October 9, 2013

Source: Huffington Post

The latest CID-Gallup and Encuestadora Paradigma presidential polls came out in September. CID-Gallup polled 1,220 people between September 6-12 and Encuestadora Paradmigna polled 2,400 people during September 16-24.

The CID-Gallup poll had Xiomara Castro de Zelaya of the Liberty and Refoundation Party (Libre) in the lead with 29 percent, Juan Orlando Hernández of the National Party in second place with 27 percent, Mauricio Villeda of the Liberal Party with 15 percent, and Salvador Nasralla of the Anti-Corruption Party (PAC) with 11 percent. The Encuestadora Paradigma poll had Mrs. Zelaya ahead with 22.8 percent, followed by Mr. Hernández with 21.9 percent, Mr. Villeda with 12 percent, and Mr. Nasralla with 10 percent.

Two other CID-Gallup polls were conducted on Jan. 14-18 and May 2-8, while four other Encuestadora Paradigma polls were conducted on Feb. 4-13, April 14-23, July 16-30, and Aug. 16-30.