STF Crisis Dominates Election, but Does Not Alter Voting Intention
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Deutsche Welle
TerraResearch indicates that the crisis in the STF has strengthened polarization rather than causing changes in the intention to vote. For expert, factors such as rejection and abstention may have more weight in the result than any crises.
Future interest has opened this Monday's high-pitched summit, under pressure from both the domestic and the external environment. Here, the crisis of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), the breach of secrecy of the Master case and the new revelations about the financing of the film "Dark Horse" add a layer of uncertainty about local assets, especially due to the impact on the electoral race. After weeks in which the advantage of President Lula (PT)…
Datasheet search shows Lula with 39% and Flavio with 35% in the first round even after the crisis in the STF; 85% say that vote does not change
Lula and Flávio follow closely, while more than 80% of voters say that episodes involving Moraes and Mendonça did not change the vote
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