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Rick Azevedo wrote that it was a good thing he was sleeping and stated that when he woke up at 5 a.m., his only interest was to fight for Lula's election and defeat what he described as a political project linked to militiamen. https://t.co/GVJvQGrzT5 #Lula #Eleições2024 #Milícias (translated)

Sam Pancher said he would comment more on the subject during the live broadcast of the second round, after the polls closed. He stated that the street coverage during the election campaign was educational and that observing who supported each candidate could teach journalists willing to learn. #Eleições2024 #CampanhaEleitoral #Jornalismo (translated)

PEOPLE, URGENT ⭐️ 13 stated that, in an election year, communication was also a public responsibility. The author said that using a scenario of national tension to generate engagement exploited collective attention, rather than giving visibility to an agenda, and added that the country had already crumbled too much to normalize this type of strategy. #Comunicação #Eleições2024 #ResponsabilidadePública (translated)

Alfredo Gaspar stated that a crowd gathered in Girau do Ponciano, Alagoas, to welcome the green-yellow wave. According to him, the meeting showed that Alagoas and the Northeast wanted Flávio and Alfredo in the Presidency of the Republic. https://t.co/2do4rBIBva #Alagoas #Nordeste #Eleições2024 (translated)

The Root Conservative Banido stated that he had elaborated five scenarios that favored Lula's victory. According to him, all presumed a decrease in abstention in the Northeast greater than 1% above the record already registered, an increase in abstention in the other four regions, and a migration of votes from the third way to Lula in a proportion of 60% to 40%. Lula would have won in only one of the five scenarios, a result that the author classified as "brutal." #Lula #Eleições2024 #Democracia (translated)

Dawisson Belém Lopes wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro would arrive at the Globo debate tied or, more likely, behind in the polls, and would have to participate. According to Lopes, Lula could demand from him the release of tax, banking, and telecommunication secrecy. The author stated that the president had put the opponent in check and questioned how Flávio could escape the situation. #Debate #Eleições2024 #Política (translated)

Santos da Opressão said he saw Bolsonaro supporters sharing a video of Lula on Facebook and accusing him of sexism. According to him, some older men commented that they had come to trust Lula and would vote for him. https://t.co/1Ykfe1VUyf #Lula #Bolsonaro #Eleições2024 (translated)

Lula stated that he had been receiving messages about a supposed channel called Fandoms that was allegedly organizing mass reports against right-wing accounts. He said that this initiative did not align with his proposal or focus and asked his supporters not to report opposing pages. Instead, he advocated for concentrating efforts on engaging with undecided voters, disseminating information, expanding the reach of his proposals, and gaining votes. He added that time should not be wasted on actions that diverted the group from these objectives. #Fandoms #Mobilização #Eleições2024 (translated)

Deltan Dallagnol stated that, in 2025, the Lula government reduced the period in which families with unstable income could receive half of Bolsa Família after finding work from 24 to 12 months. According to him, the change applied to those who entered the Protection Rule starting in July and harmed people whose job or business security was still uncertain. Dallagnol also said that the PT was trying to spread the idea that Flávio Bolsonaro would end the program. In contrast, he stated that the proposal was to expand it and restore the two years of protection, with automatic return to the benefit if the new income did not remain stable. The author declared that the end of the Lula era would occur on October 25 and said that Flávio had finished the first round ahead. He asked for votes for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, and urged his supporters to send the video to people who had not voted or had chosen another candidate. He concluded by saying that a new Brazil would begin there. #BolsaFamília #Lula #Eleições2024 (translated)

Gian Oddi wrote that a candidate could lose votes for not answering questions in a debate and for engaging in aggressive bullying against a person over 80 years old. According to Oddi, other points should weigh more in voters' decisions: the candidate would have exalted torturers and honored militiamen from an extermination group, in addition to employing relatives of one of them. Oddi also cited a scandal involving "rachadinhas," accusations of embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime, suspicious financial activities, real estate transactions he called bizarre, and investigations involving a chocolate store. He added that the candidate would have asked for millions of reais from the "brother" who robbed retirees from the INSS, defended a police officer accused of murdering a child, supported a management that Oddi classified as genocidal during the pandemic, and relativized a coup d'état that would end democracy and would foresee, among other actions, the assassination of three people. #Eleições2024 #DebatePolítico #Cidadania (translated)

Gian Oddi stated that he considered it sad for a candidate to potentially lose votes for not answering questions during a debate and for adopting an aggressive intimidation stance against a person over 80 years old. According to Oddi, other aspects should weigh more in evaluating the candidate: he claimed the politician praised torturers, honored militiamen from a death squad, and employed relatives of one of them; he got involved in a scandal regarding kickbacks and was accused of embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime. Oddi also mentioned financial movements he deemed suspicious, real estate transactions he classified as bizarre, and investigations involving a chocolate shop. He further stated that the candidate asked for millions of reais from his "brother," who, according to the author, stole from retired INSS members, defended a police officer accused of killing a child, supported a management that Oddi described as genocidal during the pandemic, and downplayed an attempted coup that, according to him, would end democracy and foresee the assassination of three people. In conclusion, he said that intimidation in the debate should not be necessary to drive voters away from the candidate. #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasil #Democracia (translated)

Janoninho wrote that there were 465 thousand people missing for the so-called "Lula's Army" to reach 6 million and asked that each member invite more people. According to him, the mobilization could double the number of "soldiers," help win the elections, and make Janones happy. #6MilhoesPorJanones #ExércitoDoLula #Eleições2024 #ParticipaçãoCívica (translated)

Rick Azevedo warned that, according to him, the TSE had changed 4,352 polling places throughout Brazil. He recommended that voters download the e-Título and check the address before leaving home, as well as organize themselves, share the information, and vote for 13. https://t.co/lA7Ty4ptaH #Eleições2024 #VotoConsciente #Brasil (translated)

Janoninho stated that, if elected, Flávio Bolsonaro would end the Bolsa Família program. He said that Brazilians needed to know this and encouraged the dissemination of the message. #FlavioVaiAcabarComBolsaFamilia https://t.co/RZWcJDsAl5 #BolsaFamília #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that Flávio Bolsonaro wanted beneficiaries to stop receiving Bolsa Família, which she called "Bolsa Farelo." She said that if elected, he would reduce the program and then end it, without waiting two years. #LulaPeloBolsaFamilia #FlavioContraOBolsaFamilia #BolsaFamilia #Política #Eleições2024 (translated)