A new Genial/Quest survey, released this Sunday, November 2, shows that 64% of Rio de Janeiro residents approve of the mega-operation carried out in the Penha and Alemã complexes, in Rio de Janeiro, last Tuesday (28).
This is what the research “Assessment of police operations in Rio de Janeiro” shows, based on 1,500 face-to-face interviews, on October 30th and 31st, with residents of Rio de Janeiro aged 16 or over, who responded to structured questionnaires.
Only 27% of those interviewed said they did not support the operation, while 6% said they neither approved nor disapproved; 3% did not know how to answer.
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Most of the approval comes from the male public: 79% of men said they approved the operation compared to 51% of women. In disapproval, the logic is the bet, with the female audience being the majority: 36% of female respondents compared to 17% of men.
Another conclusion of the research is that the approval of the operation crosses all age groups surveyed: 65% of respondents aged 16 to 30 approve; 68% of respondents aged 31 to 50 and 58% of the group aged 51 or over. Disapproval was 25%, 26% and 29% in these same groups, respectively.
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Political spectrum
Among political positions, 59% of voters classified as Lulistas disapprove of the operation, 35% approved and 6% neither approve nor disapprove. Among voters considered “non-Lulista left”, 70% disapprove of the operation, only 27% approve and 2% neither approve nor disapprove.
Among voters considered independent, 61% approve, 24% disapprove and 10% neither approve nor disapprove.
On the right, the results are less divergent: 92% of the non-Bolsonarist right approve the operation and 93% of the Bolsonarist right. Considering the same groups, 6% and 3% disapprove, and 1% and 3% neither approve nor disapprove, respectively.
