Survey, conducted between March 31 and April 4, 2025, presented an overview of the electoral situation, focusing on Rio de Janeiro
This Monday (7), the Institute released a survey that offers an overview of the electoral situation to the district executive, federal legislature in 2026, and evaluation of the district administration, focused on the . The survey, conducted between March 31 and April 4, 2025, interviewed 1,680 people, 46.5% men and 53.5% women. The study has a 95% degree of confidence and an error margin of 2.4%.
Administration Evaluation – Claudio Castro
Thinking about the approval of the management of the governor of RJ, 3.8% of voters considered their administration as great, while 24.6% classified it as good. In addition, another 35.1% evaluated Castro’s performance as regular, 12.6% as bad, and 22.5% as terrible.
The research, on the other hand, presented a division in opinions on the management of the governor. On the one hand, 48.3% of respondents approved their administration, while 47.4% showed disapproval.
Electoral Situation – Senator
Considering the next election year, the survey sought to understand the voters’ voting intentions of Rio de Janeiro, based on current preferences for the position of senator. Most voters (83.6%) do not know or did not opine on who to vote. Another 8.2% chose “no one”, “white” or “null”.
Romário leads with 2.8% of voting intentions, followed by with 2%. The other candidates have slightly smaller percentages: Claudio Castro (0.5%), Eduardo Paes (0.5%), Alessandro Molon (0.4%), Anielle Franco (0.1%) and Carlos Portinho (0.1%). Other names mentioned only 0.8%.
Electoral Situation – Governor
Governor voting intentions show a certain indecision among voters, with 75.4% claiming not knowing or opting for their choice. In addition, 7.9% chose to vote for “nobody”, “white” or “null”.
Among the names mentioned, Eduardo Paes is first with 8% of voting intentions, followed by Claudio Castro with 4.6%. Rodrigo Bacellar appears with 1%, while delegate with 0.7%and Tarcísio Motta with 0.6%. Finally, Washington Reis has 0.5%, Marcelo Freixo has 0.4%, and Thiago Pampolha has the intention to vote of 0.2%of voters.
