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As has been the trend in the rest of the country, the primary elections in the Valparaíso region were marked by low participation, lack of constituted polling stations and complaints of lack of judgment when leaving voters as members.
According to the first results, they are Rodrigo Mudanca of the Broad Front and Aldo valley those who would obtain the quota to compete in March for the position of regional governor.
In Quilpué, the candidate for the Democratic Revolution, Fidel Cueto, could not vote at the Esperanza College, because 14 tables were not constituted, including the one that corresponded to him.
Cueto criticized that they threatened to throw him out of the voting center for denouncing the irregularity of returning people to their home, when according to him, the tables could be made up with the voters present.
One case that was denounced as irregular is what happened to Nicolás. Coming from Ovalle, he found out this week that he was to be a board member at the Grecia school, and he was not allowed to excuse himself despite the more than 300 kilometers away.
Because there is no Servel office in his area and, accusing that they never answered him for the argument of distance, he had to travel anyway. In spite of everything, Nicolás was surprised that His table was not yet set.
Sandra, a health officer for the National Cancer Corporation, went to vote early after a 12-hour shift, and was left as a table member.
Although she said that she assumed her role with a good attitude, she is concerned that this Sunday she returns at 8:00 p.m. and leaves Monday at 8:00 a.m., being awake more than 40 hours in a row.
According to the executive president of the Servel, Patricio Santamaría, more than 90% of the more than 14 million voters are entitled to vote independently, but despite this, the low turnout has prevented people who went to the premises of voting can vote with table closings at different venues in the area.
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