CPI: This is what voting looks like in Lima’s municipal elections

Two months before the October 2022 elections, which will elect state and local governments across the country, CPI conducted a survey to measure voting intention in constituencies Lime D Callao.

A study conducted between 22 and 25 August shows that there is still a high level of voters who have not yet decided on their vote or indicate that they will not vote for any candidate. In most counties, the combined percentage of both options exceeds either candidate for district mayors.

Polls were conducted with cards that featured all the candidates from each district and the question was raised: which of these candidates would you vote for if the elections were tomorrow? Here are the results by region:

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Juan Enrique Dupuy Garcia (Podemos Peru): 16.9%

Oscar Benavidez Magino (application): 16.1%

Leonardo Edison Vilches Fernandez (Popular Action): 7.7%

Franco Vidal Morales (Country Advances): 6.4%

Simon Ortiz Talaverano (“We are Peru”): 4.3%

Jefferson Lake Velasco (Popular Update): 2.4%

Abdiez Edgar Ortiz Villafranco (Power of the People): two%

Maria Angelica Tupachupanqui Lindo (Free Peru): 1.9%

Georgina Grimalda Buendia Salvador (JPP): 1.2%

None of them: 22.2%

Not exactly: 18.9%

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Felipe Antonio Mezarina Tong (application): fifteen%

Carlos Alberto González Palacios (JPP): 9.7%

David Carlos Fernandez Davila Alvarez (Podemos Peru): 8.8%

Jessica Armida Vargas Gomez (popular update): 8.3%

Gonzalo Eduardo Rivera Talavera (“We are Peru”): 5.6%

Carlos Alberto Villanueva Gutierrez (Advance Country): 4.7%

Eda Teresa Castillo Santa Maria (Popular Action): 2.9%.

Kelly Irene Fernandez Herrera (Popular Force): 2.1%

Sarita Felicita Montes Sotomayor (Purple Party): two%

Delia Elizabeth Cuya Barreda (Free Peru): 0.8%

None of them 30.3%

Not exactly 9.9%

CARABAYLO

Juan Ladislao Espinoza Ortiz (app): 12.0%

Nandi Janet Cordova Morales (People’s Update): 10.9%

Pablo Mendoza Cueva (We Peru): 10.2%

Wilmer Roberto Valverde Valverde (Podemos Peru): 5.1%

Irene Mercedes Gabino Guevara (Popular Action): 2.7%

Luis Alberto Ramirez Fernandez (Purple): 2.2%

Emerson Lopez Delgado (Free Peru): 1.7%

Juan Carlos Huayanay Mormontoy (JPP): one%

Daniel Homer Zavaleta Beramendi (Patriotic Party of Peru): 0.3%

None of them: 17.1%

Not exactly: 36.7%

COMMA

Miguel Angel Saldanha Reategui (application): 19%

Ulises Beltran Villegas Rojas (“We are Peru”): 14.7%

Alexis Lorenzo Banez Rios (popular update): 5.2%

Jean Poole Granados Laso (Country Advances): 5.1%

Wilfer Francisco Carlos Palacios (Purple): 3.8%

Robinson Dositeo Gupioc Rios (Podemos Peru): 3.5%

Rosa Maria Sauanay Antunes (People’s Action): 2.7%

Roxanne Marilia Ari Acuña (Front of Hope Party 2021): 2.6%

Hector Dario Onton Orozco (Together for Peru): 0.8%

None of them: 11.2%

Not exactly: 31.3%

LA MOLINA

Juan Carlos Zurek Pardo Figueroa (Country Advances): 20.5%

Esteban Useda Guerra Garcia (People’s Update): 14.0%

Luis Carlos Antonio Iberico Nunez (application): 8.7%

Julio Eden Martinez Garcia (Podemos Peru): 6.3%

Edmundo del Aguila Herrera (Popular Action): 2.7%

Patricia Biviana Soto Castillo (JPP): 23%

Helga Vanesa Guevara Graheda (Purple Party): 23%

Other candidates: one%

None of them: 18.9%

Not exactly: 23.3%

FREE CITY

Monica Rossana Tello Lopez (Popular update): 15.1%

Jonel Jorge Legia Khamis (app): 14.3%

Miguel Yagi Higa (Country Advances): 7.3%

Manuel Augusto Landener Loli (Podemos Peru): 6.5%

Johana Melissa Stein Bertrand (“We are Peru”): 4.9%

Rocio del Carmen Pereira Saplana (JPP): 3.9%

Alberto Andres Alejo Fernandez (Purple Party): 3.2%

Victoria Luzhmila Bravo Tavara (Popular Action): 23%

Rodrigo Leonardo Rivera Lozano (Front of Hope): 1.4%

None of them: 15.2%

Not exactly: 26%

SAN ISIDRO

Pastor Victor Hugo Bazan (“We are Peru”): 16%

Nancy Rosalie Vizurraga Torrejon (popular update): 10.8%

Cesar Augusto unites the Salvatierra (People’s Strength): 9.2%

Francisco Enrique Hugo Petrozzi Franco (application): 7.9%

Javier José Maria Cipriani Thorn (Advance Country): 5.2%

Fernando Aguilar Castillo (Popular Action): 3.9%

Charles Adrian Zapata Vega (Podemos Peru): 1.9%

Javier Miguel Macías Astengo (Front of Hope Party 2021): 0.5%

None of them: 13.1%

Not exactly: 31.5%

SAINT JOHN LURIGANCHO

Juan Valentin Navarro Jimenez (application): 12.9%

Jesus Maldonado Amao (We Peru): 12.2%

Roy Ernesto Ventura Angel (Popular Force): 7.2%

Manuel Anthony Angulo Vazquez (People’s Update): 7.1%

Brenda Deidamis Lizano Tejada (Country Advances): four%

Nilda Judith Rafael Caro (Free Peru): 2.5%

Oscar Niel Erchino Orellano Allaga (Popular Action): 2.4%

Marco Antonio Orellano Allaga (Popular Action): 1.3%

Walter Jacobo Gutierrez Wasimane (Front of Hope Party 2021): 1.2%

Manuel Eugenio Torbisco Juarez (JPP): 0.6%

None of them: 20.5%

Not exactly: 28%

SAN MARTIN DE PORRES

Hernan Tomas Cifuentes Barca (Podemos Peru): 15.3%

Adolfo Israel Mattos Piaggio (Popular Renewal): 10.3%

Luis Paul Cardenas Sanchez (“We are Peru”): 4.8%

Manuel Ali Evans Valle Montalva (Country Advances): 3%

Hugo Daniel Garay Matos (Popular Force): 2.7%

Jorge Luis Allaga Cervantes (Free Peru): 2.1%

Peter Omar Jaime Corey (app): two%

Guido Alfonso Mesa Urbano (Purple Party): 1.9%

Dick Anthony Castillo Inca (popular action): 1.4%

Oscar Arturo Castillo Guevara (Front of Hope): 0.5%

None of them: 22.4%

Not exactly: 33.6%

SAN MIGUEL

Eduardo Bless (Advance Country): 28.2%

Salvador Heresi (Podemos Peru): 15.1%

Marcos Cabrera (Popular Update): 9.8%

Erica Diaz (We Peru): 3.2%

Aldo Solari (Purple Party): 2.6%

Piero Miranda (Front of Hope): 1.9%

Hernan Ampuero (application): 1.6%

Luis Okana (Patriotic Party of Peru): 1.3%

Other candidates: 0.4%

None of them: 13%

Not exactly; 22.9%

GROOVE

Carlos Ricardo Bruce Montes de Oca (Country Advances): 32.5%

Gina Isela Galvez Saldanha (We Peru): 16.6%

Eduardo Andre Herve Caprile Saint Pere (Podemos Peru): 10.6%

Juan Alejandro Palma Aurazo (app): 4.9%

Juan Carlos Baltodano Bardales (Purple Party): 2.6%

Oscar Mario Ako Miranda (Popular Update): 2.1%

Johnny Jesus Marzano Mejia (Front of Hope Party): 0.3%

None of them: 17.9%

Not exactly:12.5%

SURCILLO

Jose Luis Huamani Gonzalez (app): 22.2%

Sandra Liz Gutierrez Cuba (We Peru): 13.3%

Jose Miguel Mora Chirinos (Podemos Peru): 7.4%

Cynthia Mercedes Loaysa Alvarez (popular update): 4.8%

Johnny Jose Fernandez Kanchanga (Purple Party): 4.3%

Begonia Bustamante Sianzas (Front of Hope Party): 1.9%

Johnny Moises Copes Perez (Popular Action): 1.7%

Dennis Alvarado Carrasco: 0.8%

Elio Tedoro Quispe Ramos (“Power of the People”): 0.6%

None of them: 11.7%

Not exactly: 31.3%

WINDOW (CALLAO)

Hovinson Hugo Vasquez Osorio (With you Callao): 14.6%

Omar Alfredo Marcos Arteaga (Regional Movement Mas Callao): 14.2%

Luis Alberto Nicolás Landauro Ramirez (Democratic Party Somos Peru): 5.8%

Angelica Rosario Rios Ramirez (Avanza País – Social Integration Party): 5.3%

Charlie Daniel Mark Polet (Popular Force): 4.4%

Silvio Enrique Farfan Benavente (APP): 2.4%

Walter Edilberto Valeriano Chavez (Podemos Peru): two%

Richard Melendres Campos (“For you Callao”): 1.6%

Juan Carlos Condori Huaman (People’s Renewal): 1.5%

Luis Alberto Cuba Sebastian (JPP): 1.1%

Noe Teodoro Elescano Chavez (Regional Movement Somos Callao): 0.9%

Other candidates: 23%

None of them: 24.5%

Not exactly: 19.4%

CPI survey technical sheet

Purpose of the study: Intentions to vote for candidates for mayors of districts. Universe explored: The urban population of the study area, men and women aged 18 to 70, living and voting in the territory of the jurisdiction. Examination technique: face to face in selected houses. Implementation date: From 22 to 25 August.