An overwhelming majority of Brazilians—81%—consider it fundamental that candidates for public office believe in God, according to a recent *Brazil election survey* by the Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF). The data underscores the enduring and powerful role of faith in shaping the country’s political landscape and serves as a clear guide for the rhetoric and platform of any candidate seeking national office. The finding, gathered by UFF's Laboratory of Socio-Anthropological Studies on Politics, Art and Religion, reinforces that moral values remain a central, non-negotiable demand from a large segment of the *Brazilian electorate*.