The governor of, (Republicans), is the public figure with the highest level of confidence among Brazilians, followed by Vice President () and President (PT), according to 11 personalities ranked by Datafolha from research done last week.
From the list of evaluated, the (-SP) and the Senator (PL-RJ), children of the former president (PL), occupy the last positions.
Research with a general margin of error of two percentage points was conducted between July 29 and 30, with 2,004 people 16 years or older, in 130 cities. Therefore, before the decision on Monday (4) of the Minister of the Federal Supreme Court, which determined, for breach of precautionary measures within the investigation that investigates the obstruction of investigation and coercion of Eduardo in the US.
Datafolha ranking was elaborated so that the “very reliable” rate attributed to each valued by the interviewees is subtracted, the rate of “not reliable” is subtracted and, in this result, total 100 points, to avoid negative punctuations.
If the personality evaluated eventually considered reliable by 100% of the interviewees by Datafolha, it would get 200 points. If it were considered it nothing reliable by all, it would have zero.
Tarcisio’s leadership, with 99 points, was obtained because, although he is considered very reliable by 24%of respondents, lower than Lula (29%) or Jair Bolsonaro (27%), his distrust rates are lower. The governor is considered unharmed for 25% – index that is 44% for Lula and 48% for Jair Bolsonaro.
Moraes, who is considered very reliable for 24% of the population and unable to 43%, was fifth in the survey, behind Minister Fernando Haddad (farm) – so reliable by 19% and not reliable by 37%. Bolsonaro was the sixth, followed by the minister.
Before Eduardo and Flávio, the ranking features the presidents of, David Alcolumbre (Brazil-AP Union), and the House, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB).
Tarcisio’s score was higher among men, voters from 45 to 59 years old, with higher education and income between five and ten minimum wages – indicating that the confidence in it is greater in these portions of the population.
Lula goes better among voters over 60, with elementary school and income of up to two minimum wages. Already Bolsonaro has higher confidence rate among those who receive from five to ten minimum wages.
