Guinter claimed to have tested Quaest's data in his model and said that the result did not hold. According to him, an adjusted version of the survey, with a likely voter filter and weighting by the first round, would indicate 51.94% of valid votes — 0.8 points above the average of polling companies and within Quaest's margin of error. Guinter added that, in his projection, this would change the result from 52.976 to 53.003, a difference of 0.03 points. He concluded with the phrase: “Brazil will win.” #Brasil #Eleições2024 #Política (translated)