Quaest: 81% say Brazil emerged more divided from the elections
Survey points to concern about the country's future, especially in economy and public security. Read on Gazeta do Povo.
TL;DR
- 81% of respondents believe Brazil emerged more divided from the 2026 elections.
- 15% believe the country emerged more united.
- 48% are concerned about Brazil's future, while 44% are optimistic.
- Concerns among the worried focus on economy, public debt, and public safety.
- 94% of those surveyed hope President Lula has a good government.
- Voters prioritized campaign promises such as ending the 6x1 scale, zero tax on basic food items, and minimum wage increases.
- 29% considered Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's move to the US correct, while 62% saw it as wrong.
- 54% believe Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil to evade justice.
- 61% believe the elections were clean and fair, a slight decrease from 64% in December 2022.