The Quaest poll released on Wednesday showed that, in Brazil's Northeast, President Lula continues in an isolated lead with 55% of voting intentions. The survey also revealed data about other candidates in the region.
Flavio Bolsonaro, from the PL party, appears with 19% of voting intentions. The senator is tied with Augusto Cury, who has 12%, within the 4 percentage point margin of error.
Based on the margin of error, Flavio Bolsonaro may have between 15% and 23% of voting intention, while Augusto Cury may have between 8% and 16%. This means that technically the two candidates are technically tied in second position.
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