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Weekly Report - 03 November 2016 (WR-16-43)
ECUADOR: All to play for with half of voters undecided
Not since Ecuador’s return to democracy in 1978 have so many voters been so unsure about who to back in presidential elections in the country. With under four months to go until the elections, 52% of 2,200 respondents to a survey carried out by the national pollster Cedatos between 5 and 15 October in 23 of the country’s 24 provinces, excepting Galápagos, said they were undecided about who to vote for, and this is down from as much as 63% in September.
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