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Datasheet MG: Cleitinho Has 40%; Patrus, 15; and Kalil, 9% - 24/09/2026

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Cleitinho goes to 40% in MG in the first round, against 15% of Patrus and 9% of Kalil, indicates Datasheet

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The new electoral research Datafolha released on Thursday (24), with voting intentions for the government of Minas Gerais, shows the favoritism of the senator and candidate Cleitinho Azevedo (Republicans), to occupy the Palace of Mangabeiras, with 40%. It is followed by Patrus Ananias (PT), with 15%, Alexandre Kalil (PDT), with 9% and the acting governor, Mateus Simões (PSD), with 5%. The dispute still brings the entrepreneur Flavio Roscoe (PL),…

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The PT candidate, in turn, is the isolated vice-leader, six points ahead of Alexandre Kalil

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Cleitinho goes to 40% in MG in the first round, against 15% of Patrus and 9% of Kalil, indicates Datasheet

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Cleitinho grows three points in relation to the September 11 survey and is numerically two points above half of the valid votes

Less than two weeks to the first round, Senator Cleitinho Azevedo (Republicans) points out as favorite to the succession of the mining government, with 40% of voting intentions, according to research Datafolha released this Thursday, 24. Patrus Ananias (PT) emerges second, with 15%, and Alexandre Kalil (PDT) occupies the third position, with 9%. The...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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1st round (stimulated) - Total votes Cleitinho Azevedo (Republicans): 40% (was 37% on September 11) Patrus Ananias (PT): 15% (was 13%) Alexandre Kalil (PDT): 9% (was 11%) Mateus Simões (PSD): 5% (was 4%) Flávio R...

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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