How to vote, bans and party rules: What you need to know about the June 30 election

Each political party selects its presidential candidate through internal elections Sunday, June 30Now is the time to define the broad front. National Party and Colorado Party.

Although four political parties will define their candidate – In addition to the ones already mentioned, the Green Animalist Party, in which Rita Rodríguez and Raúl Viñas are running – they all have their own internal party: they are the filter that reaches October. All parties must obtain at least 500 votes to advance to the national elections.

he vote It’s voluntary, and in fact, the percentage of voters has been declining since the first one in 1999. At that time, 54% of people voted. Then it went down. The lowest participation rate was in 2014, at 37%, followed by 2019, at 40%.

Those who vote will find two sheets of paper in their envelope: One is the National Deliberative Body paper. It is the largest and contains the pre-candidate president and the list of candidates and alternates who attend the party’s national convention. The convention theoretically defines the presidential program.

How is the sole candidate for each party chosen? You must receive half of the votes cast for you plus one vote. shattered Or, at least 40% and 10 percentage points ahead of the second-place automatic nominee. If not, the convention must vote on it.

Another smaller list is the list that includes candidates to join the organization Departmental review bodies and their replacements. That is, the departmental congresses, which then elect candidates for mayors and municipalities. This is why internal elections are so important for many of the national party’s internal departments. For many local leaders, it is an event that is just as important or even more important than the national elections or runoffs. The mayoral candidate is at stake.

hay Vedic Election from Friday, June 28, at 00:00. Although there were previous bans, the current regime is regulated by Law 16,019 from April 1989. “It is prohibited to carry out acts of missionary propaganda heard or perceived or carried in or from public roads. In public places or places open to the public and through written, radio or television media”. It covers “the conduct and dissemination of surveys or consultations by the aforementioned means, as well as any type of demonstration or exhortation aimed at influencing the decision of the electoral bodies”.

On the other hand, Article 177 of the Civil Procedure Law of the People’s Republic of China provides: election The decree of January 16, 1925, prohibited the sale of alcoholic beverages from 24 hours before the close of voting until the close of voting.

Based on the polls known so far, the National Party’s internal party appears to be the only clear party. Alvaro DelgadoLaura Lafo, Jorge Gandini, Carlos Ia Figliola and Roxana Cobran. Executive Mansion candidate Delgado leads in the polls.

The Broad Front candidates are Yamandú Orsi, Carolina Coss and Andrés Lima. Mario Bergara came out of prison a few weeks ago and supports Orsi.

The election here seems more balanced, but Orsi is clearly biased. Polls show that the fewer people who vote, the better Cosse’s chances.

The red interior, for her, seems the most unpredictable, although there is a favorite, Andres Ojeda. The problem is he got his followers to vote for him.

On the other hand, there are candidates who are more structured and behind the traditional sectors: Roberto Silva, Gabriel Gumendes and Tabare Vieira.

On the other step are Carolina Ache and Zaida González.

In the new episode The event explainsSebastian Cabrera, Raúl Santopietro, Martín Tocal and Martín Aguirre analyzed the final segment before the internal analysis.