Growing Electoral Engagement in Venezuela: Hinterlaces Study Reveals Voting Intentions
Close-up of a Venezuela’s CNE-certified ballot box, symbolizing democratic participation amid high voter turnout reported in 2024 elections. Apr 1st, 2025 Photo: Cubadebate
April 1, 2025 Hour: 10:01 pm
55% of Venezuelans plan to vote in May 25 elections, per Hinterlaces poll. Rising civic engagement could reshape the country’s political landscape.
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A recent study conducted by Hinterlaces in March has highlighted a significant increase in Venezuelan citizens’ commitment to the electoral process scheduled for May 25. According to the data, 55% of respondents confirmed their intention to vote in the upcoming elections to elect new governors, members of the Legislative Council, and deputies for the National Assembly.
Key Findings from the Poll
- 55% of respondents said they will vote
- 19% indicated they will likely vote
- 13% have no plans to participate
- 10% said they will probably not vote
- 3% did not respond
The survey, which included 900 interviews, asked: “How willing are you to vote in the upcoming gubernatorial elections?” The results suggest a positive trend for democracy in Venezuela, reflecting renewed civic engagement at a critical moment for the country.
May 25: A Defining Moment
The elections will allow citizens to shape regional and legislative leadership, signaling a resurgence of interest in political and social decision-making. Hinterlaces, known for its opinion trend analysis, provides valuable insights into Venezuelans’ priorities, reinforcing the importance of active electoral participation.
Potential Impact
With this level of mobilization, the vote could mark a shift in Venezuela’s political dynamics, fostering opportunities for dialogue and institutional rebuilding in a context where civic participation is more crucial than ever.
Autor: MLM
Fuente: Hinterlaces - VTV
