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Data Sheet: Celina Lion Has 55% in DF and Grass, 37% - 08/10/2026

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Survey points 3% of undecided voters, while 5% declare vote blank or null

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Celina León (PP) in campaign event TV Globo Research Datasheet released on Thursday (1st) shows how the evaluation of the government Celina León (PP) is going. The current governor took office in March of this year – until then, she was vice of Ibaneis Rocha (MDB). Ibaneis left the government of DF to contest the Senate, but then gave up. According to the research Datasheet, 32% of voters consider the management Celina Lion "optimate or good" an…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Survey points 3% of undecided voters, while 5% declare vote blank or null

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Celina León (PP) leads the dispute by the Federal District government in the second round. According to Datafolha research released on Thursday, 8, she has 55% of the voting intentions, against 37% of Leandro Grass (PT). When considering only valid votes, which exclude whites, nulls and indecisives, Celina reaches 60%; Grass has 40%. The survey is the first of the institute since the definition of candidates who will contest the second round, sc…

Research Datasheet released this Thursday, 8, shows Governor Celina León (PP) with 55% of voting intentions in the dispute for the second round to the Federal District government. Leandro Grass (PT) adds 37%. White and null are 5%. Indecisive, 3%. For 90% of voters heard in the survey, the candidate's choice is final. Other 9%...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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