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The Assessment of the Lula Government in Quaest, Less than Two Weeks From the 1st Round

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The survey heard 2,004 people 16 years of age or older, in person, between the 17th and 20th of September

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The survey heard 2,004 people 16 years of age or older, in person, between the 17th and 20th of September

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Quaest research released on Monday (21) shows how the approval and disapproval rates of the Lula government (PT), candidate for re-election, are. At the moment, 50% disapprove of Lula government and 44% approve. A week ago, in the previous research, 50% disapprove of the government and 43% approve of the president's work. Approval of Lula government: Disapprove: 50% (was 50%) Approve: 44% (was 43%) Don't know/don't answer: 6% (was 7%) Quaest: ap…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Quaest poll released on Monday, 21, shows that 50% of voters disapprove of the management of President Lula (PT). Another 44% approve of the petist government. In the previous poll, released a week ago, the disapprove rate was the same. Already the approval was 43%. Flavio goes ahead The survey also pointed out Senator Flavio...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Research shows growth of four points in the portion that considers the government bad or bad; 23% evaluate the management as regular

The Quaest released on Monday (21) brings approval from the Lula government in 44%, against 50% disapproval, a negative distance of 6 points. Isolatedly, it is a given that might seem neutral news, a slight 1 point improvement over the previous round, within the margin of error. But the real value of this number only appears [...]

Quaest research released on Monday (21) shows 50% disapproval and 44% approval to the Lula government, according to g1

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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