By area, Universidad is the district that gives Chueca the highest score, at 6.75, followed by Centro, at 6.65, and Miralbueno, at 6.64. Casablanca (6.51) also scores above 6.5, while San José (6.43) and Las Fuentes (6.39) likewise rank among the areas with the most favorable views of the mayor.
At the other end of the scale, rural neighborhoods give her the lowest rating, at 5.63, although the score also remains above a passing grade in this case. Oliver-Valdefierro scores 5.76, La Almozara 5.77 and Torrero-La Paz 5.88. Between these two extremes are Casco Histórico (5.94), Delicias (5.97), El Rabal (6.01), Santa Isabel (6.02), Actur-Rey Fernando (6.22) and Distrito Sur (5.92).
YOUNG PEOPLE AND OLDER RESIDENTS GIVE HER THE HIGHEST RATINGS
Age also produces differences, although they are much smaller than those observed between districts. Residents over 65 are the group that rates Natalia Chueca most highly, at 6.27, followed by Zaragoza residents aged 18 to 29, who give her a score of 6.23. By contrast, the rating falls slightly to 6.10 among those aged between 30 and 65.
By gender, women give the mayor an average score of 6.11, compared with 6.21 among men. Among men, the highest rating comes from those over 65, at 6.41, while among women, those aged 18 to 29 give her the highest score, at 6.38.
