Ipec: Lula remains at 44%, Bolsonaro fluctuates to 31%; Ciro and Tebet grow up

By Isabella Caminoto / 05/09/2022 / 1 minute reading

Ipec research, commissioned by TV Globo and released this Monday (5), shows that PT member Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has 44% of voting intentions, followed by president Jair Bolsonaro (PL) with 31%. In the last survey carried out by Ipec at the end of August, Lula had the same percentage, while Bolsonaro had 32%.

The research, commissioned by TV Globo and carried out by Ipec, points out that – in relation to the institute's previous survey, on August 29th – Squid (PT) maintained the same percentage (44%) and Bolsonaro (PL) fluctuated one point down (31%).

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According to IPEC, the result indicates a scenario of stability in the disputesystem. (G1)

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Ciro Gomes (PDT) remains in third place in the electorate's preference, with 8% of intentions. Simon Tebet (MDB) has 4%. Both fluctuated one point higher in relation to the previous Ipec survey.

Felipe D'avila (New) and Soraya Thronicke (União Brasil) are tied with 1% each. Blanks and nulls account for 6% and those who have not yet decided to vote or did not want to respond represent 5%.

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The survey was carried out between Friday (2) and Sunday (4) with 2.512 voters and is registered with the Superior Electoral Court under number BR-00922/2022.

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