Candidate Luísa González voted on Sunday (13) in the second round of presidential elections. She disputes the position with the current head of state, Daniel Noboa.
Gonzalez, a protected from former President Rafael Correa, had 51.4% voting intent on a Business & Strategies survey with about 3,000 voters conducted March 24-26, with an error margin of 1.8%.
She was followed by Noboa with 48.6%, putting them both in a technical draw.
Noboa assumed the presidency just over 16 months ago, after predecessor Guillermo Lasso dissolved the parliament and summoned new elections. He defeated Gonzalez in the 2023 dispute.
This content was originally published in the left candidate vote in the second round of the Ecuador elections on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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