The mayor of Providencia had an abrupt drop in voting intentions ahead of the 2025 presidential election, although she remains the best evaluated politician.
The Plaza Pública Cadem survey revealed that the mayor of Providencia, Evelyn Matthei registered a abrupt drop of seven percentage points in spontaneous voting intention ahead of next year’s presidential elections.
According to the latest poll that had been released, the communal authority showed 26% support during September. However, in the recent October survey The preference decreased and is now 19%.
Despite this, Evelyn Matthei continues to lead voting preference according to Cadem. Behind her is the former president Michelle Bacheletwho fell from 11% to 9% y José Antonio Kastwhich had a drop of one 9% to 7%.
With respect to the percentage of indecisive people or that does not lean towards any of the options indicated in the survey, this group continues to register an increase. This last survey showed an increase of 10 points and reached the 48%.
As for the best rated political figure -which does not include those who are candidates for municipal and gubernatorial elections, due to the prohibition established by law- Matthei remains the best evaluated with 63%followed by Rodolfo Carter con 57%, the former president Eduardo Frei with 56% and the former agent Michelle Bachelet, who is in fourth position with fourth with 55%.
On the other hand, the three worst evaluated are the president of the Frente Amplio (FA) Constanza Martínez (25%), the helmsman of the PC Lautaro Carmona (20%) and the former minister Giorgio Jackson (18%).
Regarding the approval of the president’s management Gabriel Boricthis decreased to 32%while his disapproval went up to 60%.