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BackQuaest survey shows approval of Daniel Vilela's government at 68% and positive evaluation at 54%
Quaest survey shows approval of Daniel Vilela's government at 68% and positive evaluation at 54%
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Quaest survey shows approval of Daniel Vilela's government at 68% and positive evaluation at 54%

Survey commissioned by TV Anhanguera interviewed 804 voters between September 20th and 23rd, with a margin of error of 3 percentage points

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  • A Quaest survey released this Thursday (24) reveals that 68% of Goiás residents approve of Daniel Vilela's (MDB) government, against 10% who disapprove, while 54% rate the management as positive.
  • The survey, commissioned by TV Anhanguera, interviewed 804 people between September 20 and 23, with a margin of error of 3 percentage points and a confidence level of 95%.

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Why It Matters

The research was commissioned by TV Anhanguera and carried out by the Quaest institute between September 20 and 23, 2026, interviewing 804 people aged 16 or over in Goiás.

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Daniel Vilela (MDB), candidate for the government of Goiás, during an interview with Jornal Anhanguera 1st Edition — Photo: Reproduction/TV Anhanguera

The Quaest Survey released this Thursday (24) shows the evaluation of Daniel Vilela's (MDB) government and the approval and disapproval ratings. The survey was commissioned by TV Anhanguera.

Government approval

Disapprove: 10% (was 12% on August 27)

Approves: 68% (was 64%)

Don't know/didn't answer: 22% (was 24%)

Government assessment

Positive: 54% (was 48% on August 27)

Regular: 28% (was 29%)

Negative: 5% (was 7%)

Don't know/didn't answer: 13% (was 16%)

Does Ronaldo Caiado (PSD) deserve to elect a successor?

Yes, it deserves it: 74% (it was 69% on August 27th)

No: 15% (it was 21% on August 27)

Don't know/didn't answer: 11% (was 10% on August 27)

Main problem of the state

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

Health: 42% (was 37% on August 27)

Economy: 11% (was 9%)

Violence: 9% (was 15%)

Education: 6% (was 6%)

Infrastructure: 5% (was 6%)

Others: 15% (was 17%)

No problem/no problem: 3% (was 3%)

Don't know/didn't answer: 9% (was 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 GO-01667/2026.

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Open Questions

  • How does government approval vary between different regions of Goiás?
  • What is the voting intention for the 2026 state elections according to the same survey?
  • What are Daniel Vilela's main proposals to improve health, identified as the main problem by 42% of voters?

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