President Lula maintains an advantage over Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, according to a new poll conducted in Brazil. In the hypothesis of a second round between the two candidates, Lula appears with 46% of voting intentions, while Bolsonaro totals 44%, which represents a technical tie within the margin of error.
In the first round scenario, Lula leads with 39% of voting intentions, against 35% for Bolsonaro. This is the first poll conducted in full Supreme Court crisis, which may influence the mood of the electorate and the strategies of political campaigns.
The data reveal that the electoral race remains heated, with the current president maintaining a moderate but not definitive advantage over the opposition candidate. The technical tie in the second round indicates that the dispute may intensify in the coming weeks, depending on the evolution of the country's political and economic scenario.
