Uruguay:Uruguay's Undecided Voters Could Force Runoff, Americas Society (2009) —
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Uruguay:Uruguay's Undecided Voters Could Force Runoff, Americas Society (2009)

"Uruguayans vote on October 25 to determine which presidential hopeful will take over from popular President Tabaré Vázquez in March 2010. The latest polls show the governing alliance, Uruguay’s Progressive Encounter-Broad Front (EP-FA) holding the lead. But the percentage of undecided voters rose significantly from 7.5 percent in August to 12 percent in October, posing a challenge to the coalition as it seeks to avoid a November runoff."

The link address is: http://www.as-coa.org/article.php?id=1950

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