Spinning thin: how was the vote in Nueva Palmira
In Nueva Palmira, on the 27th, 7,018 people went to the polls (88.8% of those eligible). In a joint work carried out election by election by ABC TV, FM La Comunitaria and
TV panelist accused the FA of wanting to “release rapists and murderers” and Eduardo Brenta responded
🗣️ “The Frente Amplio has a vocation to keep rapists on the loose, murderers on the loose, and looters on the loose.” Rodolfo Fattoruso maintained that “it is very serious to put
This is how Agracia voted party by party and list by list
In the national elections last Sunday the 27th, in Agraciada some 806 people gathered to vote in the three polls located in the Local Board, in the UTU and in School No.
Delgado appeared with his partners to try to give a message of unity
Delgado appeared with the coalition leaders Álvaro Delgado, candidate of the National Party, has been at the epicenter of recent political activity, leading efforts to consolidate a new government program together with
The coalition tries to align itself to confront the FA: the left-wing force achieved more than 1 million votes
As the November 24th runoff approaches, the right-wing coalition faces a climate full of uncertainty and internal divisionswhile the final results of the vote count on October 27 have significantly shaped the
Da Silva was asked if Ripoll was fit to lead a country: “Cosse is dark,” he responded.
The senator of the National Party, Sebastian Da Silvawas interviewed on the program Controversy at the Bar, at that time by the journalist Patricia Madridwhich asked him several questions about his expectations
This is how each department of Uruguay voted
With a high percentage of the elections completed department by department, the Frente Amplio won in 12 departments, the National Party in six departments; and the Colorado Party only in its historic
Final scrutiny: What was the final result of the elections in Uruguay?
The national elections of Uruguayheld on October 27, 2024, reflected a varied distribution of votes between political parties, evidencing the plurality of the electorate, as divided as in 2019. The results highlight
The names of the next senators
According to data from the Electoral Court, the Frente Amplio has 16 senators, which implies that it will be a majority; the National Party 9, and the Colorado Party 5. No leader
The 99 deputies of the next legislature
The final scrutiny remains to be carried out to define who will be the deputies in each department. It is known for now that the Multicolor Coalition will have 49 places; the