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The weekly survey No. 355 of Plaza Pública Cadem, corresponding to the fifth and last week of October, focused on the post-Plebiscite presidential race and assured that, as of today, the Mayor of Las Condes, Joaquín Lavín (UDI), “wins in all scenarios.”
According to the survey, in face-to-face disputes, Lavín reached an average of 33 percent of the intention to vote, surpassing Beatriz Sanchez (31 percent), Daniel Jadue (28 percent).
Further back, facing Lavín, they would be Francisco Vidal (24 percent), Marco Enriquez-Ominami (23 percent), Heraldo Muñoz (22 percent), Ximena Rincon (23 percent) and Jose Miguel Insulza (18 percent).
The Presidential Cadem also stated that the mayor of Recoleta would defeat all current candidates, but would lose both to the mayor of Las Condes and to Evelyn Matthei.
In general terms, Lavín (6%, -1pt) and Daniel Jadue (6%, -1pt) “remain tied in spontaneous preferences”, followed by Evelyn Matthei (4%, -1pt), José Antonio Kast (3%), Franco Parisi ( 2%, + 1pt), Michelle Bachelet (2%, + 1pt), Beatriz Sánchez (2%, + 1pt), Francisco Vidal (2%), Pamela Jiles (2%, + 1pt), Heraldo Muñoz (1%) , Manuel José Ossandón (1%) and Felipe Kast (1%).
However, a majority 60 percent “do not know, do not answer” to this question.
Regarding expectationsRegardless of preferences, 12 percent (-4pts) believe that Joaquín Lavín will be the next president of Chile. It is followed further by Daniel Jadue (7%, -1pt), Evelyn Matthei (2%, -2pts), Francisco Vidal (2%), Heraldo Muñoz (2%), Beatriz Sánchez (2%), José Antonio Kast ( 1%), Franco Parisi (1%), Pamela Jiles (1%), 6% (-1pt) other and 64% (-1pt) do not know, do not respond.
Presidential approval
Finally, in the fifth and last week of October, 18 percent approve and 73 percent disapprove of President Sebastián Piñera’s management, “no significant changes from previous weeks.”
