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Quaest Ceará: Ciro Gomes reaches 45%, versus 34% for Elmano de Freitas in the gubernatorial racePhoto by Miftah Rafli Hidayat on Pexels
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Quaest Ceará: Ciro Gomes reaches 45%, versus 34% for Elmano de Freitas in the gubernatorial race

oglobo4 September 2026 at 19:06

The Quaest poll released by TV Verdes Mares this Friday places Ciro Gomes (PSDB) in the lead in the race for governor of Ceará with 45% of voting intentions, while incumbent governor and candidate for re-election Elmano de Freitas (PT) appears with 34%. The 11 percentage point difference between the two candidates is above the poll's margin of error, which is three points plus or minus.

In the previous poll, conducted on July 30, the numbers were closer: Ciro had 43% against Elmano's 33%, representing a variation within the margin of error. Candidate Delegate Huggo (Missão) appears with 1%, while Danilo Soares (Democrata) and Vera Lúcia (Novo) did not reach this level.

Undecided voters represent 12% of the Ceará electorate, while 8% say they will vote blank, nullify their vote, or not go to the polls. According to Quaest, the profile of the undecided voter in Ceará is mainly composed of independents and women.

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