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Recent polls from Quaest and Datafolha indicate shifting support for Senate candidates in Brazil's São Paulo and Pernambuco states.
Recent polls in Brazil indicate shifting dynamics in the senatorial races for São Paulo and Pernambuco. In São Paulo, candidates like Derrite, Marina, and Tebet show varying levels of support, with poll results differing slightly between Quaest and Datafolha surveys. André do Prado also registers a notable percentage in these São Paulo polls.
In Pernambuco, Marília and Humberto lead in both Quaest and Datafolha surveys, with Mendonça and Eduardo trailing. These figures offer a snapshot of voter preferences as the election approaches, reflecting the competitive landscape for these senatorial seats.
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All sources: Recent polls in São Paulo and Pernambuco for the Senate race show varying candidate standings, with figures like Derrite, Marina, Tebet, and Prado appearing in different positions across surveys.
Key divergence: The primary divergence lies in the specific poll results and the candidates' rankings within each state, as different polling firms present distinct figures.
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