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Quaest: Lula Rejection Drops 6 Points in a Week

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The survey shows technical tie in voting intentions four days from the second round

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Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) Reproduction/Disclosure of the Campaigns Research Quaest released on Wednesday (21) shows that 47% of voters say they would not vote in Lula (PT) at all. The percentage was 53% in the previous round, released on October 14. The rejection of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) is 52%, compared to 54% in the previous survey. The research was commissioned by TV Globo and the newspaper O Globo. Quaest heard…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The survey shows technical tie in voting intentions four days from the second round

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Four days before the second round of the presidential elections, which take place on Sunday (25), the rejection of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) fell from 53% to 47%,...

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Forbes, the world's most renowned business and economic magazine. Research heard 2,154 people between October 17 and 20; rejection of Flavio fell from 54% to 52%, while that of Lula dropped from 53% to 47% The post Flávio Bolsonaro Oscila to 45% and Empata with Lula, Aponta Quaest first appeared in Forbes Brazil.

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Research was commissioned by Globo and the newspaper O Globo and released on Wednesday; see the numbers in details and groups The post Flávio Bolsonaro has 52% rejection, and Lula records 47%, points new Quaest apareceu primeiro em Paraíba Já.

Lula rejection rate drops six points in a week, while Flavio sees oscillation within the margin of error

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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