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Datasheet Records Positive Oscillation in the Approval of the Lula Government

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The majority of the electorate, however, still disapprove of the administration of the petist

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Desembargador Ricardo Couto, president of the TJ-RJ and governor-in-Office of the Rio Divulgação Pesquisa Datafolha released on Friday (11) shows how the assessment of the government of Rio de Janeiro is going. The survey shows that 45% of the Fluminenses approve the work of the governor-in-Office Ricardo Couto. The numbers recorded that 34% of the residents of the state disapprove of the management of Couto. The survey also shows that 27% evalu…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The majority of the electorate, however, still disapprove of the administration of the petist

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Data sheet of 11/09/2026 keeps Lula ahead in the 1st round (39% x 35%) and in the 2nd (46% x 44%), with approval rising to 47%, at the end of a week marked by the intervention of Mendonça in the PF and by the opening of the Master cases. But the biggest error of the campaign would be to relax.

Research Datasheet released this Friday, 11, shows that 45% of the Fluminenses approve the work of the governor in exercise Ricardo Couto. Another 34% disapprove of the management. The survey also points out that 27% evaluate the government as great or good. The evaluation takes place after five months of work of the governor in exercise in Rio de Janeiro. A...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Research was released on Friday (11) less than a month ago from the first round of elections

Research released this Friday shows that 27% of Fluminenses evaluate management as great or good, while 39% classify it as regular

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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