George Forsyth leads voting intention but with a drop of 10 points in a month, according to Datum

A recent Datum survey for Peru 21 found that 63% of Peruvians “I would never vote” for the candidate of Fuerza Popular, Keiko Fujimori to presidency of the Republic.

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On the list are the candidates Ollanta Humala and César Acuña, with 48% and 47% of voters who do not consider them as an option in any way.

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Meanwhile, 32% of voters would not give their vote to Verónika Mendoza, 31% to Daniel Urresti and 28% to Julio Guzmán, leader of the Purple Party. 25% would not do it for George Forsyth and 21% for Fernando Olivera.

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Of those surveyed, 19% would never vote for Daniel Salaverry, 18% for Yonhy Lescano, 16% for Marco Arana, 14% for Francisco Diez Canseco and Alberto Beingolea.

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On the other hand, 74% of those surveyed indicated that they will vote if the COVID-19 pandemic continues in April 2021, while 18% indicated that they would not.

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Regarding the candidates who lead the electoral preferences, according to the Datum poll, George Forsyth remains in the lead with 10%, although with a significant drop, since in October the intention to vote was 20%.

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Hernando de Soto is in second place with 5%, while Verónika Mendoza remains in third place with 4%. Both have the same percentage as the month of October.

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Julio Guzmán, Keiko Fujimori and Yonhy Lescano continue on the list with 4%, while Daniel Urresti has 3%, Daniel Salaverr and César Acuña 2% and Ollanta Humala reaches 1% of voting intention. The rest of the candidates together add 5% of the intention to vote.

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32% assured that they will vote blank, flawed or for none of the candidates.

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The survey was conducted by Datum with a sample size of 1,244 surveys among men and women aged 18 to 70 years. It was done from December 3 to 6 of this year and had a margin of error of +/- 2.8% and a confidence level of 95% in urban and rural sampling points throughout the country.

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