Atlas: 52.3% Say the STF Crisis Is Damaging Lula; 20.8%, Flavio
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The research has consistently shown a technical tie between the two candidates before the first round, on October 4, with Lula and Flavio probably in the second round, three weeks later.
For 52.3% of the Brazilian electorate, the presidential candidacy for the re-election of Lula (PT) is the worst affected by the crisis installed in the Supreme Federal Court (STF), after the exposure of suspicions of illegalities of its ministers in relations with former banker arrested Daniel Vorcaro. For 20.8%, the greatest damage falls on the candidacy of Senator Flávio
Lifting shows increase of the portion that sees greater electoral impact on the president; 20.8% consider that turbulence in the Court causes more damage to the senator's campaign
The crisis between ministers of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) further undermines the candidacy of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) than that of Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), according to 52.3% of those interviewed by the research Atlas/Bloomberg, released on Wednesday, 23. For 20.8% of Brazilians, the crisis hurts more Flávio. Others 15.5% believe in equal consequences for the two candidates, while 7.5% do not see damage to either of …
Lifting heard 5,015 voters between 17 and 22 September; margin of error is two percentage points, for more or less, confidence level is 95%
Research measures the impact of the situation in the Court on the applications of the petist and Flávio Bolsonaro
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