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Quaest poll shows Raquel Lyra at 44% and João Campos at 36% in Pernambuco

Raquel Lyra leads the race for the governorship of Pernambuco with 44% of voter intentions, followed by João Campos at 36%, according to a Quaest poll released this Tuesday.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Quaest poll shows Raquel Lyra at 44% and João Campos at 36% in Pernambuco — Photo: Igo Estrela · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0

The Quaest poll, commissioned by Globo, was released on Tuesday, October 25, and reveals the voter intentions for the governorship of Pernambuco in the first round scenario. According to the data, Raquel Lyra, the PSD candidate, ranks first with 44% of voter intentions.

João Campos, from the PSB, follows in second place with 36%. The study also mentions other candidates with significantly lower figures, such as Ivan Moraes (PSOL), who accounts for 1% of voter intentions, while Renan Hallais (Missão) and Professora Camila (UP) both received 0%.

The numbers presented reflect the current landscape of the electoral race and may influence the campaign strategies of both candidates as the election approaches.

The poll was conducted with voters in Pernambuco and provides a snapshot of political preferences in the state at a crucial moment in the pre-campaign phase.

With the release of the poll, attention turns to the upcoming campaign actions of Raquel Lyra and João Campos as they seek to win support from voters.

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