The preliminary results of Uruguay’s national elections, held yesterday, show a close race between the three main political parties: the Broad Front, the National Party and the Colorado Party. Yes ok the Frente Amplio maintained its position as the leading partyBy securing a significant number of departments, the Colorado Party made notable gains, challenging the established political landscape.
The Broad Front, led by Yamandu Orsiemerged victorious in 12 of the 19 departments of the countrydemonstrating continued support in various regions. However, their margins of victory varied considerably.
While Montevideo, the capital city, gave a resounding victory to the Frente Amplio with 50.3% of the votes, other departments such as Artigas (39%) and Paysandu (39.4%) showed closer races.
He National Partyunder the leadership of Álvaro Delgado, assured 6 departmentsreflecting a measured and less auspicious presence than five years ago. His performance highlights the party’s enduring appeal in specific regions. While it failed to win a clear majority in any individual department, its consistent participation in multiple regions marks a notable presence in the national political conversation. Areas like Long Hillwhich voted 45.4% for the National Party, exemplify its strength.
Surprisingly, the Colorado Partyrepresented by Andrés Ojeda, exceeded expectations, winning a department, Rivera, where he already controlled politically before the elections.
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