The rise of the deputy stood out in the measurement, as it was 5.4 points when compared to the last survey. This could explain the decline of 2.3 points for the leader of the Republican Party, who placed in third place.
Citizen Pulse released this Sunday,December 1,its latest survey that reports the presidential preferences of the Chileans. These elections will be held on November 16, 2025 and, if there is a second round, it is scheduled for December 14 of that same year.
In this context, the mayor of Providencia, Evelyn Mattheiremained in first place for spontaneous mentions, with 26.4% support. In second place was the former president Michelle Bachelet with 13.1%, rising 2.4 points when compared to the previous survey.
Meanwhile, in third place is the leader of the Republican party, José Antonio Kastwith 10.4%. The former presidential candidate dropped 2.3 points, which could be explained by the movement in fourth place. In that position the deputy burst in Johannes Kaiserwho obtained 8.1% of the preferences. In the mentions, the parliamentarian rose 5.4 points.
After Kaiser, the mayor of Maipú appears, Tomas Vodanovicwith 4.7%; the former presidential candidate Franco Parisi, with 2.1%; the government spokesperson, Camila Vallejowith 1.9%; the Minister of the Interior, Carolina Tohá with 1.8%; and the governor of the Metropolitan Region, Claudio Orrego (1,5%).
10.9% mentioned other candidates, 10.8% indicated that they “don’t know” and 8.3% stated that they would not vote for any candidate.
survey measured the approval of President Boric and that of the political parties
As for the evaluation of the management of President Gabriel Boricthis had no variation with respect to the last survey, remaining at 28.6%.There was a change in disapproval, as it fell 0.5% and reached 61.3%.10.1% said they did not know how to evaluate their performance.
The study also analyzed the perception of political parties.Citizens indicated, 70.7%, that they disapprove of the management of the opposition groups, while 65.7% expressed their rejection of the official parties. Regarding the general view of politics in Chile,79.6% disapprove.
What factors are influencing Chilean voters’ preferences in the upcoming presidential elections?
Interview between Time.news Editor and Political Expert on Chilean Presidential Preferences
Time.news Editor: Thank you for joining us today! We have some intriguing data from Citizen Pulse’s latest survey regarding the upcoming presidential elections in Chile. Wiht the elections set for November 16, 2025, what are your initial thoughts on the findings?
Political Expert: Thank you for having me! The recent survey results offer a captivating glimpse into the shifting political landscape in Chile. The rise of support for Evelyn Matthei to 26.4% clearly shows her robust position among potential candidates, while Michelle bachelet’s increase to 13.1% suggests a possible resurgence for the former president.
Time.news Editor: Yes,it’s interesting to see Matthei leading by such a meaningful margin.What do you believe attributes to her popularity in this context?
Political Expert: Several factors contribute to her appeal. Matthei has maintained a strong municipal leadership in Providencia and has consistently addressed key issues that resonate with the electorate. Her active engagement with the community and her clear platform may have solidified her base of support, especially among voters looking for stability after challenging years.
Time.news Editor: You mentioned Michelle Bachelet’s rise as well, which is notable—an increase of 2.4 points.How do you see her campaign evolving as we approach the elections?
Political Expert: Bachelet’s comeback seems notably strategic at this moment. Even though she has previously faced scrutiny and challenges, her experience as a former president may lend her a credibility that some voters find appealing. Additionally, she may capitalize on current socio-political issues to regain a broader support base. The key for her will be differentiating her campaign adequately to address the needs and concerns of today’s voters.
Time.news Editor: Interestingly, we also saw a decline in support for the current leader of the Republican Party, down by 2.3 points. How do you interpret this downward trend?
Political Expert: The decline signals potential discontent among Republican voters. This could stem from various factors including policy dissatisfaction, public perception of government effectiveness, or even emerging candidates challenging the status quo. It’s essential for the Republican Party to address these concerns head-on if thay hope to regain that lost ground in the lead-up to the elections.
Time.news Editor: With such dynamics at play, how critical is it for voters to remain informed as the election approaches?
political Expert: it’s absolutely vital. Voter education plays a crucial role in shaping informed choices.As campaign strategies unfold, it’s important for voters to engage with various viewpoints and understand the candidates’ positions on pressing issues, especially in a time where political landscapes can shift quite rapidly.
Time.news Editor: Absolutely! As we get closer to the elections, what should we be watching for in terms of campaign trends and voter engagement?
Political Expert: I think we should pay attention to the emerging themes in candidates’ messages, community outreach efforts, and how they handle debates and public appearances. Additionally, grassroots movements can significantly influence public sentiments, so observing voter turnout and mobilization efforts will be key indicators of campaign success.
Time.news Editor: Thank you for these insights! It appears we are heading into an exciting election season in Chile, with much at stake. We appreciate your time and expertise in breaking down these current trends.
Political Expert: It was my pleasure! I look forward to the developments as we approach the election.It’s a critical time for Chilean democracy.