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Recent Gallup Results on Bolivian Elections

Written by The Andean Information Network
August 31, 2009

Alternative indigenous candidates polled relatively poorly.  Victor Hugo Cardenas received the highest percentage in the group (4.5%), leaving him in fifth place, Rene Joaquino (3.5%). Both came in several percentage points behind the category, “Don’t know; didn’t respond.”  It will be interesting to see how numbers change as the campaign season progresses.

Department % Votes for Morales Second Place Candidate
La Paz 82 Doria Medina
Potosi 80.6 Joaquino
Oruro 75.2 Doria Medina
Cochabamba 60.4 Reyes Villa
Chuquisaca 49.1 Quiroga
Pando 46.2 Doria Medina
Tarija 43.6 Quiroga
Beni 32.1 Quiroga
Santa Cruz 24.6 Doria Medina / Reyes Villa

Results for August 2009 Gallup Poll on upcoming Bolivian presidential elections.

Gallup Poll: Bolivian Presidential Elections August 28, 2009

Source: La Prensa, “Segun encuesta, Evo ganara en todos los departamentos.” 28 August 2009. http://www.laprensa.com.bo/noticias/28-08-09/noticias.php?nota=28_08_09_poli3.php.

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