Paraguay
A poll places Camilo Pérez in the lead in the race for Asunción
A Grau & Asociados survey gives the Colorado candidate 50.8% of the vote intention and a wide lead over Soledad Núñez. Adolfo Grau said that, two weeks before the municipal election, the result appears difficult to reverse.
A poll published by La Nación Paraguay places Camilo Pérez at the front of the race for the mayoralty of Asunción with 50.8% of voting intention, ahead of Soledad Núñez, who registers 27%.
According to that survey by the consulting firm Grau & Asociados, the gap between the two is 23.8 points. The study also records 6.3% for Rodrigo Franco, 2.8% for Arlene Aquino and 13.1% undecided.
According to La Nación Paraguay, Adolfo Grau said in an interview with the program “Así son las cosas,” on GEN and Universo 970 AM/Nación Media, that Pérez’s lead is “irreversible” two weeks before the municipal election. The consultant noted that the ANR candidate has already surpassed half of the voting intention and said that, even with the distribution of the undecided vote, his rivals would have no room to catch him.
Still according to that outlet, Grau also estimated that the Partido Colorado could win the entry of about 15 municipal councilors and end up with a comfortable majority.
The survey was conducted between September 16 and 17, 2026, based on 518 cases in 47 neighborhoods of Asunción. The sample, La Nación Paraguay indicated, was stratified by sex, age and economic level among voters registered in the city’s electoral roll, with a margin of error of ±4%.
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