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g1 launches page with detailed Quaest and Datafolha polling for Brazil’s 2026 election
The tool compiles surveys released since August on the presidential race and contests for governor and senator. O Globo said it will be updated with each new poll and will track trends by state, office and voter profile.
Brazilian news portal g1 has launched a tool that brings together detailed data from all election polls released by Quaest and Datafolha since August, when the 2026 campaign began, according to O Globo.
The surveys cover the races for president, governor and senator and were commissioned by Globo in partnership with O Globo and Folha de S.Paulo, the newspaper reported.
The platform is updated whenever a new poll is released and allows users to follow the electoral contest round by round across all states and the Federal District. It also lets users browse results by state, office and period, and its charts can be shared.
According to O Globo, the page also shows how voting intention has changed since the first polls in the series and breaks down the figures by voter segments, including political alignment, region, income, sex, age, race and education.
Through October 3, during the first round, Globo, g1, GloboNews and affiliated broadcasters plan to publish 130 Quaest and Datafolha polls. O Globo added that another round is expected for the runoff, which could bring the total to 210 surveys during the campaign.
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