Chilean presidential candidate Evelyn Matthei casts her vote in Santiago, expressing confidence she will reach the second-round runoff despite polling 4th.br br Matthei emphasized focusing on everyday challenges for Chileans — crime, jobs, and public security — rather than extreme political polarization. She also highlighted her plans to strengthen border security, combat organized crime, and improve social infrastructure.br br In a campaign marked by controversy over her family background and hardline security proposals, Matthei positions herself as a pragmatic choice for voters seeking real solutions.