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Who Is the Favorite Candidate to Win the Elections in Brazil? This Is What the Polls Say About Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro

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Opposition candidate Flávio Bolsonaro maintains leadership in the polls for the second round held this Sunday in Brazil, although the distance from President Lula da Silva narrowed in the latest reports and remains inside...

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Opposition candidate Flávio Bolsonaro maintains leadership in the polls for the second round held this Sunday in Brazil, although the distance from President Lula da Silva narrowed in the latest reports and remains inside...

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Lift released on Wednesday (21) shows technical tie between presidents; senator maintains percentage of previous round, while president oscillates one point down

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The candidates are technically tied within the margin of error in the contest to the Presidency of the Republic The post Palver: Flávio Bolsonaro keeps 50% and Lula, 48%, in research for the 2nd round apareceu primeiro em ND More

PL Senator has 50% of voting intentions, against 48% of the president; result keeps Flavio stable and shows negative oscillation of a point for the petist

Italo: ...by further assisting the engagement of the left, every day they take out a function or block accounts. Along with this, the extreme right intensifies even more the fakes news in the networks and the goal drives them. I think this fall is predictable, now how we will react to it is not, if we stay in that cry they win, that is, now it is much more about us, about each one, than about the research itself. The business is to go out and tu…

Lifting heard 5,000 voters between October 18 and 20; margin of error is 2.4 percentage points for more or less

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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