Quaest survey shows Tarcísio de Freitas with 60% of valid votes in São Paulo
Quick Look
- Quaest research for São Paulo shows Tarcísio de Freitas with 44% of general voting intentions and 60% of valid votes, with chances of re-election in the first round.
- Fernando Haddad has 26% and 36%, respectively.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
Electoral research carried out by the Quaest institute on the dispute in São Paulo.
Tarcísio de Freitas, from the Republicans, appeared with 44%. Then 44% again. Now, it maintained 44%. The margin of error is 42% to 46%. Fernando Haddad, from PT, scored 27%. Next, 24%. Now 26%. In the margin of error, from 24% to 28%. Vera Lúcia, from PSTU; Carlos Machado, from PCB; and Vivian Mendes, from the UP party, have 1% each. Undecided: 15%. Whites, null and will not vote totaled 12%.
Now, the Quaest numbers for São Paulo, considering only valid votes. According to the institute, governor Tarcísio de Freitas has a good chance of being re-elected in the first round.
Tarcísio de Freitas, from Republicados, has 60% of the valid votes. With the margin of error, it could be 58% to 62%. Fernando Haddad, from PT, appears with 36%. Taking into account the margin, it could have 34% to 38% of the valid votes. Vera Lúcia, from PSTU; and Vivian Mendes, from the UP party, each have 2% of the valid votes.
Open Questions
- When will the official vote take place?
