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A new Veritá poll puts Flávio Bolsonaro at 51.3% and Lula at 48.7% of valid votes, a 2.6-point lead two days before the runoff. The post Veritá Poll Has Flávio 51.3%, Lula 48.7% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Real Time Big Data's Brazil runoff poll, released 23 October, has Flávio Bolsonaro at 52% and Lula at 48% of valid votes, a technical tie. The post Real Time Poll Holds Flávio 52%, Lula 48% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Vox Brasil's last Brazil runoff poll before Sunday gives Lula 50.6% and Flávio Bolsonaro 49.4% of valid votes, a technical tie inside the 2.15-point margin. The post Brazil Poll Has Lula 50.6%, Flávio 49.4% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Datafolha's new poll, three days before Brazil's 25 October runoff, finds 49% approve of Lula's government and 48% disapprove. The post Lula Approval Rises to 49% in Datafolha Poll appeared first on The Rio Times.

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A new Veritá poll puts Flávio Bolsonaro at 50.7% and Lula at 49.3% of valid votes, a narrow lead four days before Brazil's runoff. The post Veritá Poll Has Flávio 50.7%, Lula 49.3% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Palver, an online pollster, has Flávio Bolsonaro at 50% and Lula at 48% in Brazil's runoff, a technical tie four days before the vote. The post Online Poll Has Flávio 50%, Lula 48% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Real Time Big Data puts Flávio Bolsonaro at 52% and Lula at 48% of valid votes in its 20 October runoff poll, five days before the vote. The post Brazil Poll Gives Flávio 52% and Lula 48% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Mexico's president is at 69.1% in a 14 October phone poll, her lowest weekly reading since 1 July, as a child safety decree reaches US platforms. The post Mexico’s Sheinbaum Approval Slips to 69.1% appeared first on The Rio Times.

El Financiero’s poll, taken on 10 to 20 September, puts Mexico’s governing party Morena at 46% ahead of the 6 June 2027 vote for all 500 deputies. The post Mexico Poll Puts Morena at 46% for Midterms appeared first on The Rio Times.

DataTrends’ poll, released 19 October, has Flávio Bolsonaro at 51.5% and Lula at 48.5% in valid votes, narrowing from a 6-point lead a week earlier. The post DataTrends Poll Has Flávio 51.5%, Lula 48.5% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Futura's Brazil runoff poll has Flávio Bolsonaro at 48.3% and Lula at 47.5%, a technical tie six days before the 25 October vote. The post Futura Poll Has Flávio 48.3%, Lula 47.5% appeared first on The Rio Times.

PoderData/Aya puts Flávio Bolsonaro at 52% and Lula at 48% of valid votes in the Brazil runoff, a 4-point gap, six days before the 25 October vote. The post PoderData Poll Has Flávio 52%, Lula 48% appeared first on The Rio Times.

The BTG/Nexus runoff poll puts Flávio Bolsonaro at 50.3% and Lula at 49.7% of valid votes, a tie within the 2-point margin of error. The post BTG/Nexus Poll Ties Lula and Flávio at 50% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Ipespe found 59% of Caiado voters, 50% of Cury voters and 40% of Renan Santos voters now choose Flávio Bolsonaro, with Lula on 18%, 31% and 20%. The post Ipespe Poll Has Caiado Voters 59% for Flávio appeared first on The Rio Times.

Instituto Veritá's runoff poll, released 17 October, gives Flávio Bolsonaro 51.1% and Lula 48.9% of valid votes, a gap of about 2 points. The post Veritá Poll Puts Flávio at 51%, Lula at 49% appeared first on The Rio Times.

A PoderData/Aya poll showed incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva with 49% of valid votes, compared with 51% for Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, a statistical tie within the poll’s 1.8 percentage-point margin of error. The presidential runoff will be held on Oct. 25.

Flávio Bolsonaro leads President Lula by 5.6 points in a new Brazil poll of 5,026 voters, a swing from AtlasIntel's last round before the first vote. The post Brazil Poll Gives Flávio Bolsonaro 52.8%, Lula 47.2% appeared first on The Rio Times.

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