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Atlas: Fonteles Has 68.4% of the Votes Valid in the 1st Round of the IP; Joel, 29.7%

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Lifting heard 1,230 voters between September 27 and October 2; margin of error is 3 percentage points, for more or less
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Piauí: dispute for the government. The difference is 38.7 points in valid votes. The research was contracted by the newspaper Meio Norte. Rafael Fonteles: 68.4% Joel Rodrigues: 29.7% Others: 2.0% Difference Fonteles–Joel: 38.7 points Reading: with 68.4% of valid votes, Fonteles appears above the 50% level necessary to win in the first round. Therefore, if the [...] The post Atalasintel Piauí: PT candidate places 37.8 points ahead of the second p…

Search AtlasIntel released this Saturday, 3, shows Governor Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT) with 51.5% of the votes valid for the government of Bahia, against 47.4% of ACM Neto (United Brazil). The percentage puts the petist above 50% necessary for a victory in the first round, but within a scenario subject to the margin of error of the...

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Despite the difference between Jerónimo and ACM Neto and the first-round victory indicator, both are tied at the margin of error

Lifting heard 1,230 voters between September 27 and October 2; margin of error is 3 percentage points, for more or less

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Current governor can be re-elected in the first round

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The AtlasIntel/A TARDE survey released this Saturday, 3, points to the leadership of Governor Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT) in the dispute against the former mayor of Salvador, ACM Neto (United Brazil), by the government of Bahia.On the eve of the first round of the election next Sunday, 4, the research, the result of the partnership of the AtlasIntel institute with the Group A TARDE, awakens behind-the-scenes discussions within the two main candidatu…

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Terra broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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