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Back|Quaest survey shows 56% approval for Clécio Luís' government in Amapá
Quaest survey shows 56% approval for Clécio Luís' government in Amapá
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Quaest survey shows 56% approval for Clécio Luís' government in Amapá

Survey commissioned by Rede Amazônica interviewed 804 voters between September 20th and 23rd

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  • A Quaest survey released this Thursday (24) shows that 56% of voters approve of the government of Clécio Luís (União Brasil) in Amapá, while 37% disapprove.
  • Health is the main problem cited by 39% of respondents.

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Quaest Research was commissioned by Rede Amazônica and interviewed 804 people aged 16 or over between the 20th and 23rd of September. The margin of error is 3 percentage points and the confidence level is 95%.

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Candidate for the government of Amapá, Clécio Luís. — Photo: Isadora Pereira/g1

Quaest research released this Thursday (24) shows how the government of Clécio Luís (União Brasil) is evaluated and the approval and disapproval rates. The survey was commissioned by Rede Amazônica.

Government approval

Disapprove: 37%

Approves: 56%

Don't know/didn't answer: 7%

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Government assessment

Positive: 44%

Regular: 33%

Negative: 20%

Don't know/didn't answer: 3%

Does Clécio deserve to be re-elected or does he deserve to elect a successor?

Yes, it deserves it: 45%

No: 51%

Don't know/didn't answer: 4%

Main problem of the state

Quaest asked voters what the state's main problem is. See the most cited themes.

Health: 39%

Unemployment: 11%

Infrastructure: 9%

Corruption: 7%

Violence: 8%

Education: 5%

Others: 12%

None: 2%

Don't know/Didn't answer: 7%

Quaest interviewed 804 people aged 16 and over between the 20th and 23rd of September. The margin of error is 3 percentage points, plus or minus, and the confidence level is 95%. The TSE registration number is AP-02117/2026.

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  • ?How does the government's assessment vary between different regions of Amapá?
  • ?What are Clécio Luís' proposals to improve health, the main problem mentioned?
  • ?How do the approval ratings compare to previous polls in the state?

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  • A Quaest survey released this Thursday (24) shows that 56% of voters approve of the government of Clécio Luís (União Brasil) in Amapá, while 37% disapprove.
  • Health is the main problem cited by 39% of respondents.

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