According to the Quaest poll, most Brazilians are informed about the crisis involving the Master case and believe "everyone" is affected by it. The STF appears in second place on the list of most affected, followed by the Bolsonaro government in third place and the Lula government in fourth place.
When asked about who is acting correctly during the STF crisis, 37% of respondents point to Minister André Mendonça as being right, while only 16% attribute this position to Minister Alexandre de Moraes. This support for Mendonça is evident among both Catholics and evangelicals. Another 20% believe neither of the two is acting correctly.
The survey also reveals that 67% of voters say the STF crisis does not influence their vote, indicating that the direct political impact may be limited. However, an overwhelming majority of 68% of respondents express support for changes to the STF rules, including higher requirements and a higher minimum age for the court's ministers.
