The work of is disapproved by 47% of Brazilians, a slightly higher portion than those who approve the performance of the Court, which reaches 41%. Another 12% did not know or did not want to answer.
The data were measured by a Nexus Institute survey, conducted July 14 and 20, 2025, with 2,021 respondents. The margin of error is two percentage points.
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Approval is higher among older people and lower income and education. It reaches 47% in the segment with over 60 years and 51% in the group with family income of up to 1 minimum wage.
On the other hand, disapproval is more expressive in profiles with higher income and education. Among those who have higher education, 52% disapprove of the court, a portion that reaches 58% in family income of more than 5 minimum wages.
In the cut by regions, the largest approval to the Supreme Court occurs in the Northeast (53%), while the lowest is in the Southeast (37%). There are also gender discrepancies: 52% of men disapprove of the work of the court, against 42% of women who have a negative view.
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