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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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A Datafolha poll released on Thursday (17) shows new technical tie in the 2nd round of the presidential race between Luiz Inácio... The post Datafolha brings Lula with 46% and Flávio Bolsonaro with 44% in the second round match apareceu primeiro em Bem Paraná.

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The new survey of the Datafolha on the presidential race, made in the middle of the crisis in the STF (Supremo Tribunal Federal), brings Lula (PT) and Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) technically tied in the first round, with the petist scoring 39%, before 36% of the rival. In the second, they keep the tie of the previous round: 46% for the president and 44% [...] The post Datafolha: Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro tied in the first and second rounds appeared fi…

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According to g1, research Datafolha points to 50% disapproval and 48% approval to the government of President Lula; margin of error is 2 points

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Indices remain in technical tie 17 days from the first turn; approval oscillates one point up compared to last week

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