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- The left, unified around Iván Cepeda, leads polls with 31.9% support, capitalizing on the government's social reforms ahead of the 2026 election.
- The right faces internal turmoil after Miguel Uribe Londoño's expulsion from the Democratic Center, which struggles to form a cohesive candidacy.
- Abelardo de la Espriella becomes the right's most competitive candidate with 18%, but lacks a strong party structure as Sergio Fajardo's centrist bid falters.
