A solid majority of Brazilians believe Lula is doing a good job

According to a recent study released on 16th August 2023, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s performance is favored by 60% of Brazilians, while 35% disapprove.

The remaining 5% did not provide an answer.

In general terms, Lula’s administration holds a 42% approval rate, with a disapproval rate of 24%. Meanwhile, 29% view his leadership as average.

Lula’s approval rating has seen a 4% increase compared to a June survey.

The study suggests a positive public perception of economic improvements under Lula’s tenure.

34% believe the economy has improved over the past year, with 39% seeing no change. Furthermore, 59% anticipate economic improvements in the upcoming year.

One significant observation was Lula’s improved relations with Congress. 43% feel he’s secured more support there, marking an increase since June.

Regionally, for the first time, Lula’s performance has more approval than disapproval across all regions.

Notably, in the South, where Jair Bolsonaro traditionally garners support, Lula’s approval has risen to 59%.

Religious demographics also indicated shifts in approval. Lula’s approval has surpassed disapproval among the evangelical electorate, standing at 50% in favor.

The survey was conducted from the 10th to the 14th of August, involving 2,029 face-to-face interviews across Brazil. The margin of error is ±2.2%.

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