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Quaest Shows Lula's Progress Among Women, the Poorest and the Most Catholic

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Research Quaest shows growth of the president among voters and beneficiaries of the Family Scholarship; adjustment of the benefit and controversy about Our Lady Aparecida occurred on the eve of the survey

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Quaest: Latest government measures show Lula's recovery in the electorate Research Quaest released on Monday (28) shows that Lula (PT) has numerically advanced in voting intentions for the first round among women, low-income voters, beneficiaries of the Family Stock Exchange and Catholics, in comparison with the September 21 survey. In the four groups, the president appears at the front of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL). Lula's largest numerical increase…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Research Quaest shows growth of the president among voters and beneficiaries of the Family Scholarship; adjustment of the benefit and controversy about Our Lady Aparecida occurred on the eve of the survey

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Two researches released on Monday (28) place a new element in the center of the final line of the presidential election: Lula advanced numerically between Catholics and Evangelicals precisely on the days when the controversy involving Our Lady Aparecida took over the campaign. The movements appear both in BTG/Nexus and in Quaest, two independent surveys carried out during the [...] The post EFFECTIVE OUR LORD? Lula grows between Catholics and Ev…

Research Quaest shows five points high between Catholics and four between evangelicals in the first round; column revealed pastor positions

Lifting shows petist with 48% of voting intentions among Catholics, against 29% of Flávio Bolsonaro

President arrives at 48% among Catholics and climbs four points among evangelicals in the first round

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gazetaweb.com broke the news in Brasília, Brazil on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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