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Gerp Senate/RJ: Benedita Has 45%; Portinho, 27%; Jordy, 24%; and Pedro, 20%

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Benedita da Silva (PT) leads the race to the Senate by Rio de Janeiro, according to research by the Gerp institute released on Friday (2). The dispute for the second spot continues to be high among the candidates. According to the survey, the former governor records 45% of the voting intentions. Subsequently, Carlos Portinho (PL), with 27%, and Carlos Jordy (PL), with 24%, appear. Considering the margin of error of 2.9 percentage points, for mor…
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Data sheet: SENADO (RJ): 19% (=) — Benedita da Silva (PT) 13% (+1%) — Carlos Portinho (PL) 13% (+1%) — Carlos Jordy (PL) 8% (-1%) — Pedro Paulo (PSD) 7% (+1%) — Monica Benicio (PSOL) 5% (-2%) — Marcelo Crivella (Repu...

On the eve of the elections, federal congresswoman Benedita da Silva (PT) remains in the lead in the contest for a chair in the Senate by Rio de Janeiro, according to research released this Saturday (3) by Datafolha. Read more (10/03/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Research considers the two choices of voters and shows concentrated dispute between Portinho, Jordy, Pedro Paulo and Crivella after Benedita

Benedita da Silva (PT) leads the race to the Senate by Rio de Janeiro, according to research by the Gerp institute released on Friday (2). The dispute for the second spot continues to be high among the candidates. According to the survey, the former governor records 45% of the voting intentions. Subsequently, Carlos Portinho (PL), with 27%, and Carlos Jordy (PL), with 24%, appear. Considering the margin of error of 2.9 percentage points, for mor…

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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