Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro tie with 55% rejection in Quaest poll

A new Quaest poll indicates that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro are tied as the most rejected presidential candidates in Brazil, with 55% of voters stating they would not vote for either man.

Lula's rejection rate rose from 53% to 55% compared to the previous week, while his potential vote share increased slightly from 44% to 45%. Flávio Bolsonaro maintained a 55% rejection rate, though his potential vote share rose from 40% to 43%.

Other candidates include Ronaldo Caiado with 42% rejection, Romeu Zema with 40%, Renan Santos with 30%, and Augusto Cury with 26%. The survey, which included 2,004 voters, shows significant regional and religious divides in voter sentiment.