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BackQuaest survey shows Zucco ahead with 52% and Juliana Brizola with 35% in the first round of elections in Rio Grande do Sul
Quaest survey shows Zucco ahead with 52% and Juliana Brizola with 35% in the first round of elections in Rio Grande do Sul
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Quaest survey shows Zucco ahead with 52% and Juliana Brizola with 35% in the first round of elections in Rio Grande do Sul

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  • Zucco leads the Quaest survey with 52% of valid votes, followed by Juliana Brizola with 35%, on the eve of the first round of elections in Rio Grande do Sul.
  • Both voted this Sunday, accompanied by family members.

AI-generated summary

Why It Matters

Quaest research released on Saturday shows the electoral scenario in Rio Grande do Sul with Zucco leading and Juliana Brizola in second place.

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The fulfillment was recorded after giving an interview to Rádio Gaúcha at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUC-RS).

Juliana and Zucco lead the results in the Quaest survey released on Saturday (3), the day before the first round. Zucco appears ahead, with 52% of valid votes, and could win in the first round. Juliana Brizola is in second, with 35% of valid votes.

Zucco was one of the first candidates to vote this Sunday. He arrived at the polling place around 9 am, accompanied by family members.

Juliana voted in the early afternoon. She arrived at the voting place at around 1:40 pm, accompanied by family members and the candidate for vice president, Edegar Pretto (PT).

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Zucco could win in the first round of elections.

    Possible · Within days

Open Questions

  • What is the margin of error for the Quaest survey?
  • Were there other candidates researched besides Zucco and Juliana Brizola?
  • What is Quaest's accuracy record in elections in Rio Grande do Sul?

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PeopleZuccoJuliana BrizolaEdegar Preto
OrganizationsPTPontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUC-RS)Radio GauchaQuaest
PlacesRio Grande do SulPontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUC-RS)
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This article was originally published by G1.

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