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Marília Campos lidera intenções de voto para o Senado em Minas Gerais com 21%, aponta Datafolha
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Marília Campos lidera intenções de voto para o Senado em Minas Gerais com 21%, aponta Datafolha

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  • Marília Campos (PT) aparece com 21% das intenções de votos válidos para o Senado em Minas Gerais, segundo pesquisa Datafolha divulgada neste sábado (3), em empate técnico com Carlos Viana (PSD, 19%) e Domingos Sávio (PL, 17%).
  • Aécio Neves (PSDB) tem 13%.

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Why It Matters

Pesquisa Datafolha divulgada neste sábado (3) mostra cenário de empate técnico para o Senado em Minas Gerais, com margem de erro de dois pontos percentuais.

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A ex-prefeita de Contagem Marília Campos (PT) aparece com 21% das intenções de votos válidos para o Senado em Minas Gerais, aponta nova pesquisa Datafolha divulgada neste sábado (3), num cenário de empate técnico com adversários. Carlos Viana (PSD) tem 19% dos votos válidos, enquanto Domingos Sávio (PL) marca 17%. Aécio Neves (PSDB) tem 13%.

O cenário na véspera da eleição mantém a indefinição projetada nas pesquisas prévias do instituto, considerando a margem de erro de dois pontos percentuais para mais ou para menos.

Marcelo Aro (PP) e Áurea Carolina (PSOL) aparecem com 9%, Marco Antônio Superman (Novo), com 4%, e Ana Luiza do MLB (UP), com 2%. Carlin Moura (Avante), Victória Mello Vic (PSTU), Manoel Carvalho (MDB), Juíz Ramon Moreira (DC), Arcanjo Pimenta (MDB), Fidélis Alcântara (UP) e Tião Pessoa (PCO) marcam 1% cada um. Jordano Metalúrgico (PSTU) não pontuou.

O Datafolha ouviu presencialmente 2.010 eleitores com 16 anos ou mais em Minas Gerais entre sexta-feira (2) e este sábado (3). O nível de confiança das estimativas é de 95%.

O levantamento, contratado pela Folha e pela Globo, foi protocolado no TSE (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral) sob o número MG-06705/2026.

Marília Campos segue à frente no total de votos, com 13%, tecnicamente empatada com Carlos Viana, que registra 12%, e Domingos Sávio, com 11%.

Na sequência, estão Aécio Neves, com 8%, e Marcelo Aro e Áurea Carolina, com 6% cada um. Marco Antônio Superman registra 3%, e Ana Luiza do MLB, Carlin Moura, Victória Mello Vic, Arcanjo Pimenta e Fidélis Alcântara marcam 1% cada um.

Manoel Carvalho, Juíz Ramon Moreira, Tião Pessoa e Jordano Metalúrgico foram citados, mas não alcançaram 1% cada um. Brancos ou nulos são 13%, e indecisos, 23%.

Na pesquisa de voto espontânea, quando os nomes dos candidatos não são previamente apresentados aos entrevistados, Marília e Carlos Viana registram 7% das intenções de voto, cada um.

Domingos Sávio registra 5%, Áurea Carolina, 4%, e Marcelo Aro, 3%. Na sequência, estão Aécio Neves, com 2%, e Marco Antônio Superman, que marca 1%. Outras respostas são 8%.

No quesito, prevalece a indefinição: 55% dos entrevistados afirmaram que ainda estão indecisos sobre em quem votar. Brancos e nulos somam 8%.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Marília Campos, Carlos Viana e Domingos Sávio disputarão o segundo turno para o Senado em Minas Gerais, caso nenhum alcance maioria absoluta no primeiro turno.

    Possible · Within months

Open Questions

  • Como a indefinição de 23% dos eleitores pode influenciar o resultado final?
  • Qual o impacto da pesquisa espontânea, onde Marília e Carlos Viana têm 7% cada?
  • Quais são as projeções para o segundo turno, caso necessário?

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