Three weeks before elections in Peru are not favorites
Three weeks before the general elections in Peru, yet surveys outlined favorite candidates among the candidates for President of the Republic, and a glimpse that there is little difference in intention vote among the top five most likely candidates.
polls they see a second round is not reached in the first 50 percent plus one of valid votes.
The survey of the private consultancy Ipsos-Apoyo, published Sunday by the newspaper "El Comercio", says former President Alejandro Toledo (2001-2006) of the Peru Posible alliance has 23 percent of preferences, followed by Keiko Fujimori, Force 2011, with 21 percent.
The former commander Ollanta Humala wins Peru has 17 percent, and former mayor of Lima, Luis Castañeda, National Solidarity and the former Minister Pedro Kuczynski of the Alliance for the Great Shift, march tied to 15 percent, while the other six candidates are below 5 percent.
Toledo and Castaneda have lost four percentage points since last January, remains stalled Fujimori, Humala and Kuczynski have risen seven and ten points respectively.
For lists who apply to Congress, Peru Posible first place with 16 percent of voting intentions; Force 2011 with 13 percent, Ghana and Peru National Solidarity with 9 percent, and Alliance for the Great Shift with 8 percent.
The governing APRA party, which has no candidate for president of the republic, has 5 percent; Makeover 2 percent, and the other four are less than 1 percent.
alleged in this scenario, neither candidate is assured advancing to the second round (pass the two that have the highest number of votes), and the future ruler, according to the fees for the Congress, will have to forge alliances through negotiations at the end of the first round of voting, counting with a majority in parliament.
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