The singer Gusttavo Lima was the name of the right -wing right in a possible second round against the president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT)according to the QUESTE survey, released on Monday (3). The petista appears with 41% of voting intentions, while the countryman adds 35%. The singer’s index is higher than other candidates in the right field tested in the survey.
In addition to Gusttavo Lima, the survey tested the performance of other right-wing candidates against Lula. Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans), Pablo Marçal (PRTB) e Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL) They appear with 34% each in direct confrontation scenarios with the current president. Lula would win the three, but with variations on the margin: 44% against Eduardo Bolsonaro and Marçal, and 43% against Tarcisio.
Already the governors Romeu Zema (New) e Ronaldo Caiado (União Brasil) register the lowest voting intentions in the second round. Zema appears with 28% and Caiado, with 26%, while Lula scores 45% against both. In addition, scenarios with both governors have the largest percentages of white and null votes: 23% and 25%, respectively.
The survey listened to 4,500 people between January 23 and 26 and has a margin of error from one percentage point, more or less. The poll also showed that the. The survey was conducted along with the survey that showed the disapproval of the Lula government numerically overcome support for the first time ,.
Rejection and voting potential
The research also measured the rejection rate and voting potential of possible candidates. Lula has the highest voting rate Among the names tested: 47% of respondents said they met him and would vote for him, while 49% reject him. Bolsonaro, in turn, would support 41% of respondents, but with rejection of 53%.
Among the other names, Fernando Haddad (PT) appears with the greatest rejection: 56% of voters say they would not vote for the Finance Minister. Eduardo Bolsonaro has a similar index, with 55% rejection.
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Governors Caiado and Zema are the least known to the public. 68% of respondents said they did not know who is Caiado, while 62% are unaware of Zema. Gusttavo Lima, on the other hand, is better known, but also records high rejection: 50% of voters say they would not vote for him, against 29% who would support their candidacy. The index is similar to that of former first lady Michelle Bolsonaro.
