Quaest Senate DF: Michelle Leads with 26% of the Vote; Leila of the Volleyball Has 19%
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Quaest research released today shows Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) leading the Senate dispute in the DF with 26% of voting intentions. Vocal Leila (PDT) is second, with 19%.The margin of error is three percentage points for more or less.
Quaest research released on Wednesday shows that former Prime Lady Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) leads the Senate's dispute in the Federal District, with 26%. She is followed by Senator Leila Barros (PDT), known as Leila do Volei, who seeks re-election and who scored 19%. Federal Members Erika Kokay (PT) and Bia Kicis (PL), both with 15%, appear next. The last three are tied on the margin of error, three percentage points. This year, there are two vac…
Former first lady appears numerically in front of Leila do Volei (19%), while Bia Kicis and Erika Kokay add 15% each; margin of error of 3 points keeps dispute open for the two vacancies. Datasheet research released on Thursday (24) shows former first lady Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) numerically leading the dispute for the two vacancies to the Senate in the Federal District, [...]
The former first lady Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) and Leila do Volei (PDT) follow in the lead of the dispute for two vacancies to the Senate by the Federal District, shows research Datafolha released on Thursday (24). Read more (09/24/2026)
Lifting heard 1,104 voters from the Federal District from 19 to 22 September; there is triple tie for the 2nd spot. Read on Power360
Quaest's uprising released on Wednesday (23/9) shows Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) in the leadership of the Senate's dispute in the Federal District, with 26% of voting intentions. Leila do Volley (PDT) appears next, with 19%. Erika Kokay (PT) and Bia Kicis (PL) appear technically tied, with 15% each. Sebastião Coelho (New) has 2%. 5 imagesClose modal.1 of 5Michelle Bolsonaro (PL)HUGO BARRETO/METROPOLES @hugobarretophoto2 of 5Volley (PDT)VINÍCius SCHM…
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