Nikolas Ferreira and Lucas Pavanato, of Influencers to Be the Most Voted Deputies in the History of Brazil
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The far right influencers Nikolas Ferreira, 30 years old, and Lucas Pavanato, 28, with millions of followers in networks, became the most voted deputies in Brazil’s history. Each won more than three million votes in the legislative elections on Sunday, October 4, contributing to the triumph of Bolanarism in Congress.
The councilman Lucas Pavanato de Oliveira (PL) is the most voted federal deputy in the history of São Paulo. Disclosure The councilman Lucas Pavanato de Oliveira (PL) is the most voted federal deputy in the history of São Paulo. With just over 90% of the ballots in the state, he reached the mark of 2.8 million votes won (see full assessment here). Pavanato surpassed the mark of 1,843,735 votes achieved by Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL), in 2018, when he…
The PL had the most voted candidate federal deputy in 11 of the 27 units of the federation in the last Sunday elections (4). The country's two voting champions are from the party: Nikolas Ferreira (MG) and Lucas Pavanato (SP). Union and PP led in four states each, and the PT in two. New, PSB,... Read more » The post Check the list of voting champions by state for the Chamber of Deputies appeared first in Radio Guaíba.
The Liberal Party (PL) celebrated the election of Lucas Pavanato and Nikolas Ferreira, two popular influencers marked by controversy in Brazil
In addition to the advantage of ultra-rightist Flávio Bolsonaro over Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the Liberal Party celebrated the election of Pavanato and Ferreira, two popular influencers marked by controversy
The three most voted federal deputies in Brazil in the 2026 elections have something in common besides the millionaire votes: they are young champions of votes who built much of the political projection on social networks. Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG), 30, was re-elected with 3,119,318 votes. Lucas Pavanato (PL-SP), 28, received 3,038,438. Erika Hilton [...]
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