Two weeks before the referendum, a 41% of Uruguayans would vote for not repeal 135 articles of the Law of Urgent Consideration (LUC), and a 36% I would vote for yes do itaccording to a new survey of factum released this Friday VTV News (TVV). There are 19% undecided.
What’s more, two% I would vote blank and two% would invalidate your vote.
“There remains, therefore, a significant mass of people who do not have a firm vote,” the report adds. Those who express doubts about any of the options and those who are pure undecided add up to 19%.
When analyzing the evolution of the firm vote between the two options, a initial stability and consolidations.
In the case of the firm vote towards Yes, there was stability between the measurements of September, November and February, and a vote growth firm in March measurementgoing from 31% to 36%.
Towards the No, the evolution of the firm vote has shown stable with a slight upward trend –within the margins of error– and a trend of consolidation in March, going from 38% in September to 41%.
In short, facing next March 27, the scenario is shown in a competitive environment, with a current advantage towards upholding the law, indicates Factum.
The survey was conducted with 900 cases (450 by landline and 450 by cell phone), between March 11 and 14, 2022.
