In total votes, Lula has 49% of the votes against 44% for Bolsonaro, 1% declared themselves undecided and 5% answered that they would vote blank or annul the vote.
On October 2, Lula obtained 48.4 percent of the vote against 43.2 percent for Bolsonaro.
The polls were wrong that time because they predicted 35% for the current president, who continues within a competitive margin due to the fact that undecided and blank votes are in dispute, in addition to the fact that the poll has a two-point margin of error up and down.
The survey was conducted among 2,898 people in 180 cities on Thursday and this Friday and registered with the Superior Electoral Court.
In one week, according to Datafolha, Bolsonaro rose from 43 to 44% of intention to vote.
This latest poll ratified Lula’s position as the favorite given by the polls from the Ipec and Quaest institutes.
The agenda of values and customs is weighing on the campaign and this week the Catholic Church repudiated the political use of religion made by Bolsonaro, who attended the Sanctuary of Aparecida on Wednesday, the day of the patron saint of Brazil, along with the militancy far right.
Among Catholics, Lula rose from 55 to 57% in a week, while Catholic support for Bolsonaro fell from 38 to 37%. The president, who calls himself a Catholic but was baptized by the evangelists, grew from 62 to 65% among this religious group, while Lula has the support of 31%.
The election is defined for 93% of the voters, who said that their option is firm for the ballot on the 30th.
The voters of the third placed, Simone Tebet, and the fourth, Ciro Gomes, will vote for Lula in their majority, in a proportion of 40% against 29% for Bolsonaro.
The southeast region, the most populous in the country – with the states of São Paulo, Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro – finds Bolsonaro leading with 48% against 44% for Lula.
In the northeast, Lula dominates by 68% against 27% of the head of state.
Among the poorest and in the lower middle class, Lula leads by 58% to 36%.
The former trade unionist’s strength is also based on the female electorate, which represents 52% of the total, and who supports him by 51% against 42%, Datafolha said.
Source: Ambito
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