The Central Right criticized the performance of the Liberal Party (PL) on social media, which it considered slow in engaging voters, responding to false information, and keeping up with trends. It stated that the page managers would receive at least R$ 5,000.00 for their work and said it would do a better job if it received the profiles and graphic design. The author also criticized the party's dependency, which it claimed had a fund of R$ 1 billion, on smaller profiles to initiate digital mobilizations. It cited Serafim, with 115,000 followers; Leme, with 90,000; Haay, with 41,000; Central, with 28,000; Barlatti, with 21,000; and Conserva, with 9,000. It said that X was important to launch agendas that later resonated on other networks. Regarding the campaign in the streets, it stated that André Fernandes and Nikolas Ferreira were among the only elected deputies to promote and mobilize in-person actions. It suggested that other parliamentarians organize sticker campaigns or demonstrations in busy places. Central Right said that until the day before, supporters were discussing who would be the Minister of Finance, although Flávio had not yet been elected. It asked them to avoid arrogance and stated that an election held the next day could be decided by around 1 million votes. It also recommended that voters with relatives traveling on the voting date ask them to reconsider their plans. The author stated that the street acts of Flávio's campaign would start on 15/10 and requested mass dissemination. It informed that Bloquinho do 22 would be held on 18/10, on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo, and asked for support to publicize the event. It also advocated mobilization until October 25 and said that if the PL depended solely on itself to maintain an active campaign, it would hardly win. Despite the criticisms of the party, it stated that the group was in the lead and called for resilience and mobilization. #Mobilização #CampanhaDigital #Eleições2023 (translated)
