Quaest research shows a reduction in the percentage of undecided voters and an increase in the intention to vote for Lula among women and low-income voters, while other political events gain prominence in the news.
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The Quaest survey assesses voting intentions and voters' profiles during the election campaign, focusing on changes among specific groups such as women and low-income voters.
Drop in undecided voters and Lula's improvement among women and low income: Quaest's analysis
Dino asks the STF plenary session to judge posts by Our Lady
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The intention to vote for Lula could continue to grow among women and low-income people if the trends are confirmed.
Possible · Within weeks
The STF may decide on the government's ban on betting soon, given the urgency of the issue.
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The candidate for the government of Amapá, Dr. Furlan (PSD), participated in a flag march and visited neighborhoods in Macapá and Santana during his campaign schedule this Monday (28), as the 2026 elections approach with the first round scheduled for October 4th.

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro asked Minister Luiz Fux of the STF to suspend the decision that authorized the publication of posts about Our Lady of Aparecida, while Minister Flávio Dino referred the case to the Court's plenary. The government also took legal action against 17 online betting companies, requesting R$1 billion in compensation, after identifying more than 500 illegal bets created since the ban. Furthermore, Mega-Sena will have a special week in October with five draws in five days.

Candidate defends tax incentives to attract investments, expansion of highways, encouragement of rail transport and speed in environmental licensing processes, with a project being processed in the Legislative Assembly of Rio Grande do Norte, highlighting the need to connect educational institutions to the state's potential, such as fruit growing, tourism, mining and renewable energy.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva visited the São João de Deus Hospital in Belém, Pará, where he witnessed the first robotic surgery carried out by the Unified Health System (SUS) in the Amazon region, according to Health Minister Alexandre Padilha. The hospital, opened in October 2025, has 240 beds and provides care through the SUS under a public-private partnership. After the visit, Lula participated in a campaign event at Praça da República with local candidates.

The candidate for the government of Mato Grosso do Sul, Fábio Trad (PT), participated in a meeting with voters over 60 years old at the Federation of Education Workers of Mato Grosso do Sul (Fetems) in Campo Grande, where he discussed public policies for the elderly population, including health, housing, culture, education and environment, and proposed expanding the protection network for the elderly in the interior of the state.

TV Globo promotes a debate between candidates Fernando Haddad (PT) and Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) for the government of São Paulo this Tuesday (29), with live broadcast on Globo, GloboNews, Globoplay and g1. The event, mediated by journalist Alan Severiano, will have four blocks with specific and free themes, followed by 7-minute press conferences for each candidate. Coverage includes electoral analysis on GloboNews from 7pm and fact checking by Fato ou Fake on g1.