Nbadan
09-19-2012, 11:50 PM
14 years and counting....
One Month before Venezuela’s Presidential Election Polls Show Huge Leads for Chávez
By Venezuela Solidarity Campaign, September 18th 2012
With just one month left before Venezuelans go to the ballot box, a survey of recent opinion polls shows significant leads for Hugo Chávez in the race to be Venezuela’s next president.
The average of all 13 polls carried out in August and in the first week of September, saw Hugo Chávez on 51% and Henrique Capriles on 35% giving Chávez an average lead of 16% (See table 1).
Such a lead would translate into an advantage of more than two million votes for Hugo Chávez on October 7th.
Of these 13 polls surveyed, 11 gave a lead for Hugo Chávez and just two put the main challenger, Henry Capriles Radonski, ahead. (See chart 1 to the right).
In the 11 polls putting Hugo Chávez ahead, all but one gives him a lead of between 13-28%. In contrast, the two polls that put Henry Capriles Radonski ahead gave him leads of just 2% and 4%.
http://venezuelanalysis.com/files/imagecache/block_node_images/images/2012/09/sx1u_augustpollleads.jpg
http://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/7264
One Month before Venezuela’s Presidential Election Polls Show Huge Leads for Chávez
By Venezuela Solidarity Campaign, September 18th 2012
With just one month left before Venezuelans go to the ballot box, a survey of recent opinion polls shows significant leads for Hugo Chávez in the race to be Venezuela’s next president.
The average of all 13 polls carried out in August and in the first week of September, saw Hugo Chávez on 51% and Henrique Capriles on 35% giving Chávez an average lead of 16% (See table 1).
Such a lead would translate into an advantage of more than two million votes for Hugo Chávez on October 7th.
Of these 13 polls surveyed, 11 gave a lead for Hugo Chávez and just two put the main challenger, Henry Capriles Radonski, ahead. (See chart 1 to the right).
In the 11 polls putting Hugo Chávez ahead, all but one gives him a lead of between 13-28%. In contrast, the two polls that put Henry Capriles Radonski ahead gave him leads of just 2% and 4%.
http://venezuelanalysis.com/files/imagecache/block_node_images/images/2012/09/sx1u_augustpollleads.jpg
http://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/7264