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Datasheet: SP Senate Debate Continues Tied - 01/10/2026

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Marina Silva has 16% of the voting intentions, André do Prado and Simone Tebet appear with 15%, and Guilherme Derrite with 14%

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Marília Arraes (PDT), Humberto Costa (PT), Mendonça Filho (PL) and Eduardo da Fonte (PP) Andréa Rêgo Barros/Divulgação Pesquisa Datafolha released this Thursday (1o) shows the voting intentions for the Senate in Pernambuco. The first three places are Marília (PDT), Humberto Costa (PT) and Mendonça Filho (PL), which are technically tied within the margin of error, which is three points for more or less. In this year, there are two places in dispu…

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In 2026, two senators will be elected in each state and in the Federal District. Each voter needs to vote on two different candidates

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Marina Silva has 16% of the voting intentions, André do Prado and Simone Tebet appear with 15%, and Guilherme Derrite with 14%

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Marina Silva appears ahead in the contest to the São Paulo SenateMarina Silva has 16% and leads the contest to the Senate in SP; Tebet and André do Prado add 15%

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Research Datafolha released this Thursday, 1st, reinforces a sharp scenario in the dispute for two chairs to the Senate by São Paulo. Marina Silva (Network) appears with 16% of the voting intentions, followed by André do Prado (PL) and Simone Tebet (PSB), with 15% each. The federal congressman Guilherme Derrite records 14%. Quaest Derrite has the largest...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Elector will have two votes for Senator on October 4th; recent surveys show different scenarios among the four most cited names in SP The post The final straight has quarreled over two vacancies to the Senate in São Paulo apareceu primeiro em ND More

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