US EditionUndecided, Null and White Mark Unitel Poll Just over a Month After the Elections
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Less than two months before the presidential elections in Bolivia, the candidates Samuel Doria Medina (Alianza Unidad) and Jorge Tuto Quiroga (Alianza Libre) head the preference of the electorate, according to the second national poll of the intention of voting conducted by Ipsos CIESMORI for UNITEL. The businessman Doria Medina figures first with 18.7% of support, followed closely by Quiroga with 18.1%. Both lead the general and opposition vote…
LA PAZ, 14 Jul (NOMADA NEWS). – Samuel Doria Medina, of the Unit Alliance, leads the second poll on the intention of voting of the Unitel Network with 18.7% and Jorge Tuto Quiroga of the Free Alliance follows him with 18.1%. In the second survey prepared by Ipsos Ciesmori, march third, Andronico Rodríguez with 11.8%; followed by Manfred Reyes Villa with 8.2%; Rodrigo Paz with 3.2%; Johnny Fernándes with 2.5%; Eduardo Del Castillo with 2.3%; Eva …
The opposition candidates Samuel Doria Medina and Jorge «Tuto» Quiroga lead the intention of voting, according to the latest poll by Ipsos CIESMORI for UNITEL, while the officialism shows a downward trend. In the second national poll of voting intention, conducted between July 5 and 7 by Ipsos CIESMORI for UNITEL, Samuel Doria Medina (Alianza Unidad) and Jorge «Tuto» Quiroga (Free Alliance) are consolidated as the favorites, with 18.7% and 18.1%…
The study had a sample of 2,500 surveys conducted between July 5 and 7, 2025 in the nine departments of the country. The design guarantees a level of confidence of 95% with a margin of national error of 2.2%.
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