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BackPesquisa eleitoral mostra cálculo de votos válidos para vitória no primeiro turno
Pesquisa eleitoral mostra cálculo de votos válidos para vitória no primeiro turno
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Pesquisa eleitoral mostra cálculo de votos válidos para vitória no primeiro turno

tseeleições 2026pesquisa eleitoral

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  • Pesquisa encomendada pela Globo e Folha de S.
  • Paulo ouviu 1.620 eleitores de 16 anos ou mais entre 2 e 3 de outubro, com margem de erro de 2 pontos percentuais e nível de confiança de 95%, registrada na Justiça Eleitoral sob DF-07243/2026, explicando que votos válidos excluem brancos e nulos e que para vencer no primeiro turno é necessário 50% dos votos válidos mais um voto.

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A pesquisa foi encomendada pela Globo e Folha de S. Paulo para medir intenções de voto nas eleições de 2026, com registro na Justiça Eleitoral para garantir transparência.

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É a forma como o TSE divulga o resultado oficial das eleições. São os votos dados nos candidatos. Esse cálculo deixa de fora os votos em branco e os votos nulos. Para vencer no 1º turno, um candidato precisa de 50% dos votos válidos mais um voto.

O levantamento foi encomendado pela Globo e pela Folha de S. Paulo e ouviu 1.620 eleitores de 16 anos ou mais, entre os dias 2 e 3 de outubro. A margem de erro é de 2 pontos percentuais, para mais ou para menos. O nível de confiança é de 95%. A pesquisa foi registrada na Justiça Eleitoral sob o número DF-07243/2026.

Open Questions

  • Quais foram os percentuais de intenção de voto para cada candidato?
  • A pesquisa incluiu simulação de segundo turno?
  • Qual foi a metodologia de amostragem utilizada?

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Topicseleições 2026pesquisa eleitoralvotos válidosprimeiro turnoglobofolha de s. paulo
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