Elections in Brazil: Lula Wins in China and Australia, While Bolsonaro Prevails in Japan and Greece
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New Zealand ballots. Lucas Salviano The High Electoral Court (TSE) began to publish the results of the vote for president abroad at 5 p.m. from the time of Brasília. Up to 7 p.m., 62.92% of the ballots had been counted. The turnout was 40.10%, with a abstention of 59.90%. In all, almost 1 million Brazilians were able to vote in 186 cities, from 134 countries, and most voters were concentrated in countries such as the United States, Portugal and …
Lula da Silva obtained 52.2% in Guangdong, 63.7% in Shanghai and 77.6% in Beijing, with the ultraright Flávio Bolsonaro showing 38%, 22.5% and 16.4%.
The first results of the elections in Brazil, with votes abroad, show that Lula da Silva has been imposed in countries like China, Australia and New Zealand, while Flávio Bolsonaro has done so in Japan, Thailand and Greece. According to UOL analysis, Da Silva has so far won 23 of ... Continue reading "Elections in Brazil: Lula wins in China and Australia, while Bolsonaro prevails in Japan and Greece"
Lula was the most voted candidate in 44 countries, while Flávio Bolsonaro led in 13 in voting Brazilians abroad until the moment The post World: Lula leads presidential race in 44 countries; Flávio Bolsonaro wins in 13 apareceu primeiro em ND More
<p>Map shows the most voted candidate in each locality with polling division outside Brazil</p> <p> </p> <p> In 2026, 918,876 Brazilians are able to vote for president outside the country — 32% more than in 2022, when there were 695,355 voters, according to the TSE (Senior Electoral Tribunal). Those who are abroad vote only for the Presidency of the Republic.</p> <p>The numbers are still preliminary. With 77.05% of the foreign sections cleared a…
Partial balance points to the advantage of the petist in European countries, while PL candidate concentrates its largest vote in Japan The post Lula wins in 31 countries and Flavio in nine in the vote of Brazilians abroad apareceu primeiro em Jornal Option.
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