David Almeida leads research in dispute for Manaus City Hall

Elections 2024

The mayor of Manaus appears as the best rated candidate with 29%, remaining in the lead of the succession race

Manaus (AM) – The mayor of Manaus, David Almeida (Avante), appears in first place with 27% of the voting intentions for 2024, in the first poll released by the Real Time Big Data institute. In a possible political scenario, David appears ahead of opponents such as Amom Mandel (Citizenship), Alberto Neto (PL) and Eduardo Braga (MDB).

In the first scenario presented by the survey, David Almeida appears in first place with 27%, followed by the current federal deputy Amom with 24% and tied by federal deputy Captain Alberto Neto (PL) and Senator Eduardo Braga (MDB) with 11% of intentions of vote each.

The fourth place in the survey is occupied by Ricardo (PT) with 9%, followed by Ricardo Nicolau with 4% of the voting intentions and in last place Carol Braz with 2%.

Second Scenario

In another scenario, the current mayor of Manaus also leads the poll, with 27% of the voting intentions, followed by Amom Mandel with 23%. But, in this case, the research inserted Coronel Menezes (PL), who is in third place with 17% and removed the name of Captain Alberto Neto from the classification.

The survey continues with Eduardo Braga in fourth place with 10% and former federal deputy José Ricardo (PT) with 9%.

Real Time Big Data heard 1500 voters in Manaus between the 19th and 21st of July, for the order by Record Manaus. The margin of error is 3%; the reliability index is 95%, guaranteeing the soundness of the presented results.

spontaneous

In the spontaneous poll, where the interviewer does not mention any possible name, where the voter points to a candidate, David remains in the lead, remembered by 15% of the population. Amom appears in the poll in second place with 4%, followed by Coronel Menezes 2% and in the last tied places are Eduardo Braga, Arthur Neto and Capitão Alberto Neto with 1% of the voting intentions.

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