Brazil Politics: Right Surpasses Left
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For the first time since 2014, more Brazilians identify with the political right (44%) than the left (39%), according to a Datafolha poll. Women in Brazil lean more left than men, while a majority of evangelical Christians identify with the right.
Right overtakes left in voter identification in Brazil for first time since 2014, Datafolha points
- For the first time since 2014, more Brazilians identify with the right (44%) than the left (39%), according to a Datafolha poll. - The survey shows a shift in social and economic views, with a near doubling of those attributing poverty to laziness rather than lack of opportunity. - Support for legal gun ownership has also increased, while views on social issues and security have shown movement.
Datafolha: After 2022 Retreat, Brazil's Right Again Surpasses Left
- A Datafolha poll shows that identification with the right in Brazil has surpassed identification with the left. - 44% of Brazilians aged 16 and older now identify as right or center-right, compared …
Majority of Brazil's Evangelicals Lean Right, Datafolha Poll Finds
- A Datafolha poll found that the majority of evangelical Christians in Brazil identify with the political right. - 52% of evangelicals are classified as right or center-right, while 30% are left or c…
Women Lean More Left Than Men in Brazil, Datafolha Survey Shows
- Women in Brazil tend to identify more with the political left than men, according to Datafolha. - The poll found 44% of women identify as left or center-left, while 37% identify as right or center-r…