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Alan Rick Leads Acre Gubernatorial Race with 33% Support, Poll Shows
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Alan Rick Leads Acre Gubernatorial Race with 33% Support, Poll Shows

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Translated from Portuguese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Senator Alan Rick leads the Acre gubernatorial race with 33% of voter intentions, according to a Quaest poll.
  • Current Governor Mailza Assis follows with 24% support, while other candidates trail significantly.
  • The poll surveyed 804 residents across Acre between August 23-26, with a 3-point margin of error.

Senator Alan Rick is the frontrunner in the upcoming Acre gubernatorial election, capturing 33% of voter intentions, a new poll by Quaest reveals. The survey, released Thursday, places current Governor Mailza Assis in second place with 24% support.

The poll indicates a significant gap between the leading two candidates and the rest of the field. Tiรฃo Bocalom of PSDB garnered 15% of intentions, while Thor Dantas (PSB) and Dr. Luisinho (Agir) received 2% and 1% respectively. Eudo Raffael of PCB registered 0% support.

Beyond the gubernatorial race, the poll also assessed voter intentions for the two Senate seats available in Acre. Gladson Cameli (PP) leads with 19%, followed by Mรกrcio Bittar (PL) at 14%. Mara Rocha (Republicanos) and Jorge Viana (PT) are tied at 12%.

The Quaest survey conducted 804 personal, in-home interviews with residents aged 16 and older across Acre from August 23 to 26. It has a maximum margin of error of three percentage points, with a 95% confidence level. The research was commissioned by Rรกdio TV do Amazonas Ltda. / Rede Amazรดnica Rรกdio e Televisรฃo and registered with the TSE under protocol AC-09106/2026.

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