–24 Apr 20231,20442%28%5%2%——1%—15%7%14%
Nómade [60] 3–17 Apr 202380343.7%29.0%4.3%5.3%——2.1%0.8%12.5%2.3%14.7%
Latinobarómetro [61] 2–28 Mar 20231,20034.9%24.9%2.6%0.7%0.2%0.1%0.2%1.7%18.4%16.3%10%
Cifra [62] 15–27 Feb 20231,00743%30%3%2%—2% [lower-alpha 6] 1%19%13%
Factum [63] 11–20 Feb 20231,00041%26%6%9%——4%4%7%3%15%
Equipos Consultores [64] Feb 2023–43%24%9%3%—1% [lower-alpha 6] 1%1%n/an/a19%
Nómade [65] 3–17 Jan 202382843.1%27.8%4.9%6.5%0.6%0.6%0.8%0.3% [lower-alpha 8] 14.1%1.3%15.3%
Equipos Consultores [66] Dec 2022–44%23%6%4%1%——1%16%5%21%
Opción Consultores [67] 2–10 Nov 2022–40%28%6%5%1%—1%1%12%6%12%
Cifra [68] 20–31 Oct 202281043%31%4%2%—1% [lower-alpha 6] 1%18%12%
Factum [69] 4–16 Oct 202280041%27%8%8%——3%3%7%3%14%
Equipos Consultores [70] 24 Jul–8 Oct 20221,90038%28%5%3%1%—1%2%20%5%10%
Factum [71] 3–13 Jun 202290039%28%8%8%——3%3%7%4%11%
Equipos Consultores [72] 23 Apr–7 May 20221,19535%25%5%2%———1%25%7%10%
Factum [73] 6–15 Nov 202190039%30%8%9%—1%2%2%7%2%9%
Equipos Consultores [74] Jul–Sep 20211,50035%30%4%3%——1%1%19%7%5%
Opción Consultores [75] 13–20 May 202182434%33%5%5%1%—1%2%11%8%1%
2019 election, 1st round 27 October 2019–39.0%28.6%12.3%11.0%1.4%1.1%1.0%1.9%—3.6%10.4%

Party polling with hypothetical presidential candidates

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 FA PN PC CA PERI PI Lead
Orsi Cosse Delgado Raffo
Equipos Consultores [76] 15–27 Feb 20241,40044%—26%—5%9%—2%18%
45%——22%8%10%—3%23%
—37%30%—6%10%—2%7%
—37%—21%10%11%—5%16%
Opción Consultores [77] 14–28 Feb 202480040%—33%—4%5%1%3%7%
—39%35%—6%5%1%3%4%
Equipos Consultores [78] 16–29 Nov 20231,20447%—29%—5%7%—3%18%
46%——24%8%8%—4%22%
—42%31%—7%7%—4%11%
—42%—24%10%7%—5%18%
Opción Consultores [79] 4–20 Nov 202380045%—27%—8%6%1%4%18%
—39%31%—6%6%1%6%8%
Equipos Consultores [80] 2–16 Jun 20231,20746%—26%—11%5%—4%20%
46%——20%13%7%—4%26%
—39%25%—13%6%—6%14%
—41%—21%16%7%—5%20%
Opción Consultores [81] 23 May–1 Jun 202280040%—22%—12%8%1%3%18%
—39%23%—13%9%2%3%16%

Presidential polling with hypothetical candidates

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 FA PN PC CA OtherUnd.Blank/
Abs.
Orsi Cosse Bergara Other FA Delgado Raffo Argimón Other PN Bordaberry Other PC Manini Other CA
Presidential primaries 30 Jun 2024–25.1%15.9%—1.3%24.9%6.4%—2.1%—10.5% [lower-alpha 9] 1.8%—1.8%—0.6%
Cifra [82] 1–17 Feb 20241,00124%11%1%2%18%6%—2% [lower-alpha 10] —1% [lower-alpha 11] 2%—2% [lower-alpha 12] 30%—
Cifra [83] 17 Oct–3 Nov 20231,00220%9%1%5%12%4%1%4% [lower-alpha 13] —1% [lower-alpha 11] 3%—1% [lower-alpha 12] 38%—
Cifra [84] 17–31 Aug 20231,00023%8%1%5%12%4%1%3%2%—3%—1% [lower-alpha 12] 37%—
Cifra [85] 15 Jun–2 Jul 20231,00920%12%1%7%10%5%1%3%3%—2%—1% [lower-alpha 12] 35%—
Cifra [86] 20 Apr–3 May 202398722%10%1%4%13%4%1%3%2%—4%—2% [lower-alpha 12] 34%—
Nómade [60] 3–17 Apr 202380317.2%11.2%0.7%0.7% [lower-alpha 14] 5.7%0.6%—5.3% [lower-alpha 15] 0.9%—4.0%—4.5%45.9%3.3%
Cifra [87] 4–14 Aug 202270417.5%8.9%—9.9%9.6%2.7%1.3%7.7% [lower-alpha 16] 3.0%—2.8%—2.8% [lower-alpha 12] 33.8%—
Opción Consultores [81] 23 May–1 Jun 20228009%6% [lower-alpha 17] 8%5% [lower-alpha 18] 1%3%2%2%3%1%1% [lower-alpha 12] 62%—

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 FA PN Und.Blank/
Abs.		Lead
Orsi Cosse Delgado Raffo
Opción Consultores [88] 15–27 Aug 20241,20048%—41%—4%7%7%
Factum [89] 28 Jul–8 Aug 202490050%—46%——4%4%
Nómade [90] 29 Jul–4 Aug 20241,73051.5%—34.2%—7.4%6.9%17.3%
Opción Consultores [91] 15–25 Jul 20241,00050%—38%—6%7%12%
MPC Consultores [92] 10–14 Jul 20241,00036%—39%—20%5%3%
MPC Consultores [93] 20–25 May 202490043–48% [lower-alpha 19] 47–52% [lower-alpha 20] —3–5%2%
Cifra [94] 16–28 May 20241,50350%—39%—11%—11%
—45%45%—10%—Tie
Nómade [95] 10–14 Apr 20241,04253.4%—46.6%———7%
—48.7%51.3%———17%
Equipos Consultores [96] 15–27 Feb 20241,40048%—41%—7%4%7%
52%——35%8%5%17%
—42%44%—8%6%2%
—42%—39%9%10%3%
Notes
  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1% for Sovereign Identity Party
  2. ↑ 1% for Popular Unity and 1% for Sovereign Identity Party
  3. 1 2 3 1% for Popular Unity
  4. 1 2 3 1% for Constitutional Environmentalist Party and 1% for Sovereign Identity Party
  5. ↑ 2% for Popular Unity
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Unspecified or other Multicolor parties
  7. ↑ 1.1% for Constitutional Environmentalist Party
  8. ↑ 0.3% for Green Animalist Party
  9. ↑ 4.1% for Andrés Ojeda Spitz
  10. ↑ 1% for Jorge Gandini and 1% for Juan Sartori
  11. 1 2 1% for Robert Silva
  12. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A different Multicolor candidate
  13. ↑ 1% for Jorge Gandini
  14. ↑ 0.7% for Óscar Andrade
  15. ↑ 5.3% of respondents named incumbent president Luis Lacalle Pou, who is ineligible for re-election
  16. ↑ 7.7% of respondents named incumbent president Luis Lacalle Pou, who is ineligible for re-election
  17. ↑ included with other FA
  18. ↑ included with other FN
  19. ↑ Generic FA candidate
  20. ↑ Generic Multicolor candidate

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  2. ↑ "Uruguay's leftist coalition eyeing return to power in October". BNamericas.com. Retrieved 14 September 2024.
  3. ↑ Electoral system IPU
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  5. ↑ "En agosto 41% votaría al Frente Amplio y 38% a los partidos de la Coalición Multicolor" (in Spanish).
  6. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  7. ↑ "Intención de Voto: Primera Vuelta y Balotaje – Agosto 2024".
  8. ↑ "Investigación Nacional MPC Agosto 2024".
  9. ↑ "Estimación de voto por partido – 4º Bimestre 2024".
  10. ↑ "Cae la intención de voto al Partido Nacional" (in Spanish).
  11. ↑ "Intención de voto en julio: 43% votaría al Frente Amplio y 37% a los partidos de la Coalición Multicolor" (in Spanish).
  12. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  13. ↑ "Intención de Voto: Primera Vuelta y Balotaje – Julio 2024".
  14. ↑ "INVESTIGACIÓN NACIONAL MPC JULIO 2024".
  15. ↑ "19/07/2024 – Elecciones nacionales: FA tiene 48% de intención de voto y la coalición multicolor 38%, según la Usina de Percepción Ciudadana" (in Spanish).
  16. ↑ "Encuesta de Nómade: Orsi crece en interna del FA entre los que probablemente vayan a votar" (in Spanish).
  17. ↑ "Simpatía política por partido en junio: FA 44%, Partidos de la coalición 39%" (in Spanish).
  18. ↑ "Estimación de voto por partido – 3º Bimestre 2024".
  19. ↑ "Preferencias Partidarias – Mayo 2024".
  20. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  21. ↑ "En las internas, Yamandú Orsi recoge 55% de las adhesiones del FA y Carolina Cosse 41%; Álvaro Delgado reúne tres de cada cuatro votos del Partido Nacional" (in Spanish).
  22. ↑ "Investigación Nacional MPC Mayo 2024".
  23. ↑ "Estimación de voto por partido – 2º Bimestre 2024".
  24. ↑ "Intención de voto: crecen los apoyos partidarios, y la coalición supera al Frente Amplio" (in Spanish).
  25. ↑ "SIMPATÍA POLÍTICA POR PARTIDO: FA 42%, PN 27%, PC 7%, CA 4%" (in Spanish).
  26. ↑ "02/05/2024 – FA tiene 45% de intención de voto y partidos de la coalición suman 39%, según la Usina de Percepción Ciudadana" (in Spanish).
  27. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  28. ↑ "Uruguay: una encuesta proyecta un triunfo por 7 puntos de la oposición en segunda vuelta" (in Spanish).
  29. ↑ "Preferencias Partidarias – Febrero 2024".
  30. ↑ "Investigación Nacional MPC Abril 2024".
  31. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  32. ↑ "Estimación de Voto por Partido – 1º Bimestre 2024".
  33. ↑ "Preferencias Partidarias – Febrero 2024".
  34. ↑ "SIMPATÍA POLÍTICA POR PARTIDO: FA 42%, PN 27%, PC 7%, CA 4%" (in Spanish).
  35. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  36. ↑ "Investigación Nacional MPC Febrero 2024".
  37. ↑ "Se fortalecen las precandidaturas con mayor adhesión" (in Spanish).
  38. ↑ "Investigación Nacional MPC Diciembre 2023".
  39. ↑ "Intención de voto por partido – 6º Bimestre 2023".
  40. ↑ "SIMPATÍA POLÍTICA POR PARTIDO: FA 45%, PN 29%, PC 7%, CA 2%" (in Spanish).
  41. ↑ "¿Qué votarían los uruguayos si las elecciones fueran hoy? Esto dice la última encuesta de Opción". El País.
  42. ↑ "Según Usina de Percepción Ciudadana el Frente Amplio llega a 45% de intención de voto y la coalición suma 37%" (in Spanish).
  43. ↑ "Elecciones 2024: Frente Amplio lidera preferencias con el 45 % según encuesta de la Usina de Percepción Ciudadana" (in Spanish).
  44. ↑ "El 17,5% de quienes fueron encuestados no sabe a qué partido votaría" (in Spanish).
  45. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  46. ↑ "¿QUÉ VOTARÍAN LOS URUGUAYOS SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY?" (in Spanish).
  47. ↑ "45% votaría al Frente Amplio y 29% al Partido Nacional en las elecciones de 2024, según la Usina de Percepción Ciudadana" (in Spanish).
  48. ↑ "Intención de voto por partido – 4º Bimestre 2023" (in Spanish).
  49. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  50. ↑ "¿Qué votarían los uruguayos si las elecciones fueran hoy? Esto revela una nueva encuesta de Equipos" (in Spanish).
  51. ↑ "Intención de voto: el Frente Amplio mantiene ventaja sobre la coalición de gobierno" (in Spanish).
  52. ↑ "INTENCIÓN DE VOTO "SI LAS ELECCIONES FUERAN HOY"" (in Spanish).
  53. ↑ "Intención de voto por partido – 3er Bimestre 2023" (in Spanish).
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  57. ↑ "Intención de voto por partido – 2º Bimestre" (in Spanish).
  58. ↑ "Intención de voto: "empate técnico" entre coalición y Frente Amplio, según la última encuesta de Cifra" (in Spanish).
  59. ↑ "SIMPATÍA POLÍTICA POR PARTIDO: FA 42%, PN 28%, PC 5%, CA 2%, PI 1%" (in Spanish).
  60. 1 2 "La intención de voto al Frente Amplio supera a la de la coalición" (in Spanish).
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  64. ↑ "Encuesta Equipos: FA 43%, Partido Nacional 24%, Partido Colorado 9%, Cabildo Abierto 3%" (in Spanish).
  65. ↑ "Yamandú Orsi y Álvaro Delgado lideran la intención de voto dentro de sus partidos" (in Spanish).
  66. ↑ "Encuesta de Equipos coloca al FA a la cabeza de la preferencia electoral, con 44 %" (in Spanish).
  67. ↑ "Opción: el FA reúne 40% de la intención de voto, mientras que los blancos llegan a 28%". Montevideo Portal.
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  71. ↑ "Intención de voto: FA 39%; PN 28%; CA y PC 8% cada uno" (in Spanish).
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  73. ↑ "Intención de voto por partido - Noviembre 2021" (in Spanish).
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  77. ↑ "Preferencias Partidarias – Febrero 2024".
  78. ↑ "El Frente Amplio lidera otra encuesta de intención de voto" (in Spanish).
  79. ↑ "Preferencias Partidarias – Diciembre 2023" (in Spanish).
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  82. ↑ "LAS INTERNAS AL ARRANQUE FORMAL DE LA CAMPAÑA" (in Spanish).
  83. ↑ "LOS PRE CANDIDATOS HOY" (in Spanish).
  84. ↑ "LOS PRE CANDIDATOS HOY" (in Spanish).
  85. ↑ "LOS PRE CANDIDATOS HOY" (in Spanish).
  86. ↑ "LOS PRE CANDIDATOS HOY" (in Spanish).
  87. ↑ "PRESIDENTE PREFERIDO PARA EL PROXIMO PERIODO" (in Spanish).
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  89. ↑ "Preferencias en escenario binario – 4º Bimestre 2024".
  90. ↑ "Cae la intención de voto al Partido Nacional" (in Spanish).
  91. ↑ "Intención de Voto: Primera Vuelta y Balotaje – Julio 2024".
  92. ↑ "INVESTIGACIÓN NACIONAL MPC JULIO 2024".
  93. ↑ "Investigación Nacional MPC Mayo 2024".
  94. ↑ "Yamandú Orsi tendría ventaja en un eventual balotaje, según una encuesta de Cifra".
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  96. ↑ "Encuesta de Equipos compara escenarios para las elecciones de octubre y noviembre según el candidato de cada partido" (in Spanish).
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