Atlas/Bloomberg: 53% Believe in Election Results; 42% See Fraud
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A poll by AtlasIntel/Bloomberg, released on Friday (13), revealed that 42.2% of Brazilians believe that this year's presidential election was fraudulent. On the other hand, 52.7% consider that the will of voters was respected and reflected in the outcome of the polls. Other 5.1% did not know how to respond. The survey also investigated the opinion of the interviewees on the [...]
Lifting points out division between the electorate as to the legitimacy of the election result. Read in the People's Gazette.
Research done in partnership with Bloomberg shows that 52.7% believe that the ballot boxes reflected the will of the population, while 42.2% see fraud able to change the result
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gazetaweb.comAt the same time, 42% of the population defends thesis that there was electoral fraud; research heard 4,946 voters
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