Survey indicates negative trend of discharge; From January to April, Brazilians who disapprove of the government grew 7 percentage points
Paraná survey research points out that 57.4% of Brazilians disapprove the government of the president (PT). Those who approve of management are 39.2% and those who did not know how to give their opinion or did not respond are 3.4%. The survey was released on Wednesday (23.abr.2025).
The disapproval of the Lula administration follows a high trend and reached the highest level in this 3rd term. In January, Brazilians who disapproved of management were 50.4% – or that is, there was a growth of 7 percentage points until April. Those who approved the government were 42% in January, a fall of almost 3 percentage points.
This is the evolution of the government’s level of approval:
Most people, 36.7%, evaluates the government as “bad” and 11.3% consider it “bad”. Research that evaluates management as “good” or “great” are, respectively, 18.8% and 7.8%. The other 24.4% understand management as “regular”. Finally, 1% of respondents do not know/did not opine.
2,020 people from April 16, 2025 were interviewed in 160 municipalities and 27 federative entities. The research margin of the survey is 2.2 percentage points, with 95% of confidence degree. Here’s (PDF – 386 kb)
Lula loses to Bolsonaro
On Tuesday (22.abr) showed him (PL) ahead of the race for the Planalto Palace in 2026. According to the study, he would win (PT) in the 1st and 2nd shifts, if released to compete. Today, the former president (Superior Electoral Court).
In the first simulation stimulated, with 6 candidates, Bolsonaro has 38.5% of voting intentions, compared to 33.3% of Lula. The former minister and former governor of Ceará (PDT) appears in 3rd place with 9.7%. This is a (PDF – 509 kb).
Already in the 2nd scenario, the former first lady (PL) takes the place of her husband. It has, according to the study, 31.7% of the votes and tie technically with the current President of the Republic, which points out 33.7%.
The survey listened to 2,020 people in 160 municipalities of the 27 Federation units from April 16 to 19, 2025, in face -to -face interviews. The study margin of the study is 2.2 percentage points, more or less. The confidence interval is 95%.
