Quaest: Lula Campaign Explores Flavius Rejection Increase
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elected federal congressman, Arilson Chiorato (PT) and director of Itaipu Binationala, Enio Verri praised mobilization on the streets
For Lula's campaign, Quaest's result was what they needed to mobilize the militancy in the final line to the 2nd round.
By Joel Sidler (*) Lula The result of the first round of the Brazilian presidential elections fell like a bucket of cold water in Lula da Silva's campaign commands and throughout the Latin American left. Again, the polls sub-represented the right-wing voters and anticipated a different scenario to [...] The entry In the countdown: Lula reorganizes his campaign and militancy goes out into the streets was first published in Pausa.
The campaign of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) commented on the Quaest research released on Wednesday (21), which shows an approximation between the voting intentions of the president and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), and celebrated the increase of rejection to the senator, what he called the risk of losing achievements. The poll shows Flávio with 45% of the total votes, against 44% of Lula. In a one-week interval, the senator's rejec…
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