Dr. Furlan (PSD) leads the Amapá gubernatorial race with 53% in the latest Quaest poll from late September, ahead of incumbent Clécio Luís (União Brasil) at 40%, consistent with prior surveys showing Furlan above 50% and positioned for a possible first-round win on October 4. Furlan’s advantage stems from strong name recognition as former Macapá mayor and consistent polling leads across institutes since mid-year. Clécio’s support reflects his record on infrastructure and health projects but faces higher rejection rates. Minor candidates including Jairo Palheta, Carlos Cley, and Delegado Marcos register 1% or less. A September 24 TSE hearing saw the rapporteur vote to reject Furlan’s registration over resignation timing linked to Ficha Limpa rules, though the case remains suspended after a view request, leaving the outcome dependent on final court resolution before voting.