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Quaest: Moro Leads Paraná in 1st and 2nd Laps

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The survey shows Sandro Alex's growth, but Lava Jato's former judge follows with comfortable leadership

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Quaest no Paraná: Sergio Moro, 36%; Requião Filho, 20%; Sandro Alex, 20% Reproduction The Quaest research released on Thursday (24) shows how the dispute is going for the government of Paraná, in the final line of the election campaign for the 2026 elections. ✅ Follow the channel of the g1 PR in WhatsApp See below the results of the stimulated research, in which Quaest shows the list of candidates to the interviewed voters.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The survey shows Sandro Alex's growth, but Lava Jato's former judge follows with comfortable leadership

·São Paulo, Brazil
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A Quaest research for the government of Paraná and released on Thursday (24) shows Senator Sergio Moro (PL-PR) in the leadership, with 36% of the voting intentions, while the federal deputy Sandro Alex (PSD) and the state deputy Requião Filho (PDT) appear tied with 20%. The margin of error is three percentage points. [...] The post Quaest poll points to a second shift in Paraná first appeared in Contraponto.

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Quaest released this Thursday, 24, a new poll of intent to vote for the government of Paraná. The poll was commissioned by the RPC, affiliate of TV Globo in Paraná and heard 804 voters between 20 and 23 September.

Sergio Moro would also win all opponents in the second round

A new round of Quaest research released this Thursday (24) shows how the race for the government of Paraná is... The post Quaest research shows Sérgio Moro, Requião Filho and Sandro Alex ahead of the dispute for the government of Paraná appeared first in Bem Paraná.

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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