Businessman Daniel Noboa is the new president of Ecuador

The candidates Daniel Noboa, of the National Democratic Alliance (ADN) movement, and Luisa González, of the Citizen Revolution, faced each other this October 15 in the second electoral round of the 2023 elections for the presidency of Ecuador.

The official results of the National Electoral Council (CNE) indicate that Noboa obtained 52.29% of the votes and Luisa González, of the Citizen Revolution, 47.71% with 90.9% of the valid minutes.

The official results of the CNE indicate that Noboa obtained 52.29% of the votes and González 47.71% with 90.9% of the valid minutes.

Noboa accumulates 4,885,188 votes, while González has 4,457,350 votes.

The  exit poll  of Luis Esteban Lapo presented by Teleamazonas indicates that Noboa would have obtained 53.85% of the votes and González 46.15%.

More than 13.4 million Ecuadorians were eligible to go to the polls in this Sunday’s presidential elections.

Noboa received the result in Olón, where he lives. He said that he would stay where it all began.

Businesswoman Isabel Noboa, the candidate’s aunt, arrived at that coastal point of the country by helicopter, along with other family members and co-ideas.

He previously voted amid a strong security contingent at the Antonio Moya Sánchez school, in the Olón commune in the north of the Santa Elena canton, in the province of the same name, around 11:00.

Before leaving the premises after voting, the candidate said that “people want zero impunity, people want progress, people want jobs, and young people, hope.”

Next to him was his wife, Lavinia Valbonesi, who voted during the morning in Guayaquil. Both arrived in an armored vehicle and protected with bulletproof vests.

The results of the 2023 elections can now be seen on the platforms prepared by the CNE to show them, said Diana Atamaint, president of the organization. She said on national television that the trend is now irreversible.

Luisa González recognizes Daniel Noboa’s triumph

Luisa González Alcívar, candidate of the Citizen Revolution, recognized this Sunday, October 15 at 8:00 p.m., her defeat in the presidential elections. She congratulated those who did not vote for her, because she won the trend they chose.

In front of the RC5 militancy, in Quito, he maintained that they are part of a political project and that everything he proposed during the campaign was perfectly planned for its development and investment.

He announced that after the statement he hoped to call the virtual president-elect Daniel Noboa.

At the end of his speech tonight, González commented that it is time to put hatred aside.

González Alcívar exercised his right to vote at the Carlos Pomerio Zambrano Educational Unit at 08:00. She was accompanied by her partner on the ballot, Andrés Arauz; the prefect of Manabí, Leonardo Orlando, among other people.