Quién a tu parecer lo ha hecho peor en el actual gobierno?

"Todos" — everyone — held first place on every one of the 67 days this poll ran, but its share slid the whole way: 38% early, down to 34-35% by the close. That fade let S. Piñera close in, and when voting stopped the gap between first and second was just 1.1 points, 27 ballots out of 2,508 cast.

The finish also splits by geography and gender. Chile's identified voters lean toward blaming everyone collectively, while the small U.S. sample points squarely at Piñera himself. And voters who picked the president run about 72% male, a sharper tilt than the already male-heavy crowd backing "Todos."

• Final margin · 27 votes and 1.1 points separate first and second place.
• The fade · "Todos" led all 67 days but slid from 38% to 34% share.
• Country split · Chile's sample backs "everyone"; the U.S. sample points at Piñera.
• Gender tilt · Piñera's voters run about 72% male, steeper than the overall mix.