The President () remains a high level of critical evaluation to his management, according to Genial/Quaest research released on Wednesday (4).
According to the survey, the negative government assessment is 43%, and the positive 26%. They consider regular management 28%, and 3% do not know or did not respond.
The rates are at the worst level of the term and ranged within the margin of error, which is two percentage points, compared to the survey that month, the negative assessment was 41%, and the positive, 27%, with another 29%in the group of those who see administration as regular.
Genial/Quaris did in this round 2,004 interviews in 120 municipalities, from Thursday (29) until Sunday (1st).
This is the company’s first survey after the outbreak in April of the scandal, which showed a retirement illegal discount scheme. The case became a recurring opposition theme and generated concerns between governors for the effect of the president’s popularity.
It has been in a drop -down trend since the end of last year.
Numerically, the 43% negative assessment rate is now the worst in the genius/Quaest series in this third term of the petista. In the December survey, she was 31% and,
The research company also asked interviewees if they approve or disapprove of the government. Also in this item the rejection of Lula’s work is higher: 57% said they disapproved of it, from 40% they say they approve. In March, the score was 56% to 41%.
The rejection is higher in the Southeast, where it reaches 64%, and where it goes to 66%.
The genius/Quaest has also questioned whether Brazil is going in the right direction or the wrong. The negative answer was 61%, compared to 32% of those who think the direction is the correct one. In March, the indices were, respectively, at 56% and 36%.
To 44%, the Lula administration is worse than, while 40% responded to the opposite content.
INSS crisis
The genius/Quaest asked respondents about the INSS scandal, investigated by. They said they learned of the case 82% of the ears.
Spontaneously, 31% said that the main responsible for diversion of retirement money is the “Lula administration”, and 14% blamed the INSS itself. To 8%, the responsibility is for the entities that have defrauded signatures, and another 8% blame the previous government,
The QUEST survey is funded by Digital Investment Broker Genial Investimentos, controlled by the Genial Bank.
