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Omar Aziz Leads Race for the Amazon Government, Quaest Points Out

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Quaest research released this Thursday, 24, shows Senator Omar Aziz (PSD) leading the race by the Amazon government, with 29% of voting intentions in the first round. Then appears Professor Maria do Carmo (PL), with 19%. Roberto City (United Brazil) has 18%, followed by David Almeida (Advance), with 11%. Already Cabo Daciolo...
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Ten days from the first round of the elections, the dispute gets high in the Amazon by spot in the second round for governor The post Research Quaest shows Omar in leadership and Maria do Carmo and Roberto City tied in second place apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS ATUAL.

Quaest research released this Thursday, 24, shows Senator Omar Aziz (PSD) leading the race by the Amazon government, with 29% of voting intentions in the first round. Then appears Professor Maria do Carmo (PL), with 19%. Roberto City (United Brazil) has 18%, followed by David Almeida (Advance), with 11%. Already Cabo Daciolo...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Institute heard 804 people between 20 and 23 September; margin of error is three percentage points

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The Quaest research released on Thursday (24) shows a rather sharp scenario in the dispute by the Amazon government. The survey was commissioned by the Amazon Network and presents to the interviewees a list with the candidates, in the so-called stimulated scenario. Senator Omar Aziz (PSD) appears with 29% of the voting intentions, before 26% registered in 25

Senator Omar Aziz (PSD) leads the dispute by the Amazon government with 29% of voting intentions, according to Quaest poll released on Thursday (24). Read more (09/24/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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