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Brazil election polls show Tarcísio de Freitas and Cleitinho Azevedo leading in key states

Recent election polling in Brazil reveals several key leadership trends across different states. In São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas leads the first round with 44%, while Fernando Haddad follows with 24%. In a simulated second round, de Freitas holds a 49% to 29% advantage. The race for the Senate in São Paulo shows Guilherme Derrite leading with 18%, followed by Marina Silva and Simone Tebet at 15% each.

In Minas Gerais, Cleitinho Azevedo leads the gubernatorial race with 37% or 38% depending on the survey, while Patrus Ananias follows with 20%. A simulated second round between them places Cleitinho at 46% and Patrus at 41%.

In Mato Grosso, Otaviano Pivetta leads with 39.1% of voting intentions, ahead of Wellington Fagundes at 32.3%. In Pernambuco, presidential polling shows Lula with 58% against Flávio Bolsonaro's 20%. Additionally, the Pernambuco government has announced public contests for 1,890 positions within the Military Police and Fire Department.

In Tocantins, candidate Professora Dorinha has proposed a permanent state policy for animal protection, including microchipping and a state feed bank.

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Cleitinho Azevedo · Elmano de Freitas · Fernando Haddad · Guilherme Derrite · Luciano Zucco · Lula · Otaviano Pivetta · Professora Dorinha · Quaest · Rafael Fonteles · São Paulo · Tarcísio de Freitas

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