BRASILIA, Muharram 1, 1436, Oct 25, 2014, SPA -- Opposition candidate Aecio Neves is running neck-and-neck with leftist incumbent Dilma Rousseff on the eve of a runoff vote that will decide Brazil's presidential election, Reuters cited a poll published on Saturday as saying. Brazilians vote on Sunday in the closest election in decades between a pro-business senator who is promising to revive a stagnant economy and a Workers' Party president who vows to protect social programs that have lifted millions from poverty. Neves has 45.3 percent voter support against 44.7 percent for President Rousseff, the survey by the smaller MDA research company said. Brazil's more closely watched polling firms are giving Rousseff a 6- to 8-percentage point lead. -- SPA 19:35 LOCAL TIME 16:35 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/1287917