Fall of Abstention in the 2nd Round: More Brazilians Appear to Vote Abroad
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The Brazilian voters who live abroad return to the polls this Sunday, 25, with the challenge of reducing the abstentions, which rose 47% in the first round of 2026, in comparison with the presidential election of 2022. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) stood ahead in the first round among voters who live outside Brazil, with 47.57%, against 43.49% of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL). Lula stood ahead in Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East/North Africa…
This content was originally published in Agora RN - Rio Grande do Norte News Portal. Visit https://agorarn.com.br for more Christmas and RN news. The number of Brazilians who attended the polls in 11 countries where the vote has already been closed grew by 8,950 on Sunday 25, compared to the first round of the presidential elections. The increase was recorded both in countries where Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) won as in those where Flávio Bol…
In most of the 20 countries that, due to the time zone, have already finished voting, the number of voters in the polls has risen in relation to the first round. In Portugal, a similar increase is expected.
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Almost 1 million Brazilians live abroad and the countries where the vote is over give the first signs of a fall in abstention in the 2nd round of the presidential elections this Sunday, October 25th. In New Zealand, Australia and China, the first ballot papers show growth in the number of votes compared to [...]
According to CNN Senior International Analyst, Américo Martins, the number of 918 thousand registered voters outside Brazil is record, but high abstention worries: 62.7% did not vote in the first round
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