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Datasheet: Celina Leads with 53% to the DF Government - 01/10/2026

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Celina Lion leads the DF with 53% of valid votes, against 26% of Grass, says Datafolha

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The governor of the Federal District, Celina León (PP), leads the race for re-election with 46% of the voting intentions, according to the research Datafolha, released today. She is followed by Leandro Grass (PT), with 22%. Paula Belmonte (PSDB) has 9%, while Ricardo Cappelli (PSB) and Kiko Caputo (Novo) have 3%. Professor Robson (PSTU), Professor Samara Mineiro (UP) and Elisson (Agir) have 1% each. White and zero votes add 9% and those who do n…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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910 voters were interviewed between September 28 and October 1

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Celina Lion leads the DF with 53% of valid votes, against 26% of Grass, says Datafolha

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The governor Celina León (PP) leads the dispute for the Federal District government with 53% of the valid votes, according to research Datafolha released on Thursday (1st). Leandro Grass (PT) appears in second, with 26%, followed by Paula Belmonte (PSDB), with 10%. Ricardo Cappelli (PSB) and Kiko Caputo (Novo) have 3% each. Professor Samara Mineiro (UP) and Professor Robson Raymundo (PSTU) record 1% each. The other candidates did not score. DF: …

According to Datafolha, Celina León has 46% of the voting intentions, while Leandro Grass records 22% and Paula Belmonte 9%

Valid votes exclude banks, null and undecided. Leandro Grass (PT) adds 26% and Paula Belmonte (PSDB) appears with 10%

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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