Real Time Big Data: Daniel Vilela leads with 38% in 1st round scenarios in Goiás

The current governor of Goiás, Daniel Vilela (MDB), leads all first-round scenarios in the state and opens up an advantage against second place, former deputy Marconi Perillo (PSDB). This is what the Real Time Big Data survey, released this Wednesday (13), points out.

In the first scenario tested by the research, Daniel Vilela holds 38% of voting intentions compared to 22% for Marconi Perillo. The candidates are followed by Wilder Morais (PL), with 14%; Adriana Accorsi (PT), with 13%; and Telémaco Brandão (Novo), with 1%. Blanks and nulls account for 8%, while 4% were unable to answer.

In a second scenario, without Adriana Accorsi, the result is similar: Vilela wins 39% of voting intentions, while Perillo rises to 24%. Next, Wilder Morais appears with 14%, Cintia Dias (PSOL) with 5% and Brandão maintains 1%. Blanks and nulls account for 9%, while 8% were unable to answer.

In the third scenario, with the name of Luis Cesar Bueno for the PT, Vilela rises to 40% of voting intentions, compared to 25% for Perillo. Wilder Morais maintains 14%, Bueno gains 2% and Brandão maintains 1%. In this projection, blanks and nulls total 9%, while 9% were unable to answer.

In a fourth scenario, Vilela maintains 40% against Perillo’s 26%. Next, Wilder follows with 14%, Cláudio Curado (PT) with 1% and Brandão with 1%. Blanks and nulls account for 9%, while 9% were unable to answer.

In a possible second round against Marconi Perillo, the current governor of Goiás leads the dispute with 52% of voting intentions compared to 28%. The scenario is similar in a direct dispute against Wilder Morais, in which Vilela wins 51% against 27% for the Liberal Party candidate.

Check out other 2nd round projections:

Scenario 3

• Daniel Vilela (MDB) – 55%
• Adriana Accorsi (PT) – 24%

Scenario 4

• Marconi Perillo (PSDB) – 36%
• Wilder Morais (PL) – 35%

Scenario 5

• Marconi Perillo (PSDB) – 38%
• Adriana Accorsi (PT) – 27%

Scenario 6

• Wilder Morais (PL) – 35%
• Adriana Accorsi (PT) – 27%

To reach this result, the Real Time Big Data survey interviewed 1,600 interviewees, between May 11th and 12th. The margin of error is 2 percentage points, plus or minus. The research is registered with the Superior Electoral Court under number GO-01063/2026.