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If the presidential elections were today, Ana Gomes would have 14% of the votes, beating André Ventura in second place, according to an Intercampus poll for Correio da Manhã and Jornal de Negócios. Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, who has not yet announced a re-election, remains with a great advantage, at 60.3%, but falling from 67.7% last month, after falling in July, when he reached 70.8% . voting intentions.
The socialist, who had not yet announced her candidacy at the time of the survey, rises 5.3 percentage points compared to last month’s barometer (8.7% in August), leaving Chega’s leader in third place, with 9, Four. % (minus 0.7 points).
The fight between the two candidates is a race within a race, after André Ventura guaranteed that he would give up the leadership in Chega if he fell behind Ana Gomes. “If by chance you stood in front of me [nas presidenciais] I resigned as leader of Chega, ”the deputy said this month.
The next is Marisa Matias, the candidate of the Left Bloc, who has already announced her candidacy and is gaining two percentage points compared to last month, up to 6.2%. And the PCP candidate wins 2.9% of voting intentions (+ 0.4%), although, as of the date of the Intercampus poll, MEP João Ferreira had not yet been announced as a communist candidate.
Finally, there is the candidate of the Liberal Initiative, Tiago Mayen Gonçalves, with 0.5% of the voting intentions. Tino de Rans, who announced his candidacy last week, is not yet covered in this poll.
