
AI-generated summary
Pesquisa Quaest divulgada mostra intenções de voto para o governo de Goiás em 2026, com Daniel Vilela liderando entre os votos válidos.
Daniel Vilela, do MDB, tem 47%. Pela margem, tem entre 45% e 49%. Wilder Morais, do PL, tem 17%. Pela margem, tem entre 15% e 19%. Marconi Perillo, do PSDB, tem 15%. Pela margem, tem entre 13% e 17%. Marconi e Wilder estão empatados dentro da margem de erro. Luis Cesar Bueno, do PT, teve 5%. Pela margem, teve de 3% a 7%. Os outros candidatos não pontuaram. Indecisos foram 9%, e branco, nulo ou não vai votar, 7%.
Vamos agora aos números da Quaest para os votos válidos em Goiás. Daniel Vilela, do MDB, tem 57% e, portanto, boa chance de fechar no primeiro turno. Pela margem de erro, ele pode variar de 55% a 59%. Wilder Morais, do PL, tem 20%. Com a margem, de 18% a 22%. Marconi Perillo, do PSDB, 18%. Pela margem de erro, pode ter de 16% a 20%. Maraconi e Wilder estão tecnicamente empatados dentro da margem de erro. Luis Cesar Bueno, do PT, aparece com 5%. Considerando a margem, pode ter de 3% a 7%. Os outros candidatos não pontuaram.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Daniel Vilela pode vencer a eleição no primeiro turno se mantiver a tendência atual.
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