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Quaest Points to Technical Tie Between ACM Neto and Jerônimo in Bahia

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900 voters were heard between 20 and 23 September

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The former mayor of Salvador ACM Neto (United Brazil) leads numerically with 42% of the voting intentions in the race by the government of Bahia, followed by Governor Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT), with 40%, according to Quaest research released this Thursday (24). Faced with the margin of error of three percentage points, the two candidates are in a position of technical tie in the leadership. Election for the government of Bahia is decided by the ma…

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900 voters were heard between 20 and 23 September

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The performance of the governor of Bahia, Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT), in the researches, although technically tied with his main opponent, the former mayor of Salvador, ACM Neto (Union), signals that the petist is walking for a re-election to the Ondina Palace already in the first round.According to two surveys released this week, the main name of the opposition in the state has, on average, an advantage of 3.1 percentage points.However, it is wort…

ACM Neto (United Brazil) has 42% and Governor Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT), 40%, with a margin of error of three points. In the second simulated round, 45% to 43%. For the Senate, Rui Costa and Jaques Wagner, the two PT, lead.

Quaest uprising heard 900 voters from the state, from 20 to 23 September; margin of error is 3 percentage points. Read on Power360.

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ACM Neto (Brazil Union): 42% (was 39% on 27 August) Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT): 40% (was 37%) Maria Bona (PCO): 1% (was 1%) Ronaldo Mansur (PSOL): 0 (was 1%) Aroldo Felix (UP): 0 (was 1%) Ariel Capistrano (DC): 0 (was 1%) Undecided: 9% (was 12%) White/ null/ will not vote: 8% (was 8%) Spontaneous search numbers Quaest also shows the results of spontaneous research, in which the names of candidates are not shown to voters.

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CartaCapital broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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