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Datasheet: Flavio Has the Advantage in More Likely to Vote - 24/10/2026

Summary by Folha De S.Paulo
Among the most likely voters to vote for President this Sunday (25), 52% chose Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) and 48%, the incumbent in the dispute, Lula (PT), according to Datafolha. The numbers refer to valid votes, which exclude white, null and void and are the pattern of disclosure of the outcome of the suit. Read more (10/24/2026)
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On the eve of the second round, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) takes advantage among voters with a higher probability of attending the polls, according to Datafolha. In this group, which represents 76% of the electorate, the senator has 52% of the valid votes, against 48% of Lula. Among the remaining 24%, considered less likely to vote, the scenario is reversed: Lula...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Senator records 52% of voting intentions against 48% of the president in the group representing 76% of the electorate; institute uses unprecedented statistical model to estimate attendance at polls

Model that considers distance from the voting place and attendance in the first round shows inverse scenario among those who are less likely to go to the polls

Among the most likely voters to vote for President this Sunday (25), 52% chose Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) and 48%, the incumbent in the dispute, Lula (PT), according to Datafolha. The numbers refer to valid votes, which exclude white, null and void and are the pattern of disclosure of the outcome of the suit. Read more (10/24/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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