A survey released by Atlasintel, in partnership with Bloomberg, showed a challenging scenario for the current government. According to the survey, 53.4% of respondents do not believe that Lula (PT) will be able to reelect to a new presidential term. On the other hand, 40.6% of participants believe in the possibility of reelection, while 6% could not answer.
The survey, which listened to 1,629 people between May 27 and 29, has a margin of error of two percentage points for more or less, with a confidence level of 95%.
Results Analysis
The high rate of disbelief in the reelection of. In addition, percentages align with the performance of the best right -wing candidates in a possible second round.
An interesting point highlighted in the analysis made in the GPS CNN It is the low percentage (40.6%) of those who believe in Lula’s reelection. This number suggests that, within the Lulist field itself, there is a certain pessimism as to the chances of victory in the next elections.
The current scenario raises questions about Lula’s competitiveness at this time in the mandate. Even with improvement approval rates, there is little visibility of a clear output to recover these numbers and consequently improve chances in the election.
As time passes and the election is approaching, it is observed that the positive agenda for the government has been time to arrive.
