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Quaest DF: Celina Lion Has 50% and Leandro Grass 35% in the Second Round

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Quaest research released today (21) shows Governor Celina León (PP) with 50% of the voting intentions in the dispute for re-election in the Federal District. Leandro Grass (PT) has 35%. In the previous survey, of October 12, Celina had 53%, and Grass, 33%.

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Quaest research released today (21) shows Governor Celina León (PP) with 50% of the voting intentions in the dispute for re-election in the Federal District. Leandro Grass (PT) has 35%. In the previous survey, of October 12, Celina had 53%, and Grass, 33%.

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Governor appears 15 percentage points ahead of PT candidate

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Research Quaest released this Wednesday, 21, shows Governor Celina León (PP) with 50% of the voting intentions in the second round of the dispute by the Federal District government. In the previous survey, released on October 12, Celina had 53%. Leandro Grass (PT) already appears with 35%, two percentage points more than in the research...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Other 7% said they would vote blank, null or in no candidate, and 8% are still undecided, according to Quaest

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·São Paulo, Brazil
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Governor Celina León (PP) follows in the lead of the dispute in the second round to the Federal District Government, according to Quaest research released on Wednesday (21). Celina has 50% of intentions, against 35% of Leandro Grass (PT). Read more (10/21/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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