The Latest Quaest Poll: Lula, with 39%, and Flavio Bolsonaro, with 34%, for the Brazil 2026 Elections
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Measurements show a five-point difference between the two main applicants; why the gap was widened in the last few days
Brazilian president and candidate for reelection, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, increased his advantage over opposition Flávio Bolsonaro to six days after the first round of the elections, in a poll released this Monday. The poll, from Quaest firm, shows Lula with 39% of the intention ... Continue reading "Lula da Silva increases to six points his advantage over Flávio Bolsonaro to days of the elections in Brazil"
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Many of Brazil's voters, ahead of Sunday's election, have yet to decide who they want as president.
Research Quaest for the presidential elections released today shows President Lula (PT) with 39% of voting intentions in the first round, in front of Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), who has 34%. In the second round, both appear tied, with 42% of
Research commissioned by Globo and the newspaper O Globo heard 2,004 people between 24 and 27 September.
The survey also tested four other possible scenarios of direct clashes
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