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Pesquisa Quaest apresenta dados de intenção de voto para as eleições no Rio Grande do Sul, comparando percentuais de diferentes momentos e incluindo margem de erro.
Zucco, do PL, tinha 26%; depois, 29%; e, agora, 39%. Pela margem de erro, tem de 37% a 41%. Juliana Brizola, do PDT, tinha 23%. Manteve o mesmo percentual e, agora, tem 25%. Com a margem, varia de 23% a 27%. Gabriel Souza, do MDB, tinha 9%; depois, 10%; e, agora, 9%. Pela margem, vai de 7% a 11%. Marcelo Maranata, do PSDB, tem 2%. Cesar Pontes, do PCO, 1%. Os demais candidatos não pontuaram. Indecisos somam 17%. Brancos, nulos e não vão votar: 7%.
Vamos agora aos votos válidos para o Rio Grande do Sul. Segundo a Quaest, Zucco, do PL, pode vencer já no primeiro turno. Ele tem 52%. Pela margem de erro, pode ir de 50% a 54%. Juliana Brizola, do PDT, aparece com 35%. Com a margem, varia de 33% a 37%. Gabriel Souza, do MDB, 12%. Pela margem, ele vai de 10% a 14%. Marcelo Maranata, do PSDB, tem 1%. Os demais candidatos não pontuaram.
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Zucco pode vencer a eleição no primeiro turno no Rio Grande do Sul.
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