Latin America General : Corona Carnaval

[San Lumen]

Bolsonaro with 49% of all votes, Lula with 41, 3.84% of all votes have already been counted

calling runoff or possible outright win for Bolsonaro. Polls were off yet again. The industry not longer has any meaning or credibility to me.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Rio de Janeiro (Third largest electorate) dominated by Bolsonaro with 50% of the votes

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

I'll take a break, I don't want to be a parrot

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Bolsonaro now leads in the 3 largest electorates in Brazil.

[Greater Miami Shores 3]

I'll take a break, I don't want to be a parrot

Hold on a second, can Jair Bolsonaro win in the second round?

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

I'll take a break, I don't want to be a parrot

Hold on a second, can Jair Bolsonaro win in the second round?

Yes, in my opinion, he can win even in the first round, he has a 6% advantage over Lula, almost 10% of all votes were counted

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Hold on a second, can Jair Bolsonaro win in the second round?

Yes, in my opinion, he can win even in the first round, he has a 6% advantage over Lula, almost 10% of all votes were counted

11% of all votes were counted*

[The Jamesian Republic]

I'll take a break, I don't want to be a parrot

Hold on a second, can Jair Bolsonaro win in the second round?

I wish that wasn’t the case. I would prefer Ciro Gomes (I would prefer if dropped the Vargas era stuff) but he won’t make it out of the first round.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Hold on a second, can Jair Bolsonaro win in the second round?

I wish that wasn’t the case. I would prefer Ciro Gomes but he won’t make it out of the first round.

Who knew, the polls lied, Simone Tebet is ahead of Ciro, the polls didn't show that...

[Shrillland]

13.2% of the vote is now in, Bolsonaro leads 48-43 with a majority of 709,781

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

13.2% of the vote is now in, Bolsonaro leads 48-43 with a majority of 709,781

In the popular vote he has 7,853,592 votes

[San Lumen]

13.2% of the vote is now in, Bolsonaro leads 48-43 with a majority of 709,781

I think a runoff is likely at this point if so the next month in Brazil is going to be very very ugly.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

13.2% of the vote is now in, Bolsonaro leads 48-43 with a majority of 709,781

I think a runoff is likely at this point if so the next month in Brazil is going to be very very ugly.

There are people predicting terrorist attack against Lula lol

[San Lumen]

I think a runoff is likely at this point if so the next month in Brazil is going to be very very ugly.

There are people predicting terrorist attack against Lula lol

I would not be shocked. This is why I no longer put any faith in polls.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Just an observation, the large urban centers (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro etc...) are the first to be determined, and then, see the decisive ones, the Northeast region (more aligned with Lula) can decide the elections, but in this In this case, the Northeast is already being very well determined, which could mean that Bolsonaro could finish ahead of Lula, or the opposite could happen, but experts assume that Lula will finish ahead of Bolsonaro, by a minimal amount.

[San Lumen]

Just an observation, the large urban centers (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro etc...) are the first to be determined, and then, see the decisive ones, the Northeast region (more aligned with Lula) can decide the elections, but in this In this case, the Northeast is already being very well determined, which could mean that Bolsonaro could finish ahead of Lula, or the opposite could happen, but experts assume that Lula will finish ahead of Bolsonaro, by a minimal amount.

I think the polls were wrong and Bolsonaro is going to out perform and finish ahead and the runoff will be extremely ugly. I don't want to be right.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Just an observation, the large urban centers (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro etc...) are the first to be determined, and then, see the decisive ones, the Northeast region (more aligned with Lula) can decide the elections, but in this In this case, the Northeast is already being very well determined, which could mean that Bolsonaro could finish ahead of Lula, or the opposite could happen, but experts assume that Lula will finish ahead of Bolsonaro, by a minimal amount.

I think the polls were wrong and Bolsonaro is going to out perform and finish ahead and the runoff will be extremely ugly. I don't want to be right.

All we can do is wait, but as I said, that's the experts' word

[San Lumen]

I think the polls were wrong and Bolsonaro is going to out perform and finish ahead and the runoff will be extremely ugly. I don't want to be right.

All we can do is wait, but as I said, that's the experts' word

I do not trust the experts or the polls anymore. At this point I just assume the right is favored or will win at this point and the vote going the other way is an upset.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

22.41% of all votes have already been counted:

47.88% - Bolsonaro
43.36% - Squid
4.54% - Simone Tebet
3.05% - Ciro Gomes
0.49% - Soraya Thronicke

[San Lumen]

https://apnews.com/article/elections-ca ... 000142c6c3

In Brazilian Amazon, a 1,000-mile voyage so people can vote

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

https://apnews.com/article/elections-caribbean-voting-brazil-climate-and-environment-dba7da43edfa727894e40f1e34409160?taid=6339d8f6b04223000142c6c3

In Brazilian Amazon, a 1,000-mile voyage so people can vote

Oh, yes, that's cool, in these elections, we have a new model of electronic voting machines, a more powerful and much better model for the disabled.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Lula returned to lead the second largest Brazilian electorate (Minas Gerais) with 45.91%

[San Lumen]

Lula returned to lead the second largest Brazilian electorate (Minas Gerais) with 45.91%

I read it has voted for the winner of every election since the restoration of democracy.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Lula returned to lead the second largest Brazilian electorate (Minas Gerais) with 45.91%

I read it has voted for the winner of every election since the restoration of democracy.

What?

[San Lumen]

I read it has voted for the winner of every election since the restoration of democracy.

What?

I looked at the result by province on Wikipedia and its never voted for a losing candidate for President. It is the bellwether state.