
AI-generated summary
Pesquisa Datafolha divulgada nesta quinta-feira (1º) mostra a evolução das intenções de voto para o governo de São Paulo entre os principais candidatos.
Tarcísio de Freitas, do Republicanos, tinha 50%. Repetiu os 50% na quinta-feira (1º). Agora, tem 55%. Na margem de erro de 53% a 57%. Fernando Haddad, do PT, aparecia 30%. Depois, 33%. Agora, marcou 32%. Na margem de erro, tem de 30% a 34%. Vera Lúcia, do PSTU, tem 2%. Carlos Machado, do PCB; Izadora Dias, do PCO; e Vivian Mendes, do partido Unidade Popular, têm 1%. Indecisos: 3%. Brancos, nulos ou nenhum: 6%.
Segundo o Datafolha, Tarcísio de Freitas é favorito para vencer já no primeiro turno em São Paulo.
Tarcísio, do Republicanos, aparece com 60% dos votos válidos. Com a margem de erro, pode variar de 58% a 62%. Enquanto Fernando Haddad, do PT, tem 35%. Na margem, de 33% a 37% dos válidos. Vera Lúcia, do PSTU, e Carlos Machado, do PCB, têm, cada um, 2% dos votos válidos. Vivian Mendes, do Unidade Popular, e Izadora Dias, do PCO, têm, cada uma, 1%.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Tarcísio de Freitas vencerá a eleição para governador de São Paulo no primeiro turno.
Likely · Within months

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