Overview
- The nationwide survey interviewed 2,020 voters across Brazil with a margin of error of ±2.2 percentage points and 95% confidence.
- Assessments of public health are split, with 26.3% saying conditions improved, 33.5% saying they worsened and 36.7% seeing no change.
- Views on public education are similarly divided, with 29.1% reporting improvement, 34.3% deterioration and 32.5% no change.
- Respondents report modest gains in household finances since April, with 27.8% now seeing improvement versus 18.9% then, 40% reporting stability and 29.7% citing decline.
- The poll preceded the Rio de Janeiro operation the state government describes as its most lethal, which it says left 64 dead.