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Lula has 19 points over Bolsonaro in the first round, says Datafolha

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According to a survey released on Thursday, the PT candidate has 47% of the voting intentions, while the current president has 28%. Ciro Gomes appears in third place, with 8%. 10 other candidates get stuck, technically tied in the squad of those with 2% down.

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Datafolha: Lula has a 19-point advantage over Bolsonaro

Lula continues to lead the presidential race, with 47% of the voting intentions. Jair Bolsonaro (PL) remains in second place with 28%.

3 years ago·Belo Horizonte, Brazil

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Lula has 19 points over Bolsonaro in the first round, says Datafolha

According to a survey released on Thursday, the PT candidate has 47% of the voting intentions, while the current president has 28%. Ciro Gomes appears in third place, with 8%. 10 other candidates get stuck, technically tied in the squad of those with 2% down.

3 years ago·Brazil

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Datafolha: Lula tem 19 pontos sobre Bolsonaro no 1º turno

Em cenário estável apesar de crise, petista tem 47% das intenções de voto, ante 28% do presidente

3 years ago·Brazil

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