“The picture hardly changed between the two rounds. The distance of two points went down to one point, but this fluctuation within the margin of error does not allow us to draw any conclusions about ‘turnaround,’ ‘change,’ or ‘advantage,’” wrote Felipe Nunes on his social media. #Eleições2026 #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)
Felipe Nunes
The director of Qauest, Felipe Nunes, warns that they remain technically tied and, therefore, "this fluctuation in the margin of error does not allow us to draw any conclusions about a comeback, change, or advantage." #EleccionesBrasil #Lula #Bolsonaro (translated)
"This drop was especially concentrated in small cities where agriculture has a greater weight in the local economy," explains Felipe Nunes to EFE, a professor at the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) and director of Quaest, one of the most influential polling firms in the country. #EleccionesBrasil #Lula #Bolsonaro (translated)
A good part of the right-wing vote has already gone to Flavio in the useful vote. Analysts like Felipe Nunes from the Datafolha polling agency believe that "a good part of the right-wing vote has already gone to Flavio in the useful vote," and, therefore, Lula has some chance of attracting votes that reject Flavio even more than the PT. #Lula2026 #EleccionesBrasil #VotoÚtil (translated)
Felipe Nunes, director of the polling company Quaest, is clear that Flávio Bolsonaro is the favorite and that Lula will have to form a broad front. #EleccionesBrasil #FlávioBolsonaro #Lula (translated)


