WHO wins 2023 election in Ecuador | Voting for the second presidential election is going like this Answers

This Sunday, October 15, Ecuador’s future will be defined in the 2023 presidential election. Either Daniel Noboa or Luisa Gonzalez, if they win these elections, will rule until May 23, 2025. Precisely, several polling firms released the figures shortly after. Second round election.

Who will win the 2023 presidential election in Ecuador?

A few hours before election day, some pollsters in Ecuador authorized by the National Electoral Council (CNE) have provided the public with their latest statistics. Company contact 41.5% of Ecuadorians polled indicated they would choose Daniel Noboa. Candidate Luisa González has 36.4%. Also, 12.4% have not yet decided who they will vote for, while 9.7% will decide to cast a blank or null vote.

Meanwhile, the pollster Telcodata Showed a technical tie between the two candidates. According to its results, the representative of the Democratic Alliance will have 36.7%, while the candidate of the Citizens’ Revolutionary Movement will have 36.4%. As this group represents 15.9%, everything will be decided with those who are still undecided who to vote for.

Finally, another polling agency called Business & StrategiesIn their published results, they put Noboa in first place with 39%, but Gonzalez with 38.63%, reflecting how tight this second round is. And 17.07% are still undecided about whom to vote for.

What time does dry law start in Ecuador?

It stipulates that dry law should be implemented in the election calendar as stated in Article 123 of the Democracy Act. Therefore, distribution, sale and consumption of alcohol should be made impossible 36 hours before and 12 hours after Democracy Day. On this occasion, the sale, purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited from noon on Friday, 13 October to noon on Monday, 16 October, as the elections will begin on Sunday, October 15 at 07:00 AM.

Who is Luisa Gonzalez and Daniel Noboa?

Daniel Noboa is now 35 years old and is a conservative businessman who is the son of Alvaro Noboa, who ran for the presidency several times. As far as the economic issue is concerned, the objective is to create tax incentives and tax exemptions for new companies. For security, he wants to strengthen the judicial system, fight cybercrime and improve the prison system.

On the other hand, Luisa González, 45, is the candidate of former President Rafael Correa’s party, the first woman to receive such a significant percentage in the first round of a presidential election. He seeks to improve crime, corruption and the judiciary.