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RJ: No Votes of Little Boy, Ruas Would Be Elected in the 1st Round - 04/10/2026

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Without the votes of Little Boy, Douglas Ruas (PL) would be elected in the first round in the RJ, project Datafolha

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Without the votes of Little Boy, Douglas Ruas (PL) would be elected in the first round in the RJ, project Datafolha

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The most recent election polls for the Rio de Janeiro government show a dispute that has been raging between Eduardo Paes (PSD) and Douglas Ruas (PL). In the data sheet released this Saturday, the former mayor of the capital sums up 49% of the valid votes, against 40% of the pocketist, without counting the votes of Anthony Garotinho (Republicans). In the survey of this Saturday in the same situation, Paes has 51% and Ruas, 43%. In a possible sec…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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With 84.12% of the ballot box, Ruas has 49.97% of the valid votes and Datafolha projects victory in the first round without the votes of Boy

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The latest Quaest research before the first round in Rio de Janeiro, released on Saturday (3), shows Eduardo Paes (PSD) in the lead with 51% of valid votes in the scenario without Anthony Garotinho, against 43% of Douglas Ruas (PL). In the scenario that keeps Garotinho among the names presented, Paes has 49%, Ruas, 40% and Garotinho, 6%. [...]

Quaest research released this Saturday (3) on the eve of the first round of elections, shows the former mayor of Rio de Janeiro Eduardo Paes (PSD) in the leadership of the contest by the state government, with 51% of the valid votes. The state deputy Douglas Ruas (PL) appears in second place, with 43%. If this result is confirmed, Paes can win [...]

Quaest poll released this Saturday, 3, on the eve of the first round of elections, shows the former

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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