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Undecided voters could decide Bolivia's presidential election
With Bolivias presidential runoff approaching, former President Jorge Tuto Quiroga leads in polls, but undecided voters could sway the election outcome.
- Polling data from October 14 indicates Jorge Tuto Quiroga of the Free Alliance has a support range of 43% to 45% ahead of the presidential runoff.
- Rodrigo Paz Pereira, representing the Christian Democratic Party, is Quirogas opponent in the two-round system election set to take place soon.
- The runoff election is critical as it follows the initial voting round, where no candidate secured the majority needed for outright victory.
- Voter turnout and the decisions of undecided voters will play a pivotal role in determining the next leader of Bolivia.
Why It Matters
The outcome of Bolivias presidential runoff is crucial for the countrys political stability and governance. With a significant portion of the electorate undecided, the election could hinge on last-minute campaigning and voter engagement. The results will influence Bolivias future policies and international relations, affecting both citizens and global observers.