A Quaest survey released this Wednesday (8) shows that 50% of those interviewed approve of the work of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). On the other hand, 47% disapprove. This is the first time that the percentage of those who approve and disapprove technically equals. Another 3% did not know or did not respond.
The survey commissioned by Genial Investimentos interviewed 2,045 people, in 120 municipalities, between the 2nd and 6th of May. The margin of error is plus or minus 2.2 percentage points.
The survey indicates that, among evangelicals, Lula’s disapproval rate is now 58% (it was 62% in March), equaling the percentage observed among Catholics (which remained stable at 58% between surveys).
Approval among evangelicals rose from 35% to 39% in the same period. The maximum margin of error for this group is 4 percentage points.
The biggest variation in the positive evaluation of Lula’s work between March and May occurred in the South region, rising seven percentage points, from 40% to 47%. Rejection, which was 57% (the highest among regions), increased to 52%. The maximum margin of error in this survey section is 6 percentage points.
See the approval of the Lula government by segments:
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