The author wrote that, compared to the first round, Lula had gained more than 10 million votes, against less than 4 million for Bolsonaro. He indicated that the remobilization for the runoff was the key to the left's victory in Brazil. https://t.co/FGxHzFhW4Y #Brasile #Elezioni2022 #Politica #BR (translated)
The post indicated the Northeast and the South, described as the most populous areas of Brazil, as decisive for Lula's victory. https://t.co/WfOQWVX8O4 #Lula #Brasile #Elezioni #BR (translated)
According to the analysis by Juan C. Mac, Lula had reached the runoff after trailing by 2 points in the first round, but then won with 51.8% against 48.2%, gaining 4.4 million more votes. The author wrote that Lula had grown especially in areas where he was weaker, with an increase of 4 points versus 1 in his strongholds, and in areas with a higher presence of women, whites, and evangelicals. #Lula #Elezioni2022 #PoliticaBrasile #BR (translated)
The author wrote that Lula had taken the lead even in Minas Gerais, which he described as a state indicative of the progress of the Brazilian presidential elections. https://t.co/c3bw6uOS09 #Lula #Brasile #Elezioni #BR (translated)
The author observed that several states considered favorable to Bolsonaro were lagging behind in the count. He added that Lula could be optimistic about the trend compared to the first round, which was favorable for the leftist candidate in most cities and polling stations. #Elezioni2022 #Lula #Bolsonaro #BR (translated)
The author wrote that Bolsonaro had returned to the race, but that the trend compared to the first round seemed to favor Lula in many polling stations. He added that it would be necessary to wait. #Elezioni2022 #Brasile #BolsonaroLula #BR #JP (translated)
The author wrote that, in the midterm elections, there was a mobilization gap: among Democrats, 88% had already voted or were sure to do so, compared to 81% of Republicans. https://t.co/LrgvH5UbTz #Elezioni #Democratici #Repubblicani #IT (translated)
The author wrote that younger voters seemed very disappointed with Trump and likely to reward the Democrats in the midterm elections. #Elezioni2022 #GiovaniVotanti #PoliticaUSA #IT #US (translated)
The New York Times reported a significant shift towards Trump among young people in general and non-white men in Michigan, amounting to about 20 points compared to 2020. https://t.co/Qn7EJL3FVQ #Michigan #Elezioni2024 #Trump #US (translated)
The New York Times indicated that particularly interesting were the estimates which showed that, in Arizona, Hispanics, those under 30, and non-white individuals had become 15 points more favorable to Trump compared to 2020. https://t.co/q0rlF5o8gi #Elezioni2024 #Politica #Arizona #US (translated)
The author shared some reflections in the Financial Times on the possible effects of the mobilizations and unrest on Giorgia Meloni and politics, thanking Amy Kazmin. https://t.co/nglVZRcEEF https://t.co/3pijt9fBDb #politica #Meloni #Italia #IT (translated)
The author had referenced an analysis by NYT/Siena on the geographic distribution of Trump's decreasing popularity and had emphasized the significant decline recorded among the youth. https://t.co/Lg3kVNhBd1 #Trump #giovani #politica #US (translated)
The author wrote that, according to Peter Kellner's analyses, if voting were held today, those opposing Brexit would win decisively. https://t.co/YDjsK6wfUB #Brexit #Politica #RegnoUnito #GB (translated)
The author wrote that President Mattarella was right to call for a thorough analysis of the violence of those days, which he believed had different and unprecedented origins and characteristics. #mattarella #violenza #analisi #IT (translated)
The author wrote that, while many still considered artificial intelligence a mere pastime, developments were underway that, in his opinion, would transform entire sectors of the economy and society. (translated)
The author wrote that, in the midterm elections, the turnout of Latino voters for early voting had already surpassed that of the presidential elections. #Latinos #VotoAnticipato #Midterm #IT #US (translated)
The author of the post argued that, with over half of the count completed, Flavio Bolsonaro had a lead of 5 million votes over Lula. He was almost certain that Bolsonaro would come out ahead and speculated that he could approach victory in the first round, with a result around 48% against 44%, taking into account the votes for Lula in the Northeast. https://t.co/7LMkoEmwme #Elezioni2022 #Bolsonaro #Brasile #BR #PT (translated)
The author reported that, with over a quarter of the ballots counted in the presidential elections in Brazil, Flavio Bolsonaro was leading Lula with 50.75% to 41.20%. He added that there was still much to be counted and that a comeback from Lula was expected, so a runoff remained the most likely outcome. https://t.co/KVT9bHWMv9 #ElezioniBrasile #Bolsonaro #Lula #BR (translated)
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