Criteria: José Antonio Kast encabeza las preferencias presidenciales, le sigue Evelyn Matthei - Radio Agricultura

I came across an interesting article on Radio Agricultura that revealed José Antonio Kast as the top choice for presidential preferences, followed by Evelyn Matthei.

According to the article, a survey conducted by Criteria Research showed that Kast maintained his position as the most preferred candidate for the presidency, with 13% of the participants selecting him. Matthei followed closely with 10.2% of the votes, while Daniel Jadue got 5.5% of the votes, emerging as the third most popular choice.

It was also noted that Kast had a higher preference among men, while Matthei had a more significant preference among women. The survey also suggested that Kast performed well among voters aged 35-44 years old and those with higher education levels.

As someone familiar with Chilean politics, I found it intriguing to see Kast’s continued dominance in the presidential preferences. He is known for his controversial views on immigration and has been a vocal critic of the current government’s approach. Matthei, on the other hand, has a long-standing career in politics and is the current mayor of Providencia.

Overall, this article sheds light on how different candidates are being perceived by the public and may give a glimpse of who could potentially be the next president of Chile. As the country gears up for the elections later this year, it’ll be interesting to see how these preferences change over time and who ultimately comes out on top.