Lula would win names from the right and Bolsonaro if election were today, says Datafolha

With 18 months to go, Datafolha poll released this Saturday (5) points out that the President Lula (PT) would be reelectedif the electoral dispute happened at this time.

According to the research, Lula would have 36% of intent Against 30% of Jair Bolsonaro (PL)if the dispute between the two opponents of 2022 was repeated. Currently, Bolsonaro is ineligible. Ciro Gomes (PDT) soming 12%.

If the dispute were against Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans)Lula would have 35% and the governor of São Paulo, 15%. Gomes would reach 11%together with Pablo Marçal (PRTB), also with 11%.

Against Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL)Lula would add 35% of intentions, against 11% of the former president’s son. In this scenario, Ciro Gomes (PDT) has 12%. Marçal adds 10%.

Front Michelle Bolsonaro (PL)Lula would hit 35%against 15% of the former first lady, 12% of Gomes and 10% from Marçal.

Finally, in a scenario having only Lula, Tarcisio and Marçal, the petista would have 43%the Republican 24% and the influencer 15%.

The survey released on Saturday heard 3,054 people over 16 years old in 172 municipalities, between April 1 and 3. The margin of error is 2 percentage points up or down.

Lula with low popularity

Earlier, the same poll Datafolha brought less favorable cutouts to the current president.

Despite interrupting his drop in popularity, President Lula continues with his management evaluated as bad or bad by 38% of respondents, while 29% evaluate management as great or good.

Compared to the last survey of February 14, the government climbed five percentage points in the positive evaluation, and fell three in the negative.

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In another clipping, the Lula government is still rejected by evangelical voters from the southern region, men and richer.

Of the interviewed segments, only in the Northeast the positive government assessment is higher than the negative, with 38% approval, compared to 26% of disapproval.