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BackPesquisa Quaest mostra percentual de eleitores indecisos para o Senado em 2026
Pesquisa Quaest mostra percentual de eleitores indecisos para o Senado em 2026
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Pesquisa Quaest mostra percentual de eleitores indecisos para o Senado em 2026

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  • Pesquisa espontânea da Quaest revela que uma parcela significativa de eleitores está indecisa para as eleições senatoriais de 2026, pois não soube citar nenhum candidato.
  • O levantamento, encomendado pela Globo, ouviu 1.506 pessoas de 16 anos ou mais entre 25 e 28 de setembro, com margem de erro de três pontos percentuais e nível de confiança de 95%.
  • Cada eleitor deverá votar em dois senadores diferentes por estado e Distrito Federal, para renovar 54 das 81 cadeiras.

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Why It Matters

Em 2026, serão eleitos dois senadores em cada estado e no Distrito Federal, para renovar 54 das 81 cadeiras do Senado Federal. Cada eleitor precisa votar em dois candidatos diferentes, não sendo permitido escolher o mesmo nome duas vezes.

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Em 2026, serão eleitos dois senadores em cada estado e no Distrito Federal, para renovar 54 das 81 cadeiras. Por isso, cada eleitor precisa votar em dois candidatos diferentes. Não é possível escolher o mesmo nome duas vezes.

Na pesquisa espontânea da Quaest, em que os nomes dos candidatos não são mostrados aos eleitores entrevistados, % estão indecisos, porque não souberam citar um candidato.

Os resultados da pesquisa para o Senado consideram as menções para a primeira e a segunda vagas em um total que soma 100% das intenções de voto e mantém a proporção entre candidatos, brancos/nulos e indecisos.

O levantamento foi encomendado pela Globo e ouviu 1.506 eleitores de 16 anos ou mais entre os dias 25 e 28 de setembro. A margem de erro é de três pontos percentuais, para mais ou para menos. O nível de confiança é de 95%. A pesquisa foi registrada na Justiça Eleitoral sob o número MG-02019/2026.

Open Questions

  • Qual é o percentual exato de eleitores indecisos na pesquisa?
  • Quais são os nomes dos candidatos mais mencionados na pesquisa?
  • Como a indecisão varia entre os diferentes estados e regiões do país?

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