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Quaest: Marília Campos has 13% for Senate in MG; Aécio Neves has 10% and Carlos Viana, 8%Photo by PERROTTIALFREDO on Pexels
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Quaest: Marília Campos has 13% for Senate in MG; Aécio Neves has 10% and Carlos Viana, 8%

oglobo8 September 2026 at 21:30

The Quaest poll discloses the scenario of the race for two Senate seats in Minas Gerais, with the confirmation of Aécio Neves' (PSDB) candidacy. Former mayor of Contagem, Marília Campos (PT), continues leading the race with 13% of voting intentions, followed by Aécio Neves with 10%.

The second place appears in a triple technical tie between Aécio Neves, Carlos Viana (PSD) with 8%, and Domingos Sávio (PSD) with 6%. Marcelo Aro (PP) has 4%, and Áurea Carolina (PSOL) appears with 2%. The margin of error is three points plus or minus, with a 95% confidence level.

Marco Antônio Superman (Novo), Carlin Moura (Avante), Ana Luiza from MLB (UP), Arcanjo Pimenta (MDB), Fidélis Alcântara (UP), Victória Mello Vic (PSTU), and Manoel Carvalho (MDB) each appear with 1%. Jordano Metalúrgico (PSTU), Tião Pessoa (PCO), and Judge Ramon Moreira (DC) registered no points.

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