
AI-generated summary
Quaest survey released shows voting intentions for the government of Goiás in 2026, with Daniel Vilela leading among valid votes.
Daniel Vilela, from MDB, has 47%. By the margin, it has between 45% and 49%. Wilder Morais, from PL, has 17%. By the margin, it has between 15% and 19%. Marconi Perillo, from the PSDB, has 15%. By the margin, it has between 13% and 17%. Marconi and Wilder are tied within the margin of error. Luis Cesar Bueno, from PT, had 5%. By the margin, it had 3% to 7%. The other candidates did not score. Undecided were 9%, and white, null or will not vote, 7%.
Let's now look at Quaest's numbers for valid votes in Goiás. Daniel Vilela, from MDB, has 57% and, therefore, a good chance of closing in the first round. Due to the margin of error, it can vary from 55% to 59%. Wilder Morais, from PL, has 20%. With the margin, from 18% to 22%. Marconi Perillo, from PSDB, 18%. Due to the margin of error, it can be 16% to 20%. Maraconi and Wilder are technically tied within the margin of error. Luis Cesar Bueno, from PT, appears with 5%. Considering the margin, it can be from 3% to 7%. The other candidates did not score.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Daniel Vilela could win the election in the first round if he maintains the current trend.
Possible · Within months

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