Quaest: Raquel Lyra Leads the Dispute for the Government of Pernambuco
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The governor of the Federal District, Celina León (PP), leads the dispute for the local government with 34% of the voting intentions, according to Quaest research released on Tuesday (25). Former governor José Roberto Arruda (PSD) appears in second place, with 20%, followed by Leandro Grass (PT), with 13%. Read more: Tarcisio has 40% of voting intentions in SP and Haddad 27%, in the 1st round, points out research Quaest Quaest: Cleitinho leads d…
Institute heard 1,302 pernambucanos between 21 and 24 August
Governor Raquel Lyra (PSD) appears with 44% of voting intentions for the first round of the dispute for the government of Pernambuco, against 36% of the former mayor of Recife João Campos (PSB), according to a Quaest survey released this Tuesday (25). In the second round scenario, the governor's advantage remains: she totals 47% of voting intentions.
The governor of Pernambuco, Raquel Lyra (PSD), leads the dispute for the state government with 44% of the voting intentions, according to research Genial/Quest released on Tuesday, 25. The former mayor of Recife João Campos (PSB) appears in second place, with 36%. The difference is eight percentage points. The candidate Ivan Moraes (Psol) has 1%, while the other names tested did not score. Undecided voters represent 12%, and 7% said they intend …
Quaest research released on Tuesday, 25, reinforces the leadership of Governor Raquel Lyra (PSD) in the dispute against the government of Pernambuco against the former mayor of Recife João Campos (PSB) In the first round scenario, Raquel has 44% against 36% of Campos. Ivo Moraes (PSOL) has 1%. Whites/nulls are 7%. The indecisives are 12%. Second round In the second round, Raquel has... The post Quaest: Raquel Lyra consolidates advantage over Joã…
The governor Raquel Lyra (PSD) appears with 44% of the vote intentions, against 36% of the former mayor of Recife Jo o Campos (PSB) in the first round of the contest to the state government, according to Quaest research released on this fair (25). Read more (08/25/2026)
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