Lula and Bolsonaro Fight Vote by Vote: a Difference Point Two Days After the Balloting in Brazil
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A few days after the second presidential round in Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro intensify their strategies to attract the millions of voters who did not come to the polls in the first round. What did both candidates change in their campaigns to broaden their support and win the vote of the abstentionists? What role can that electorate play in the outcome of the contest? We analyzed it in El Debate de France 24.
In Brazil, where voting is mandatory for the majority of the population, more than 33 million people decided not to go to the polls in the first round of the presidential elections of October 4. The figure, equivalent to 21.08% of the census, constitutes the largest number of absentees recorded in a general election and the highest rate since 1998. This Sunday, when Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro re-fight at the polls, participat…
Isabel Mega, during the Live CNN, points out the strategies of the campaigns of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) and Lula (PT) in the final line of the second round
More than 33 million Brazilians did not go to the polls on the first round. In this sense, the two campaigns want to mobilize the voters who left out.
The latest polls show a tight dispute between the president and the senator, with a minimal gap in voting intent. Lula narrowed the gap in recent weeks and reached the second round with chances of reversing the October result.
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