Although the former president () follows-even being ineligible-, most of the population believes that he should give up trying to compete in the next elections.
Survey points out that only 28% of the electorate thinks he should keep his candidacy, against 67% that they say he should support another name.
At 16 years or older in 172 municipalities from Tuesday (1st) until Thursday (3). The error margin is two percentage points, more or less.
Bolsonaro, who condemned him for abuse of power due to a meeting with foreign diplomats in which he released false information on the safety of the ballot box and the political use of the celebration of September 7 in 2022.
He has made political articulations to enable a amnesty to those arrested on January 8 and also aims to create a favorable environment to.
Bolsonaro and allies-as the president of the PL, and the governor of (Republicans)-endorse the speech of the former president, also replicated by parliamentarians, that the candidate of the group is him.
One of the hypotheses raised by allies is that the former Mandanician would keep the candidacy until the end and would make the electoral registration next year-to have the contested candidacy for.
Among the electorate who declares himself strongly a pocket, the speech has more grip, according to the survey. In all, 63% of voters who identify themselves in this way say that Bolsonaro should maintain the candidacy, and 36%, that he should give up the dispute.
Allies make criticism reserved for the plan, since he would not give time so that another name – as Tarcisio himself – could unzip from the current position to enter the dispute.
According to the Datafolha survey, 23% of respondents said Bolsonaro should support the former first lady’s presidential candidacy (PL), technically tied with the 21% who said support should be Tarcisio.
Already 14% cited support to the federal deputy (PL-SP), who, at the beginning of the month, announced a self-exile in the United States.
The former president summoned a demonstration for amnesty to the prisoners of January 8 to this Sunday (6), on Paulista Avenue.
Last month, for this same purpose, he even negotiated with historical disaffected, such as PSD president Gilberto Kassab.
In addition to being ineligible for convictions, Bolsonaro is still a defendant in an action in the Supreme Court, accused of leading the 2022 coup plot, for which he can be sentenced to more than 40 years in prison.
