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The research was carried out by Quaest and commissioned by Rede Gazeta, registered with the TSE under number ES-01978/2026. He interviewed 804 voters between October 21st and 24th, with a margin of error of 3 percentage points and a confidence level of 95%.
Quaest research released this Friday (25) shows a technical tie in the dispute for the Government of Espírito Santo between candidates Ricardo Ferraço (MDB), current governor, and Lorenzo Pazolini (Republicans), former mayor of Vitória.
The emedebista reached 33% of voting intentions, compared to Pazolini's 31%.
Next is federal deputy Helder Salomão (PT), with 12% of voting intentions. He, who is the former mayor of Cariacica, is the main name on the left in the race for the state.
Closing the list are Breno Barcelos (Missão) and federal public servant Rafael Demuner (UP), with 1% each.
Undecided voters total 11%, the same percentage as those who say they will vote blank or invalid or who do not intend to vote.
This is the second survey carried out by Quaest in the state after the start of the electoral campaign. The survey, commissioned by Rede Gazeta, is registered with the TSE (Superior Electoral Court) under number ES-01978/2026.
804 voters were interviewed between Monday (21) and Thursday (24). The confidence level is 95%, and the maximum expected margin of error is plus or minus three percentage points.

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