Quaest: 34% approve Celina Leão's management in DF
Survey by Quaest shows 34% of voters in the Federal District consider Celina Leão's administration excellent or good, while 25% rate it as bad or very bad. The poll interviewed 1,104 people between October 17 and 20, with a margin of error of 3 percentage points.
The Quaest survey released on Wednesday (21) reveals the current scenario of Celina Leão (PP) government evaluation in the Federal District. The survey points out that 34% of voters consider the management of the governor to be "excellent or good", while 25% classify it as "bad or bad". The figures reflect the political momentum following the change in the leadership of the local Executive.
The current governor took office in March of this year – until then, she was deputy to Ibaneis Rocha (MDB). Ibaneis left the DF government to dispute the Senate, but then resigned. The transition of power has put Celina Leão in evidence, and the research seeks to measure how the population perceives her work at the front of the Buriti Palace.
Positive rating reaches 34% of voters
According to the Quaest survey, 34% of voters consider Celina Leão's management "excellent or good". This percentage represents the share of the population that approves the actions and decisions of the governor since she took office. The index is an important thermometer to measure government acceptance at a time of political reconfiguration in the DF.
The positive data can be interpreted as a sign that part of the electorate recognizes efforts in areas such as health, education and infrastructure, although the research does not detail the specific reasons for approval. The source did not detail which specific policies or actions influenced this favorable assessment. Still, the number serves as a basis for analysis on the popularity of management.
Rejection is 25%, points out survey
On the other hand, 25% of respondents rate management as "bad or bad". This group represents voters dissatisfied with the governor’s performance. The rejection may be linked to unmet expectations or criticism of the continuity of previous policies, but the source did not detail the reasons behind this negative assessment.
The difference between those who approve and those who disapprove is 9 percentage points, which indicates a scenario of divided opinions. The research does not bring data on neutral or regular evaluation, which could complement the panorama. The absence of this information limits a more complete reading of the mood of the electorate.
Quaest Research Methodology
Quaest listened to 1,104 people aged 16 and older between October 17 and 20. The margin of error is 3 percentage points, for more or less, and the level of confidence is 95%. The research registration number is DF-0402/2026. These parameters guarantee the statistical reliability of the presented results.
The survey was carried out through face-to-face or home interviews, according to Quaest standard, but the source did not detail the exact collection method. The sample covers different administrative regions of the DF, seeking to represent the diversity of the local electorate. The margin of error should be considered when interpreting the percentages, as the numbers may vary within this range.
Research also measures work evaluation
Quaest also asked voters what their assessment of Celina Leão’s work as governor was. Look at the results: the detailed data for this specific question has not been released in full, but the survey indicates that the overall government assessment follows the same trend as approval and rejection numbers. The source did not detail the exact percentages for each category of answer in this question.
The inclusion of this question in the survey suggests an interest in measuring not only the management as a whole, but also the individual performance of the governor. This may reflect concern in understanding how the figure of Celina Leão is perceived separately from the government itself. The absence of detailed numbers, however, prevents a deeper analysis of this dimension.
Political context and next steps
The evaluation of the Celina Leão government takes place at a time of transition in the Federal District. The departure of Ibaneis Rocha to dispute the Senate and his subsequent resignation created a scenario of political instability. The governor took over in March and since then seeks to consolidate her management and win the confidence of the electorate.
Quaest's numbers serve as an initial portrait of Celina Leão's popularity. With 34 percent approval and 25 percent rejection, the governor has a way to go to broaden her support base. The survey does not bring electoral projections, but the data can influence future political strategies in the DF.
To the reader, understanding these numbers is essential to keep up with the local political scene. The management of Celina Leão directly impacts the lives of the residents of the Federal District, and the popular assessment is an indicator of how public policies are being received. The continuity of government and future decisions may be influenced by these results.
The Boca no Trombone portal will continue to follow the developments of Celina Leão management and new opinion polls. Keep an eye on the upcoming publications for more analysis on the political scenario of the DF and other regions of the country.
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