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The Dispute Between Tarcisio and Haddad in São Paulo, Second New Datafolha

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1,610 voters were heard in Paulist cities from 22 to 24 September

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Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans) and Fernando Haddad (PT) in campaign agendas to the government of SP Caiuá Maia and Diogo Zacarias Pesquisa Datafolha released on Thursday (24) points out that 71% of the paulista voters claim to be fully determined about the vote for governor in the first round, while 29% say they can still change their choice until the election, according to Datafolha research. The survey was commissioned by Globo and the Folh…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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1,610 voters were heard in Paulist cities from 22 to 24 September

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Research Datafolha released this Thursday, 24, shows the governor of São Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans), with 50% of the voting intentions in the race for the Palace of Bandeirantes. Former Minister Fernando Haddad (PT) has 30%. In this scenario, considering the valid votes, Tarcisio would reach 56% and could settle the lawsuit still in the first round. They were...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Research points Tarcisio ahead in the race by the São Paulo governmentTarcisio has 50% and Haddad, 30% in the first round in SP; in valid votes, 56% to 34%

Datafolha lifting reveals Tarcisio de Freitas with 50% and Fernando Haddad with 30% of voting intentions for the government of São Paulo.

Research showed that the current governor records 56% of valid votes

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  • 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources lean Right
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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