David is the 2nd mayor with the best approval among the ten largest capitals

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Almeida, according to the survey, registers 67.3% approval

Manaus (AM) – The mayor of Manaus, David Almeida (Avante) is the second chief of the Municipal Executive with the best approval in the ten largest Brazilian capitals, according to a survey released this Tuesday, 6th, by the Paraná Institute.

Almeida, according to the survey, registers 67.3% approval, second only to the mayor of Salvador, Bruno Reis (União Brasil), who has 68% approval.

According to the survey, David has 28.6 disapproval and 4.1% did not know or did not want to give an opinion.

The third place is João Campos (PSB), head of the municipal executive of Recife, with 66.3% approval and 28.4% disapproval, ahead of Rafael Greca (PSD), from Curitiba, with 65.2% and 31 .5%, respectively.

The mayor of Porto Alegre, Sebastião Melo (MDB), appears next, with 63.4% and 29.9%; followed by Fuad Noman (PSD), with 57.1% and 28.9%; ahead of Eduardo Paes, who has 55.8% approval and 38.1% disapproval.

Ricardo Nunes (MDB), mayor of São Paulo, is eighth on the list, with 52.7% and 38.7%, followed by José Sarto (PDT), with 43.5% and 50.9%; and Edmilson Rodrigues (PSOL), from Belém, who has 28.6% approval and 68.8% disapproval.

The survey has a margin of error of 3.7% and was carried out from May 4 to 8 in Manaus.