Quaest in Goiás: Daniel Vilela leads with 37%, ahead of Marconi Perillo with 20%, and Wilder Morais with 12%Photo by Domingos Henriques on Pexels
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Quaest in Goiás: Daniel Vilela leads with 37%, ahead of Marconi Perillo with 20%, and Wilder Morais with 12%

oglobo27 August 2026 at 23:38

Vice Governor Daniel Vilela (MDB) leads the race for the government of Goiás with 37% of voting intentions, according to the Quaest survey. Former Governor Marconi Perillo (PSDB) appears in second place with 20%, followed by Senator Wilder Morais (PL) with 12%. The PT candidate, Luis Cesar Bueno, has only 4%, while Luciana Amorim (UP) and Danilo Pinheiro Evangelista da Silva (PCO) did not register any votes in the survey.

The survey also shows that 7% of voters say they will vote blank or null, and 20% are still undecided about who to vote for. In the spontaneous survey, in which the names of the candidates are not presented to the interviewees, Vilela maintains the lead with 17%, while Perillo appears with 4% and Wilder with 3%.

In the spontaneous scenario, the index of undecided voters is even higher, reaching 74% of interviewees. This indicates that a significant portion of the Goiás electorate has not yet decided their vote for the state government.

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