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18 de abril de 2024Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s chief of staff Dilma Rousseff has a majority of votes ahead of the Oct. 3 general election, according to a poll released on Wednesday.
Rousseff, who is the presidential candidate of Lula’s Workers Party, gets 40 percent of the voting intentions of those who benefit from the government’s wealth transference program Bolsa Familia, according to the Datafolha election poll.
Under the program, family households with incomes less than 140 reais (78 U.S. dollars) per capita receive an assistance of up to 200 reais (111 U.S. dollars) a month. Over 11 million families in Brazil have benefited from the program.
Sao Paulo State Governor Jose Serra, who is likely to be opposition Brazilian Social Democracy Party’s candidate, has 25 percent of the voting intentions, followed by Congressman Ciro Gomes from the Brazilian Socialist Party with 10 percent and Senator Marina Silva from the Green Party with 8 percent.
In a scenario without Gomes, Rousseff gains 46 percent of voting intentions.
Rousseff’s popularity has also increased. According to another Datafolha poll on Saturday, Rousseff gets 28 percent of voting intentions, up from 23 percent in the previous poll released in December 2009.
Serra has 32 percent of voting intentions, down from 37 percent in December. As the poll has a margin of error of 2 percentage points, the two candidates are technically tied. Gomes has 12 percent of voting intentions, down from 13 percent in December, while Senator Silva maintains her 8 percent.