Portugal Elects: Leaders Vote Early and Call for Participation

Portugal elects: Leaders vote early and call for participation

Party leaders voted in the morning, with the majority emphasising the importance of voting and electoral participation. By 12 noon, around 25.56 per cent of voters had cast their ballots.

The party leaders all vote in the morning and the influence on the Urns was greater than the last 20 years at 12H, but the comparison with 2024 is less positive in the balance of 16h. Portuguese are voting to select the 230 Members of a new Parliament, less than one year after the last legislation.

The projections of the Portuguese Catholic University for RTP point to an absence between 36 and 42%, higher than the National Legislative Elections of 2024, when the absence in the national and foreign territory was 40.16%. 0. Image inserted at 05/05/2025 06:26 - Photo RTP The estimated participation of the Portuguese Catholic University for RTP was calculated on the basis of the results of electoral participation at 16 hours, published p

The Portuguese are voting this Sunday for the third time in three years in a legislative election in which the conservatives start as favorites, but with the big question of whether they will have a solid majority to govern. Until 12 hours the participation was 25.56%, according to the data released by the Ministry of Internal Administration (the equivalent of the Ministry of the Interior).The rate is slightly higher than that recorded in the le…

The Ministry of Internal Administration of Portugal has reported that participation in the early legislative elections held on Sunday has reached 25.56 per cent until 12 noon, slightly above participation in the last elections.

Lisbon, 18 May (Prensa Latina) The participation in today's legislative elections in Portugal was 25.56 percent to half of the day, according to the data disseminated by the Ministry of Internal Administration. The post Announces partial participation in legislative in Portugal first appeared on News Prensa Latina.