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Quaest: Tarcisio Leads with 42% in the First Round in SP; Haddad Has 27%

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Research Quaest released today shows Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans) in front of the dispute by the government of São Paulo with 42% of the voting intentions in the first round. Fernando Haddad (PT) appears in second place with 27%.

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The survey heard 1,800 people aged 16 or over between 4 and 7 September

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Research Quaest released today shows Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans) in front of the dispute by the government of São Paulo with 42% of the voting intentions in the first round. Fernando Haddad (PT) appears in second place with 27%.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The Quaest research released on Tuesday (8) shows Governor Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) with 42% of the voting intentions in the first round of the dispute for São Paulo, two points above 40% recorded in the round of August 26. Fernando Haddad (PT) remains stagnated in the same 27% of the previous round — what [...]

The governor of São Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans), has 42% of the voting intentions in the search for re-election, against 27% of Fernando Haddad (PT), points out Quaest research released on Tuesday, 8. The data are from the first round scenario of the stimulated research, when the names of the candidates are informed to the interviewees. In the previous round, [...]

Research Quaest shows Tarcisio with 42% and Haddad with 27% in São PauloTarcisio has 42% and Haddad 27% in SP; 69% state defined vote, says Quaest

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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