Bahia: Jerónimo Rodrigues Has 52% of the Votes Valid in the First Round; ACM Neto, 48%, Says Quaest
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Research Quaest released this Saturday shows the governor of Bahia, Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT), with 52% of the intentions of valid votes in his race to re-election. Already the former mayor of Salvador ACM Neto (Union), his main opponent in the dispute, marks 48% on the eve of the first round. The scenario is of technical tie at the limit of the margin of error, of two percentage points. During the campaign, ACM Neto focused the speech against cri…
Quaest research released on Saturday (3), on the eve of the first round, shows Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT) in front of ACM Neto (Union) in the dispute by the government of Bahia. In valid votes, Jerónimo appears with 52%, while ACM Neto records 48%. Ariel Capistrano (DC), Aroldo Felix (UP), Maria Bona (PCO) and Ronaldo Mansur (PSOL) did not reach 1%.
Atlas and Quaest uprisings point to a strong election between Jerónimo Rodrigues (PT) and ACM Neto (Brazil Union)
Governor and former mayor arrive on the eve of the election technically tied to the margin of error
Research heard 2,004 voters aged 16 or over, between October 2 and 3; margin of error is two percentage points, with confidence level is 95%
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