Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-10-03
Election results from Quaest polls show Dr. Furlan winning in Amapá, Jerônimo Rodrigues in Bahia, and Jorginho Mello in Santa Catarina.
Recent polling in Brazil indicates close races in several gubernatorial contests. In Amapá, Dr. Furlan leads Clécio by 53% to 47% of valid votes. Bahia shows Jerônimo Rodrigues ahead of ACM Neto with 52% to 48%. Santa Catarina presents a wider margin, with Jorginho Mello securing 71% against João Rodrigues' 14% and Gelson Merísio's 12%.
These figures offer a snapshot of voter sentiment ahead of anticipated elections. The tight contests in Amapá and Bahia suggest a competitive political landscape, while the result in Santa Catarina points to a more decisive outcome. The data reflects the ongoing political dynamics within these key Brazilian states.
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All sources: Brazilian news outlet G1 reported on the results of opinion polls in various states, indicating the projected winners in gubernatorial races.
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