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The RJ Government Dispute, According to New Quaest Research

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Former mayor has 21 percentage points ahead of state congressman Douglas Ruas (PL)

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Former mayor has 21 percentage points ahead of state congressman Douglas Ruas (PL)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Quaest no RJ: Paes, 39%; Douglas Ruas, 18%; Garotinho, 8% Research Quaest released this Tuesday (8) shows how the dispute is going by the government of Rio de Janeiro, with former mayor Eduardo Paes (PSD) 21 percentage points ahead of Douglas Ruas (PL), the second place. The former governor Garotinho comes in third. The survey was commissioned by Globo. In second-round scenarios, Paes would also win Ruas and Garotinho, according to the research.…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The former mayor of Rio de Janeiro Eduardo Paes (PSD) appears in the lead in the two second-round scenarios tested by the Quaest research this Tuesday (8). The survey was requested by Globo. In the first simulation, Paes records 52% of the voting intentions, against 26% of the state deputy Douglas Ruas (PL).

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Research heard interviewed 1,302 voters from Rio de Janeiro from 2 to 7 September 2026; margin of error is 3 p.p. Read on Power360.

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Research Quaest released this Tuesday, 8, shows the former mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes (PSD), 21 percentage points ahead of state deputy Douglas Ruas (PL). Paes appears with 39% of voting intentions, two percentage points more than in the survey released on August 25th. Ruas, in turn, has 18% of voting intentions.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Quaest research released on Tuesday, 8, shows former Carioca mayor Eduardo Paes (PSD) with 39% of voting intentions, against 18% of Douglas Ruas (PL) in the Rio de Janeiro government dispute. Former Rio governor Anthony Garotinho (Republicans) appears with 8%. The margin of error is three percentage points for more or [...]

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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