US EditionJosé Antonio Kast Would Win the Ballotage in Chile, According to a Poll
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The Republican candidate would rise with 61% compared to 39% by Jeannette Jara, according to the Citizen Panel poll
Elei is always able to bring surprises. But he tries to see that the president of Chile's prime minister is one of the top-right politicians: Jos Antonio Kast. Although in the first round he has been overcome by the candidate of the left-wing unit by Chile, he now has more chance of growing up by voting for two other right-wing candidates than his opponents were communist Jeanette Jara. Read more (1/19/2025
The candidate Jeannette Jara spoke about her proposals for the presidential run-off. The leader of the ruling party and the Christian Democracy is preparing to confront the Republican José Antonio Kast on November 14. In that sense, she addressed some of the measures she will seek to implement that originated in the programs of other candidates. Thus, she proposed merging the Ministries of Housing and National Assets. “That we had already propos…
The presidential runoff is upon us, and the two remaining candidates, Jeannette Jara and José Antonio Kast, have wasted no time in revealing their strategies. Jara: Opening the Field and Gaining Support. On Monday, Jara met with her team in Santiago to review the results of the first round. The idea was to refine her platform and reach out to those who voted for Franco Parisi and Evelyn Matthei. On Tuesday, speaking from La Pintana, the candidat…
The candidate of the ultra-right José Antonio Kast surpasses the communist and aspirant of Chilean officialism Jeannette Jara by more than 22 points in the intention of voting for the second presidential round, according to a poll by the firm Citizen Panel that was released this Tuesday. To the central question of whether the presidential runoff election was next Sunday, 61% responded that they would vote for Kast's candidacy and the remaining 3…
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