Paraná Researches: Tarcisio Has 49.7% Against 34.5% of Haddad in SP
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The governor of São Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas, appears in the leadership of the race by the Government of São Paulo in the elections of 2026, according to research by the institute Paraná Pesquisas released in September. In the stimulated scenario presented to the interviewees, Tarcisio records 49.7% of the voting intentions, while the former mayor and former minister Fernando Haddad appears with 34.5%. The difference between the two main names…
The governor of São Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans), appears with 49.7% of the voting intentions in the elections by the government of São Paulo, according to the survey of Paraná Pesquisas released on Friday, 11. Former Minister Fernando Haddad (PT) is in second place, with 34.5%. The difference between the two is 15.2 percentage points. Vera Lúcia appears with 1.8%. Carlos Machado, Police Edjane and Vivian Mendes have 0.7% each, while…
Lifting released on Friday (11) shows the governor with 15.2 points of advantage over the petist in the main stimulated scenario; in direct dispute, the difference goes up to 15.4 points. The governor of São Paulo and candidate for re-election, Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans), appears with 49.7% of the voting intentions in the dispute by the São Paulo government, according to [...]
Research released by the institute Paraná Pesquisas this Friday (11) points to re-election scenario in the first round of the governor of São Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans). Read more (09/11/2026
Current governor of São Paulo also maintains wide advantage in the first round
Research Paraná Research shows Tarcisio de Freitas with 49.7% against 34.5% of Fernando Haddad in SP and victory scenario in the 1st round
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