A survey conducted by the Quaest institute revealed data on the electoral rejection of Brazilian political figures. According to the survey, senator Flavio Bolsonaro presents the highest rejection rate among analyzed politicians, reaching 55% of interviewees.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva appears in second place in the rejection ranking, with 53% of votes against his eventual candidacy. The data indicates that both politicians face significant challenges among the electorate.
The Quaest survey is recognized for its rigorous methodology and is frequently used as a reference for analysis of the national political scenario. The results reflect the current moment of Brazilian public opinion regarding the country's main leaders.
