President Jair Bolsonaro’s new party has been betting on the consolidation of Auxílio Brasil in reducing the current rejection rates of the current president of Palácio do Planalto.
The latest electoral polls showed that the rejection of the president, despite having stabilized, is far superior to that of his main opponents, which is seen by the party’s leaders as an obstacle to his growth even in the first round.
The evaluation of the party’s leaders is that, to ensure a smooth passage to the second round, the president needs to reach the month of April with at least 30% of the voting intentions and, to guarantee re-election, an exponential decrease in his votes is necessary. rejection rates.
Last week, Ipespe released a national survey that showed former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) with 44%, while current president Jair Bolsonaro (PL) had 24% and former Lava Jato judge Sergio Moro (We can) has 9%.
The legend’s leaders are betting that Brazil’s Auxílio Brasil, in the amount of R$400, will have an effect similar to the emergency aid of R$600, paid last year, which improved the president’s popularity.
The effect was observed even among northeastern voters, who tend to have a higher rate of rejection of the current administration, and among the poorer classes, who receive the benefit.
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Faced with the sequence of electoral polls that put Bolsonaro in a position far removed from Lula, allies of the president have defended the hiring of their own institute.
The subject has already been discussed with Valdemar da Costa Neto, president of PL. This is because the resources to pay for voting intention surveys cannot be made public.
Reference: CNN Brasil
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