Two surveys released this week give the incumbent governor of Brazil's Federal District a commanding lead over her leftist challenger ahead of Sunday's runoff vote.
Recent surveys show the electoral landscapes in various Brazilian states, highlighting the leading candidates in valid vote intentions for multiple positions.
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.
The Quaest poll shows Lula at 38% and Flávio Bolsonaro at 31% in first-round voting intentions, while in the second round they are tied at 43% and 40%, respectively.
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