Survey, conducted between March 9 and 13, 2025, interviewed 1,205 people, 46.2% are men and 53.6% are women
The announced on Tuesday (18) a survey that offers an overview of the municipal, state and federal administrations in Brazil, with a focus on the city of São Paulo. This survey, conducted between March 9 and 13, 2025, interviewed 1,205 people, 46.2% are men and 53.6% are women. The survey has a 95% degree of confidence and an error margin of 2.09%.
The results reveal different perceptions about the management of the mayor of São Paulo, the Governor of the State and the President of the Republic. At the municipal level, the mayor of São Paulo, obtained an approval of 59.9% among the Paulistanos, while 38.2% disapprove of his management. Nunes administration was classified as great or good by 46.8% of interviewees, regular by 26.5% and bad or bad by 25.4%.
Moving to the state level, the governor of São Paulo, was also positively evaluated. Its management received the approval of 60.5% of respondents, with 34.4% expressing disapproval. Tarcisio’s administration was considered great or good by 45.7%, regular by 28.1%and bad or bad by 23.3%.
In the federal scenario, the survey revealed that the president faces significant challenges, with an approval of only 38.2% and a disapproval of 58.1%. Lula’s administration was considered great or good for 26%, regular for 23.88%and bad or poor for 48.5%. The survey also highlighted the education of respondents, with 66.1% having until high school and 33.9% with higher education.
