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- On Thursday, a Datafolha poll showed Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro leading President Luiz Inacio Lula 49% to 45% in a simulated scenario for the October 25 presidential runoff.
- Following the first-round vote on Sunday, in which Flavio Bolsonaro led Lula, this poll tracks voter sentiment for the upcoming runoff. Bolsonaro is the eldest son of former President Jair Bolsonaro.
- Datafolha surveyed 2,520 people in-person between October 6 and 7 to gauge voter preferences. The poll found 5% of respondents said they would cast a blank vote, and undecided voters made up 1%.
- In Brasilia on Wednesday, Flavio Bolsonaro met with members of Brazil's Republicans party to announce their support for his campaign ahead of the runoff election.
- Despite the 4-point lead, the result represents a technical tie, as the poll's margin of error is 2 percentage points. The election will determine Brazil's next president on October 25.
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Bad news for Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. The first poll of the consultant Datafolha after the second turn consolidates the advantage of the ultra-rightist Eduardo Bolsonaro in the face of the final elections of October 25. The candidate of the Liberal Party (PL) would obtain 52 % of the valid votes, four more than the current president of Brazil. The margin of error is two points. The projection excludes the blank, null and indecisive votes. In t…
Flavio Bolsonaro slightly ahead of Lula in Brazil runoff ...
Ultra-right senator Flávio Bolsonaro leads the first round of the second round of Brazil's presidential elections, with 49% of the intention to vote, for...
It was done by the Datafolha institute for the second round of October 25.The final dispute comes after an initial instance where the numerical gap between the contenders ran 2.2 million votes.
Research is the first after the initial round of the election, which had PL candidate in front of the petist
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