The president () will be a candidate for reelection next year. This is the perception of 66% of Brazilian voters, according to the latest survey of. They say they are sure 42% of respondents – and 24% estimate that perhaps.
The total index is four percentage points higher than the institute in the previous round in early April. 2,004 people were heard over 16 years old in 136 cities. The margin of error is two points for more or less.
Already those who do not believe in another candidacy of Lula to Planalto, which he disputed six times, earning three, went from 34% to 28%.
The reason for the conviction is in the president’s stance, such as the left field candidate at a time of division in the opposing hosts. The right that was organized around () in 2018 and 2022 now seeks alternatives, given the ineligibility of the former president.
He was convicted by the Superior Electoral Court for his work against the electoral system in the election he lost to Lula in 2022. But he remains as a focal point of his group, who tested names of governors such as (Republicans-SP) or the Bolsonaro family-wife, Michelle, and children Flávio and Eduardo.
In recent weeks, Lula has adopted a more incisive speech against Bolsonaro campaigning. He even criticized Deputy Eduardo, who is in the United States seeking support for sanctions against the Supreme Court Minister, whom he accuses of persecuting his father, among others.
While the candidacy seems right, it is rejected by 57% of respondents. For them, Lula should not seek reelection, compared to 41% who defend the endeavor.
For 67%, Bolsonaro should leave the idea of being a candidate, something that will legally be impossible anyway. 29% say he should insist.
The insistence has to do with the need to maintain the influence in the right field, even if it is arrested in the trial of the coup plot-Lula did the same in 2018, keeping his candidacy in prison until he was challenged, then launched (PT), which eventually lost to the former president.
