According to the most recent survey conducted in Brazil, former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is the candidate with the best chance of winning the Sunday election, and he may do so in the first round.
The survey’s findings, which the Datafolia Institute released the day before the poll, showed that support for both candidates has remained steady since the poll’s results on Thursday.
In addition, the survey predicts that the far-right President Jair Bolsonaro would obtain 36% of the votes that are considered valid (i.e., not white papers or unconditional papers), while the left-wing leader Lula will receive 50% of them.
To be elected from the first round and avoid the second round, which is scheduled for October 30, a candidate needs to receive fifty percent plus one of the vote.
The disparity between Friday’s data and those from the institute is unchanged, according to the figures (48 percent compared to 34 percent).
Decide on a two percentage point error margin.
On Friday and Saturday, a larger-than-usual sample of 12,800 persons participated in the poll.
Bolsonaro claims that polls are “misleading” and that he will win in the first round of voting.
Another IPIC opinion survey found that in Sunday’s first round, Lula will receive 51% of the legitimate votes, compared to Bolsonaro’s 37%. .
According to a poll, Lula is still the frontrunner to win Brazil’s presidential elections.
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