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Quaest Senate DF: Michelle Leads with 26% of the Vote; Leila of the Volleyball Has 19%

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Quaest research released today shows Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) leading the Senate dispute in the DF with 26% of voting intentions. Vocal Leila (PDT) is second, with 19%.The margin of error is three percentage points for more or less.

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Quaest research released today shows Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) leading the Senate dispute in the DF with 26% of voting intentions. Vocal Leila (PDT) is second, with 19%.The margin of error is three percentage points for more or less.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Quaest research released on Wednesday shows that former Prime Lady Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) leads the Senate's dispute in the Federal District, with 26%. She is followed by Senator Leila Barros (PDT), known as Leila do Volei, who seeks re-election and who scored 19%. Federal Members Erika Kokay (PT) and Bia Kicis (PL), both with 15%, appear next. The last three are tied on the margin of error, three percentage points. This year, there are two vac…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Lifting heard 1,104 voters from the Federal District from 19 to 22 September; there is triple tie for the 2nd spot. Read on Power360

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Quaest's uprising released on Wednesday (23/9) shows Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) in the leadership of the Senate's dispute in the Federal District, with 26% of voting intentions. Leila do Volley (PDT) appears next, with 19%. Erika Kokay (PT) and Bia Kicis (PL) appear technically tied, with 15% each. Sebastião Coelho (New) has 2%. 5 imagesClose modal.1 of 5Michelle Bolsonaro (PL)HUGO BARRETO/METROPOLES @hugobarretophoto2 of 5Volley (PDT)VINÍCius SCHM…

Former first lady leads dispute in the federal capital and second position is contested by candidates of the PDT, PT and PL

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Lifting heard 1,104 voters in the Federal District and has margin of error of three percentage points

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Jovem Pan News broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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