Opinion polling for the 2006 Portuguese presidential election

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In the run up to the 2006 Portuguese presidential election, various organisations carried out opinion polling to gauge voting intention in Portugal. Results of such polls are displayed in this article.

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Poll results are listed in the table below in reverse chronological order, showing the most recent first. The highest percentage figure in each polling survey is displayed in bold, and the background shaded in the leading candidate colour. In the instance that there is a tie, then no figure is shaded but both are displayed in bold. Poll results use the date the survey's fieldwork was done, as opposed to the date of publication.

Candidates vote

First round

Graphical summary

Polling

  Exit poll

Date(s)
administered		Poll sourceSample size Cavaco Silva 2007 quadrada.jpg Mario Soares (2003) square.jpg Manuel Alegre square.png Jeronimo de Sousa.jpg Francisco Louca na VI Convencao Nacional do Bloco de Esquerda 01-square.jpg Garcia Pereira advogado e politico portugues.png OthersLead
Silva
PSD, CDS-PP 		Soares
PS 		Alegre
Ind. 		Jerónimo
PCP 		Louçã
BE 		Pereira
PCTP
22 January 2006 Election Results —50.514.320.78.65.30.4
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29.8 over Alegre
22 Jan UCP–CESOP  ?49.0–54.011.0–14.020.0–23.08.0–10.04.0–6.00.0–1.0
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30.0 over Alegre
22 Jan Eurosondagem  ?50.4–54.612.5–16.317.7–21.56.4–8.64.1–6.30.5–1.1
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32.9 over Alegre
22 Jan Intercampus  ?50.0–54.811.0–15.018.4–22.47.0–10.03.4–6.40.3–1.5
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32.0 over Alegre
15–18 Jan Marktest 1,41653.012.420.67.06.50.5
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32.4 over Alegre
15–18 Jan Eurosondagem 3,05853.016.916.27.25.80.9
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36.1 over Soares
15–18 Jan Aximage 1,00352.515.419.56.55.50.8
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33.0 over Alegre
14–15 Jan UCP-CESOP 1,00352.015.019.07.06.01.0
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33.0 over Alegre
12–15 Jan Marktest 81254.613.118.46.66.40.836.2 over Alegre
9–11 Jan Marktest 60856.812.815.67.86.50.441.2 over Alegre
9–11 Jan Pitagórica 60554.712.415.98.77.11.3
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38.8 over Alegre
9–11 Jan Intercampus 1,01052.417.017.46.95.80.4
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35.0 over Alegre
4–7 Jan Marktest 60861.014.311.56.96.10.346.7 over Soares
3–5 Jan Aximage 57061.015.011.04.07.01.046.0 over Soares
3–4 Jan UCP-CESOP 81560.013.016.07.04.00.044.0 over Alegre
2006
11–14 Dec Eurosondagem 2,06955.520.412.55.74.81.135.1 over Soares
30 Nov–2 Dec Aximage 56058.017.014.06.05.00.041.0 over Soares
25 Nov–1 Dec GEMEO/IPAM 60063.015.016.03.03.00.047.0 over Alegre
20–24 Nov Intercampus 1,00157.015.017.06.05.00.040.0 over Alegre
21–22 Nov UCP-CESOP 80557.016.017.05.04.01.040.0 over Alegre
15–19 Nov Marktest 80156.013.019.06.06.00.037.0 over Alegre
7–8 Nov Aximage 54458.012.019.06.04.01.039.0 over Alegre
3–8 Nov Eurosondagem 1,57752.618.016.95.66.20.634.6 over Soares
18–21 Oct Marktest 80558.012.016.05.06.02.042.0 over Alegre
17–19 Oct Aximage 58262.011.017.04.03.02.045.0 over Alegre
3–6 Oct Intercampus [lower-alpha 1] 1,00452.618.118.94.26.20.033.7 over Alegre
9 Sep UCP-CESOP —49.032.0
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7.011.01.017.0 over Soares
5–6 Sep Aximage 60053.436.2
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10.417.2 over Soares
2005

Notes

  1. ↑ Results presented here exclude undecideds (12.7%). With their inclusion results are: Cavaco Silva: 45.9%; Manuel Alegre: 16.5%; Mário Soares: 15.8%; Francisco Louçã: 5.4%; Jerónimo de Sousa: 3.7%.

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