Lula's Government Receives 41% Negative Rating in Ipsos-Ipec Survey

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Updated Mar 14, 2025, 02:32 AM

A recent Ipsos-Ipec survey indicates that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's government is facing declining approval ratings among Brazilians. According to the poll, 41% of respondents rate Lula's administration as bad or terrible, surpassing the 27% who consider it great or good. Additionally, 30% view the government as regular. The survey also reveals that 58% of Brazilians do not trust the president, and 55% disapprove of how he is leading the country. The margin of error is two percentage points. Separately, a study conducted by Ranking dos Políticos shows a similar trend within the National Congress. The research indicates that 49.1% of federal deputies and 46.2% of senators rate the government negatively. The survey included 110 federal deputies from 18 parties and 26 senators from 11 different parties.

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