NOTIFAL/ (VENEZUELA) Coro, Estado Falcón.- En las elecciones para el próximo domingo 14 en venezuela, todas las encuestadoras dan como ganador al candidato de la patria y la revolución Nicolás Maduro con un puntaje que oscila desde el 57 % hasta el 65.7 % de los votos.
En la contienda electoral, el candidato que recomendó en cadena de radio y TV el día 08 de diciembre del 2012, el Líder Supremo y Segundo Libertador Hugo Chávez Frías estará superando los 10 Millones de votos.
Consultores 30-11
De acuerdo al estudio de la encuestadora
Consultores 30-11, realizado en 16 estados y el Distrito Capital, del
23 al 26 de marzo y del 1 al 3 de abril, la intención de voto favorece a
Maduro con 52,8% frente a un 38,6% de Capriles, es decir una brecha de
14,2% de ventaja para el abanderado revolucionario.
En el sondeo que incluyó 1.600 entrevistas, 72,5% de los consultados dijo que votará seguro el 14-A.
Independientemente de su preferencia un
total de 60,3% cree que ganará Maduro, mientras que 29,2% considera que
será el candidato antichavista, derrotado el pasado 7 de octubre.
Datanálisis
En la encuesta realizada por la empresa
Datanálisis del 18 al 21 de marzo, con 800 entrevistas, el margen para
la victoria de Maduro se ubica en 16,4%.
Al plantear que “si las elecciones
fueran el domingo próximo”, un 50,3% manifestó que votaría por el candidato de la Patria Nicolás Maduro y
33,9% dijo que por Capriles.
Asimismo, dejando de lado su preferencia 61,9% de los consultados dijo que cree que gana Maduro, 19,9% opinó que sería Capriles.
ICS
La consulta del 22 al 27 de marzo de la
encuestadora International Consulting Services (ICS) hecha a 1.600
personas en 19 estados y Distrito Capital, muestra que “si las
elecciones fueran hoy” 56,9% respondió que votaría por el candidato
socialista mientras que un 41,1% lo haría por el aspirante del capitalismo antichavista Capriles Radonsky.
La brecha en este caso es de 15,8% a favor del postulado de la Revolución Bolivariana, Nicolás Maduro.
En este informe se mide además el rechazo hacia los candidatos. Un 60,3% afirmó que no votaría por Capriles.
En un tema sensible como la garantía de
seguridad en el país, Maduro también supera a la derecha porque 54,4%
considera que el candidato socialista puede resolver el tema de la
inseguridad en el país, mientras que 37,7% sostiene que lo haría
Capriles.
GIS XXI
El Barómetro de Gestión y Coyuntura
Política del Grupo de Investigación Social Siglo XXI (GIS XXI),
correspondiente al mes de marzo, revela que Nicolás Maduro tiene 55,3% de
intención de voto y Capriles un 44,7%.
“Dependiendo de la activación de las
bases chavistas u opositoras podemos estar moviéndonos hacia un
escenario de 57,6% para Maduro y 42,4% para Capriles”, recalca Rangel,
tras destacar que esta empresa consultó a 1.500 personas en todo el
país.
Hinterlaces
El Reporte Electoral Presidencial 2013
de la Hinterlaces, correspondiente al 3 de abril, señala que la
intención de voto se inclina por Nicolás Maduro con 54%, frente al 37%
de Capriles, es decir una brecha de 17%.
Para el informe se efectuaron 1.100
entrevistas en todo el país. El escenario de proyección a una semana del
14-A, indica que Nicolás Maduro gana la elección con una brecha entre
15 y 17%.
IVAD
A través de 1.200 entrevistas realizadas
en todo el territorio nacional, el Instituto Venezolano de Análisis de
Datos (IVAD) arroja que la brecha es de 18,6% a favor de Nicolás Maduro, quien
cuenta con 53,3% de respaldo, mientras que el postulado de la derecha capitalista Capriles Radonsky
recibe 34,7% de apoyo.
Además el estudio efectuado entre el 24 y
el 31 de marzo, mostró que 60,1% de las personas manifestaron estar de
acuerdo con el nombramiento de Nicolás Maduro como presidente encargado;
y consideran como positiva la actual gestión de gobierno con un 57,2%
de apoyo.
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NOTIFAL
/ (VENEZUELA) Coro, Falcón State. - In elections for next Sunday 14 in
Venezuela, all pollsters give the winner the candidate of the fatherland
and the revolution Nicolas Maduro with a score ranging from 57% to 65.7
% of the votes.
In the election, the candidate recommended on radio and TV on December 8, 2012, the Supreme Leader and Liberator Second Hugo Chavez is surpassing the 10 million votes.
Consultants 30-11
According to the study of Consultants 30-11 polling, conducted in 16 states and the capital district, from 23 to 26 March and from 1 to 3 April, the voting intentions Maduro favors with 52.8% vs. Capriles 38.6%, ie a gap of 14.2% advantage for the revolutionary champion.
In the survey, which included 1,600 interviews, 72.5% of respondents said they will vote on 14-A safe.
Regardless of your choice a total of 60.3% think will win Maduro, while 29.2% considered to be the anti-Chavez candidate, defeated on 7 October.
Datanálisis
In the survey conducted by the company Datanálisis from 18 to 21 March, with 800 interviews, the margin for victory Maduro is at 16.4%.
By stating that "if the election were next Sunday", 50.3% said they would vote for the candidate of the Fatherland Nicolás Maduro and 33.9% for Capriles said.
Also, putting aside his preference 61.9% of respondents said they believed that wins Maduro, 19.9% said they would Capriles.
ICS
The view from 22 to 27 March pollster International Consulting Services (ICS) made 1,600 people in 19 states and the Capital District, shows that "if the election were today," 56.9% said they would vote for the Socialist candidate while 41.1% would vote for the candidate of capitalism antichavista Capriles.
The gap in this case is 15.8% in favor of the postulate of the Bolivarian Revolution, Nicolas Maduro.
This report also measures the rejection of candidates. 60.3% said they would not vote for Capriles.
In a sensitive issue as the guarantee of security in the country, Maduro also beats right because 54.4% believe that the Socialist candidate can solve the issue of insecurity in the country, while 37.7% say they would Capriles.
GIS XXI
The Barometer Situation Management and Policy Research Group Social Siglo XXI (GIS XXI) for the month of March, Nicolas Maduro has revealed that 55.3% of likely voters and 44.7% Capriles.
"Depending on the activation of Chavez or opposing bases can be moving towards a scenario of 57.6% and 42.4% for Mature for Capriles," Rangel stressed, noting that the company consulted 1,500 people nationwide.
Hinterlaces
The 2013 Report of the Presidential Electoral Hinterlaces, corresponding to April 3, states that the voting intentions prefers Nicolas Maduro with 54%, compared with 37% of Capriles, ie a gap of 17%.
For the 1100 report, interviews were conducted across the country. The forecast scenario a week of 14-A, indicates that Nicolas Maduro wins the election with a gap between 15 and 17%.
IVAD
Through interviews conducted in 1200 throughout the country, the Venezuelan Institute of Data Analysis (IVAD) shows that the gap is 18.6% in favor of Nicolas Maduro, who has 53.3% support, while the postulate of capitalist right Capriles receives 34.7% support.
Furthermore the study conducted between 24 and 31 March, showed that 60.1% of people said they agreed with the appointment of Nicolas Maduro as acting president, and considered as positive the current governance with 57.2 % support.
In the election, the candidate recommended on radio and TV on December 8, 2012, the Supreme Leader and Liberator Second Hugo Chavez is surpassing the 10 million votes.
Consultants 30-11
According to the study of Consultants 30-11 polling, conducted in 16 states and the capital district, from 23 to 26 March and from 1 to 3 April, the voting intentions Maduro favors with 52.8% vs. Capriles 38.6%, ie a gap of 14.2% advantage for the revolutionary champion.
In the survey, which included 1,600 interviews, 72.5% of respondents said they will vote on 14-A safe.
Regardless of your choice a total of 60.3% think will win Maduro, while 29.2% considered to be the anti-Chavez candidate, defeated on 7 October.
Datanálisis
In the survey conducted by the company Datanálisis from 18 to 21 March, with 800 interviews, the margin for victory Maduro is at 16.4%.
By stating that "if the election were next Sunday", 50.3% said they would vote for the candidate of the Fatherland Nicolás Maduro and 33.9% for Capriles said.
Also, putting aside his preference 61.9% of respondents said they believed that wins Maduro, 19.9% said they would Capriles.
ICS
The view from 22 to 27 March pollster International Consulting Services (ICS) made 1,600 people in 19 states and the Capital District, shows that "if the election were today," 56.9% said they would vote for the Socialist candidate while 41.1% would vote for the candidate of capitalism antichavista Capriles.
The gap in this case is 15.8% in favor of the postulate of the Bolivarian Revolution, Nicolas Maduro.
This report also measures the rejection of candidates. 60.3% said they would not vote for Capriles.
In a sensitive issue as the guarantee of security in the country, Maduro also beats right because 54.4% believe that the Socialist candidate can solve the issue of insecurity in the country, while 37.7% say they would Capriles.
GIS XXI
The Barometer Situation Management and Policy Research Group Social Siglo XXI (GIS XXI) for the month of March, Nicolas Maduro has revealed that 55.3% of likely voters and 44.7% Capriles.
"Depending on the activation of Chavez or opposing bases can be moving towards a scenario of 57.6% and 42.4% for Mature for Capriles," Rangel stressed, noting that the company consulted 1,500 people nationwide.
Hinterlaces
The 2013 Report of the Presidential Electoral Hinterlaces, corresponding to April 3, states that the voting intentions prefers Nicolas Maduro with 54%, compared with 37% of Capriles, ie a gap of 17%.
For the 1100 report, interviews were conducted across the country. The forecast scenario a week of 14-A, indicates that Nicolas Maduro wins the election with a gap between 15 and 17%.
IVAD
Through interviews conducted in 1200 throughout the country, the Venezuelan Institute of Data Analysis (IVAD) shows that the gap is 18.6% in favor of Nicolas Maduro, who has 53.3% support, while the postulate of capitalist right Capriles receives 34.7% support.
Furthermore the study conducted between 24 and 31 March, showed that 60.1% of people said they agreed with the appointment of Nicolas Maduro as acting president, and considered as positive the current governance with 57.2 % support.
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