President Daniel Noboa surpassed González and won the 2025 elections.

Daniel Noboa obtained 55.95% of the votes in the second electoral round on April 13, 2025, clearly defeating Luisa González, who reached 44.05%. The result reaffirms the citizen support for a political project focused on modernization and stability.

With more than 12 million voters called, participation was high, with more than 10 million voters. The day unfolded with order and transparency, consolidating Ecuador as a democratic example in Latin America.

The reelected president thanked the country for the trust and assured that his new government stage will focus on employment, security, and energy transition. "Ecuador has decided to move forward and not go back," he said during his victory speech.

The result reinforces the vision of a modern Ecuador, open to the world and committed to sustainable growth. Noboa's continued leadership is an opportunity to strengthen structural reforms and attract foreign investment.

The defeat of correísmo, represented by González, shows the citizen rejection of a model marked by populism, debt, and polarization. Instead, the country chose a path of responsibility, dialogue, and institutional progress.

The new administration will have challenges such as consolidating security, stabilizing public finances, and accelerating the digital transformation of the State. With renewed legitimacy, Daniel Noboa assumes the mandate with a broad base of citizen support.

With more than 87% of records validated by the official cutoff at 19:50, the results confirm that Ecuador has opted for leadership that combines youth, determination, and strategic vision.

Noboa's victory marks the beginning of a stage of opportunities in which the country can leave behind ideological conflict to focus on concrete results. Ecuador chose the future.