António Pedro Santos / Lusa
The candidate for Porto City Council, Pedro Duarte
Pedro Duarte in front of the poll, but with Manuel Pizarro very close. Arrives should debut, PCP and block should come out.
A Porto City Council It is one of the (several) with uncertain outcome for next Sunday, the day of local elections.
The survey revealed last night by the show a tie technician between the two main candidates: Pedro Duarte and Manuel Pizarro.
Pedro Duarte (PSD/CDS/IL) reaches 33,1% of voting intentions, but Manuel Pizarro (PS) is following, with 32,9%.
However, in another point of the survey, the Portuenses indicate that who will win the elections – is different from “who I will vote” – is Manuel Pizarro (38.2%), ahead of Pedro Duarte (29.8%).
Returning to voting intentions, far from the two largest candidates are Miguel Corte-Real (Arrives, 10.4%) and the independent Filipe Araújo (3,9%).
Even below, and probably unless they are elected councilors, they are Hélder Sousa, free (3.9%), Nuno Cardoso (The former president is at 3.3%, now competing for us citizens and PPM), Diana Ferreira (CDU, 3.3%) e Sérgio Aires of the left block (2.9%).
That is, the most likely is that the He arrives obliterate elect at least one councilman and who CDU e Block out of the Porto City Council.
“Candidate chatgpt”
Throughout Monday’s campaign events, Manuel Pizarro said these days have been clarification for Porto voters.
But he fired a criticism of Pedro Duarte: “I received this weekend the mayor of Paris with whom I also changed opinions about the solutions they found for housing and the environment and mobility. I don’t walk like my opponent for chatgpt Looking for more or less weird examples, such as what happened in Seoul or Singapore. ”
“I deal with issues that are realistic and which are likely to be adapted to the city of Porto,” continued the former minister.
Pedro Duarte reacted on Tuesday: “If this chatgpt epithet means that I am a modern candidate, maybe accept it. In fact, when Manuel Pizarro first applied for an local place here in Porto, the internet had not yet been invented. ”
