Brazil's Diaspora Vote Reveals a Stark Divide: Bolsonaro Dominates Japan While Lula Wins New Zealand by a Similar Margin
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Brazil's diaspora vote reveals a stark divide: Bolsonaro dominates Japan while Lula wins New Zealand by a similar margin
Brazilian voters abroad split sharply in the presidential runoff, with Bolsonaro dominant in Japan and Lula sweeping New Zealand, while Europe and Asia-Pacific reflected broader diaspora divisions.
Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) appears as the most voted candidate abroad in the partial survey of 11 countries and territories on Sunday (25). The senator received 32,870 votes, while President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) counted 14,629. In this cut, Flávio won in six locations and Lula in five. Japan concentrates the biggest advantage [...]
Bulletins of Asia, Oceania and Africa give Flávio Bolsonaro 34.056 votes and Lula 16.585. Lula leads in 13 countries and Flávio in 9, but the weight of Japan decides the partial sum. Europe and Americas, where Lula won the first round in Portugal and Argentina, have not yet entered.
The vote of Brazilians living abroad began to reveal the first results of the ...
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