The survey, commissioned by Globo, reflects a shifting momentum in the race between the leftist incumbent and the eldest son of former President Jair Bolsonaro. While Lula held a narrow 42% to 41% advantage in early September, the latest data confirms that the contest remains within the margin of error of two percentage points.
Researchers questioned 2,004 citizens between September 3 and 6 to gauge voter sentiment. The results highlight the high stakes of the upcoming campaign as both camps struggle to gain a definitive edge. With such thin margins separating the two figures, the path to the presidency remains volatile for both the governing administration and the conservative opposition.
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