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Quaest: Daniel Vilela, with 57% of Valid Votes, Must Be Re-Elected Governor of Goiás in the 1st Round - Journal Option

Wilder Morais appears with 20% of valid votes, followed by Marconi Perillo, with 18%; survey was released on the eve of the first round The post Quaest: Daniel Vilela, with 57% of valid votes, must be re-elected governor of Goiás in the first round appeared first in Jornal Option.

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Quaest released on Saturday (3) a new poll of voting intent for the Goiás government. The candidate Daniel Vilela (MDB) appears with 57% of valid votes, before 20% of Wilder Morais (PL) and 18% of Marconi Perillo (PSDB). The calculation of valid votes leaves out the blank and null votes. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Daniel Vilela leads Quaest research for Goiás governmentResearch Quaest points Daniel Vilela with 57% of valid votes in Goiás; Wilder has 20% and Perillo, 18%

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Wilder Morais appears with 20% of valid votes, followed by Marconi Perillo, with 18%; survey was released on the eve of the first round The post Quaest: Daniel Vilela, with 57% of valid votes, must be re-elected governor of Goiás in the first round appeared first in Jornal Option.

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Lifting released on the eve of the first round shows Governor in front of Marconi Perillo and Wilder Morais; vote takes place this Sunday, 4

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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