The Quaest survey, commissioned by TV Globo and the newspaper O GLOBO, showed that Lula's government approval remained stable at 43% in the new round of polling, released on Monday. The index was the same as recorded in the previous survey from September 7, although it represents a slight decline from the 45% recorded on September 2 and the 46% from August 14.
The stability in approval occurs even after two episodes that generated political wear on the government: the crisis in the Supreme Federal Court and the repercussions of the case involving the president's son, Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as Lulinha. Disapproval also remained stable at 50%, but this number represents an increase compared to the surveys from September 2 and 7, when it was at 48%.
The survey was conducted between September 10 and 13 and registered with the Electoral Court under code BR-03607/2026. The poll takes place three weeks before the first round of this year's elections. The margin of error was not informed in the available portion of the article.
