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Quaest in Pernambuco: Raquel Lyra has 43%; João Campos, 37%

cbn8 September 2026 at 21:20

The new round of the Quaest poll, released on Tuesday (08), reveals the state election scenario in Pernambuco, less than a month from the 1st round, which takes place on October 4. Governor Raquel Lyra (PSD) appears with 43% of voting intentions, a slight drop from the 44% recorded in August. She is followed by former Recife mayor João Campos (PSB), with 37%, a slight increase from 36%.

The other candidates present very low rates: Ivan Moraes (PSOL), Renan Hallais (Missão) and Professor Camila (UP) appear with 1% or less. The percentage of undecided voters remains at 12%, while 6% of voters say they will vote blank or null.

Regarding voter commitment, 76% of those polled say their candidate choice is definitive, up from 72% in August. The remaining 23% say they may still change their minds before election day, down from 27% in the previous survey.

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