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Barometer DN/Aximage: Gets to Lead Voting Intent and Sees Ventura Strengthened in Confidence for PM

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Party of André Ventura passed the PS in October, now collecting 30.7% of the respondents' preferences. AD continues to fall: distance to the top is already 9 percentage points.

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These are the main conclusions of the Aximage barometer for the News Diary. The Arri appears on the front with 30.7%. Still, this morning the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize of 2026 is known.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Party of André Ventura passed the PS in October, now collecting 30.7% of the respondents' preferences. AD continues to fall: distance to the top is already 9 percentage points.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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October poll gives 30.7% to Arriga — nine points on the AD. André Ventura is the preferred Prime Minister, with 28% of the preferences. Arriga emerges ahead of the PS in voting intentions for the legislature, with 30.7% against 28.9%, according to the barometer DN/Aximage of October. The difference between the two opposition parties is 1.8 percentage points, lower than the margin of error of the poll. Both are ahead of the Democratic Alliance (A…

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The three biggest matches fall in the fifth week of the Pythagorean barometer to TVI/CNN/SOL. But the AD falls more than the PS and the Arri.

·Portugal
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The CHEGA emerges ahead of the voting intentions, with 30.7%, according to the Barometer DN/Aximage, released by Diário de Notícias. The poll places the party of André Ventura almost ten percentage points above the Democratic Alliance (AD). The content CHEGA leads the voting intentions with more than 30.7% and already exceeds the AD by almost 10 percentage points appears first in the National Leaf.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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