BackDatafolha divulga pesquisa eleitoral com margem de erro de três pontos
Datafolha divulga pesquisa eleitoral com margem de erro de três pontos
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Datafolha divulga pesquisa eleitoral com margem de erro de três pontos

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  • Pesquisa Datafolha contratada pela TV Globo e Folha de S.Paulo entrevistou 1.204 pessoas entre 8 e 10 de agosto, com margem de erro de três pontos percentuais e nível de confiança de 95%.
  • O registro da pesquisa é PE-04411/2026.

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Why It Matters

A pesquisa foi realizada entre 8 e 10 de agosto e divulgada após a última edição do Datafolha em 21 de agosto, que não incluiu simulação de segundo turno.

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A margem de erro da pesquisa é de três pontos para mais ou para menos. A última pesquisa Datafolha foi divulgada em 21 de agosto, mas não trouxe a simulação de segundo turno.

A pesquisa foi contratada pela TV Globo e pelo jornal Folha de S.Paulo. Foram entrevistadas 1.204 pessoas entre os dias 8 e 10 de agosto. A margem de erro é de três pontos percentuais, para mais ou para menos, e o nível de confiança é de 95%. O número de registro da pesquisa é PE-04411/2026.

Open Questions

  • Quais são os percentuais de intenção de voto para cada candidato?
  • Houve mudança significativa em relação à pesquisa anterior?
  • Quais são as estimativas para um possível segundo turno?

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