Collor maintains a 17-point lead, says Ibope.

Alagoas247 - Ibope released, this Friday (11), at the request of TV Gazeta de Alagoas, a survey of voting intentions for the Federal Senate. In the stimulated survey, Fernando Collor (PTB), who is seeking re-election, leads the race, with 41%. Collor has a 17-point advantage over the candidate who occupies second place, the same margin of advantage as the survey released by the institute on August 14. Heloísa Helena (PSol) has 24% of the intentions. Omar Coêlho (DEM) appears in third place, with 6%.

Colonel Brito (PEN), Elias Barros (PTC), Oldemberg Paranhos (PRTB), and Marcos Aguiar (PTN) each appear with 1% of voting intentions. Blank and null votes total 12%. The "Don't know/No answer" category totals 14%.

The data was collected between September 7th and 10th, interviewing 812 respondents. The margin of error is 3 percentage points, plus or minus, and the confidence level of the survey is 95%. This means that there is a 95% probability that the results reflect the current electoral situation, considering the margin of error. The survey is registered with the Regional Electoral Court (TRE) under protocol number AL-00010/2014 and with the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) under protocol number BR-00592/2014.

Within the margin of error, Collor has between 44% and 38%; Heloísa Helena has between 27% and 21%; Omar Coêlho has between 9% and 3%; Coronel Brito (PEN), Elias Barros (PTC), Oldemberg Paranhos (PRTB) and Marcos Aguiar (PTN) have between 4% and 0% each.

SPONTANEOUS - In the spontaneous survey, Fernando Collor leads with 23% of voting intentions. The PTB candidate opens a 13-point advantage over the second-placed candidate, Heloísa Helena, who has 10%. Omar Coêlho is mentioned by 2% of those interviewed. The other candidates were not mentioned. Blank and null votes total 15%, while 49% of those interviewed are in the "Don't know/No answer" category.

AGE GROUP - Ibope also shows that, in the prompted survey, Fernando Collor wins in all age groups. In the first group, between 16 and 34 years old, Collor has 43% of the voting intentions, compared to 23% for Heloísa Helena, 6% for Omar Coêlho, 2% for Elias Barros, and 1% for each of the others. In this group, 12% indicated blank or null votes and 11% did not respond.

In the 25-34 age group, Collor leads with 36%, followed by Heloísa Helena with 25%, Omar Coêlho with 7%, Colonel Brito with 2%, Elias Barros with 2%, and Marcos Aguiar with 1%. Blank and null votes account for 13%, while the "Don't know/No answer" category represents 14%.

Among voters aged 35 to 44, Collor leads with 43%, followed by Heloísa Helena with 25%, Omar Coêlho with 7%, Coronel Brito with 1%, and Elias Barros with 1%. The others did not register any votes. Blank and null votes account for 14%, while the "Don't know/No answer" category represents 9%.

In the 45-54 age group, Collor leads with 40%. Heloísa Helena has 28% and Omar Coêlho has 5%. Marcos Aguiar appears with 2% and Oldemberg Paranhos with 1%. The others did not score. Blank and null votes account for 6%, while the "Don't know/No answer" option is equivalent to 18%.

Among voters aged 55 and over, Collor leads with 45%, followed by Heloísa Helena with 17%, Omar Coêlho with 3%, Elias Barros with 1%, and Oldemberg Paranhos with 1%. The remaining candidates did not register any votes. Blank and null votes account for 10%, while the "Don't know/No answer" category represents 23%.

With gazetaweb.com