Jorge de los Santos leads poll for deputy in Azua

Azua, D.R. – An opinion poll conducted through social media positions Jorge de los Santos (David) as the candidate with the most support among participants to represent the province of Azua in the National Congress.
According to the released results, De los Santos obtained 48% of the preferences, equivalent to 495 votes, surpassing Yensis Abreu by 12 percentage points, who reached 369 votes (36%). The difference between both was 126 votes.
Meanwhile, candidates Cabral and Santana together totaled 13% of the preferences, while only 11 participants (1%) stated they remained undecided.
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As this is a poll conducted through social media, the results reflect exclusively the voluntary participation of users who interacted with the post and do not correspond to a scientific survey, nor are they necessarily representative of the universe of voters in the province.
Even so, the measurement shows a wide lead for Jorge de los Santos (David), who heads the preference of the participants in this digital opinion exercise.
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