Overview
- Jeannette Jara, a former Boric minister who leads a nine-party officialist coalition, closed in Plaza de Maipú promising social measures to help families make ends meet.
- José Antonio Kast gathered about 10,000 supporters at the Movistar Arena, calling for a “gobierno de emergencia” and tougher security to confront crime and irregular migration.
- Both candidates framed the contest as a choice between opposing national models, trading sharp accusations in their final speeches.
- Servel confirmed that voting is compulsory nationwide and reported about 15.7 million eligible voters, including Chileans abroad.
- The race includes renewal of the full Chamber of Deputies and 23 Senate seats, and a December 14 runoff is scheduled if no candidate wins an absolute majority.