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What is happening with Augusto Cury?

oglobo31 August 2026 at 09:52

The Digital Popularity Index (IPD), measured by the company Quaest, has revealed a surprising growth of Augusto Cury in the digital environment over the past three weeks. The Avante party candidate saw his popularity rise exponentially in the period between August 10th and the Wednesday prior to the article's publication, almost doubling his numbers.

During the same timeframe analyzed, other candidates showed different behaviors. Former President Lula and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro registered declines in their digital popularity indexes, while Renan Santos remained stable. Candidate Romeu Zema, on the other hand, showed a slight drop in the numbers.

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