Quaest research shows Doctor Daniel ahead in the dispute for the government of Pará
Quick Look
- A Quaest survey released shows Doutor Daniel, from Podemos, with 44% of voting intentions for governor of Pará, against 31% for Hana Ghassan, from MDB.
- Considering only valid votes, Daniel has 57% and could win in the first round, according to the institute.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
The Quaest survey measured voting intentions for the government of Pará in three moments: August, September and the current moment, showing the evolution of the candidacies of Doutor Daniel (Podemos) and Hana Ghassan (MDB), as well as other minor candidates.
In August, Doutor Daniel, from Podemos, had 28%; 41% in September; now, it has 44%. With the margin of error, it varies from 42% to 46%. Hana Ghassan, from MDB, had 27%. Then 32%. Now 31%. With the margin, from 29% to 33%. Araceli Lemos, from Psol, has 2%. Ruth Reis, from the Democrat, 1%. The other candidates did not score. Undecided are 18%. White, null or will not vote, 4%.
Now, Quaest's numbers for the government of Pará considering valid votes. According to the institute, Doctor Daniel, from Podemos, could win the dispute in the first round. He has 57%. Considering the margin, it can vary from 55% to 59%. The current governor, Hana Ghassan, from MDB, appears with 40%. With the margin, you can have 38% to 42%. Araceli Lemos, from Psol, has 2%. Ruth Reis, from the Democrat, has 1%. The other candidates did not score.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Doctor Daniel could win the election for governor of Pará in the first round.
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What is the exact margin of error for the survey?
- When was the most recent survey data collected?
- What is the sample size of the Quaest survey for the government of Pará?
