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How is the dispute Lula x Flávio Bolsonaro in eighteen states, according to Quaest research
Quaest in PE: Raquel Lyra, 44%; João Campos, 36% READ ALSO: Quaest in SP: Flávio Bolsonaro, 30%; Lula, 29%; Ronaldo Caiado, 4%; Zema, 3% and Renan Santos; 3%..
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Summary
In nine states, including the three largest electoral colleges in Brazil – São Paulo, Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro – the situation is a technical tie between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round . This indicates a series of research published by Quaest since last Monday, 24, in seventeen states and in the Federal District. The main bet is the National Congress, more specifically the concentrated effort scheduled for next week.
Furthermore, Research reinforces Lula's campaign's commitment to the approval of the PECs of the end of scale 6x1 and Public Safety.
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In nine states, including the three largest electoral colleges in Brazil – São Paulo, Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro – the situation is a technical tie between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round .
according to VejaThis indicates a series of research published by Quaest since last Monday, 24, in seventeen states and in the Federal District.
according to VejaThe main bet is the National Congress, more specifically the concentrated effort scheduled for next week.
according to G1Research reinforces Lula's campaign's commitment to the approval of the PECs of the end of scale 6x1 and Public Safety.
according to G1
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