Quaest Points Out that 28% of Brazilians Fail to Marry Political Rival
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At the end of the presidential elections, the feeling of polarization still persists between the relevant part of the Brazilian electorate, according to Quaest research released on Monday (9). The index of affective polarization, which was 6.9 in 2022, declined to 6.6 this year, but the survey brings other results that indicate that political issues still motivate divergences and reactions among voters. Quaest interviewed in November voters who …
Quaest research released on Monday (9) shows that affective polarization in Brazil declined to 6.6, but the index remains high.
Data from the last Quaest show how political polarization is in the country after the elections. 10% of voters have already broken family ties for political issues
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gazetaweb.comResearch shows that part of the Brazilians failed to link their son to the opponent, recording a discharge from the previous survey.
After electing the president, 28% of Brazilians say that they would reprove the marriage of their son or daughter with some m of the opposing political field, according to Quaest research released on Monday (9). Read more (11/09/2026
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