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Leandro Ruschel stated that, although the final count had not yet been released in the United States, the Republican Party had suffered a significant defeat. According to the betting on Polymarket he cited, the Democrats would regain the House and reach 55 seats in the Senate; Ruschel estimated net Republican losses of about 45 seats in the House and eight in the Senate. He highlighted that Texas had elected a Democrat to the Senate for the first time since 1988. According to Ruschel, the candidate had said that God was “non-binary,” and the state was also electing a Democratic governor. In Florida, he wrote, Republican Byron Donalds won by just 1.4 points, after Ron DeSantis had won by 19 points four years earlier. Ruschel compared the results to the 2010 midterm elections, when, according to him, the Democrats lost 63 seats in the House and six in the Senate, but Barack Obama maintained control of the Senate. He assessed that the results reflected more of a protest against Donald Trump than support for the radicalism of the Democratic left and stated that the far-left had been the big winner of the elections. #EleiçõesEUA #PartidoDemocrata #PartidoRepublicano (translated)

William De Lucca wrote that Eduardo Bolsonaro had named his daughter Georgia in homage to what he considered a conservative state, and he joked that the state had elected a Democrat, the first black governor in the history of the United States, according to him. https://t.co/IvNCQFx1K2 #EduardoBolsonaro #Georgia #Eleições (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that he became aware of an incident involving two police officers and a representative of the Liberal Party (PL) at the EREM Aura Sampaio Parente Muniz school in Salgueiro. According to him, the three had gone to the location to intimidate and coerce teachers and students wearing red shirts or using PT stickers. Manoel said that party representatives should not act in this way and that the military police should not collaborate with someone from the PL to censor students and teachers. He expressed solidarity with the students and faculty and called on the governor to take measures to prevent the episode from happening again. He also requested that she address public transportation for the second-round voting on the 25th. #CensuraNão #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Educação (translated)

Jones Manoel urged Governor Raquel Lyra to provide free intermunicipal transportation, regulated by EPTI, on the day of the election. In a post made four days before the second round, he stated that the STF and TSE mandated free public transport on election days and that the Public Prosecutor's Office of Pernambuco had already demanded measures from the state government, without a response until then. He questioned whether Lyra would comply with the law. Manoel also stated that more than 1,311,000 people had abstained in the first round and that he had heard accounts from voters who were unable to vote due to lack of money for the fare. He asked his followers to pressure the governor and demand a response. #TransporteGratuito #Eleições2023 #DireitoAoVoto (translated)

Yves Adriano urged voters in Amazonas not to choose Omar Aziz, whom he described as an ally of Lula and accused of having persecuted Bolsonaro. He supported the candidacy of teacher Maria do Carmo for the state government, with the number 22. #Amazonas #Eleições2022 #Vote22 (translated)

Damares Alves stated that they were spreading false news by saying that Flávio Bolsonaro would promote regressions. She accused those responsible of persecuting those who needed it most and favoring allies, rejected the PT, and asked for votes for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, for president, and Celina, number 11, for governor of the DF, on the 25th. #Vote #Eleições2022 #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Alfredo Gaspar wrote that he was walking alongside the elected lieutenant governor Célia Rocha, mayors, and leaders from Alagoas alongside Flávio Bolsonaro and himself. He also associated the state with the number 22. https://t.co/7U5OnY5aa2 #Alagoas #Política #Eleições2022 (translated)

Political Axis wrote that, after João Campos (PSB) was defeated at the polls in Pernambuco, Lula's (PT) allies should seek out Governor Raquel Lyra (PSD) for public support in the second round. According to the outlet, in an interview with TV Globo, Lyra suggested that she should maintain neutrality in the race. https://t.co/q595v016dK #Pernambuco #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Jones Manoel said he granted an interview to Folha de São Paulo in which he commented on the position of the re-elected governor of Pernambuco, Raquel Lyra. According to him, her neutrality in the second round objectively favored Flávio Bolsonaro, and if he won, Pernambuco could suffer persecution and a boycott because of its political and ideological composition. Manoel also stated that Lyra had been re-elected with votes from both Lula supporters and Bolsonaro supporters and said that the idea of a "Pernambucan" identity could be left in the past. For him, neutrality was detrimental to Pernambuco and Brazil. #Pernambuco #política #Brasil (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that Michelle Bolsonaro won the Senate election at the polling station set up in the Papuda Penitentiary Complex in Brasília, where, according to him, there were many imprisoned politicians. He stated that Lula won for president and Celina Leão for governor. At the site, 162 provisional detainees voted, he added. #Eleições2023 #Brasil #Política (translated)

Gilson Machado Filho said that he had just left a meeting with the re-elected governor of Pernambuco, Raquel Lyra, and the lieutenant governor, Priscila Krause. According to him, the conversation was about alignment, and he made himself available to help the State have the best four years of government in its history. Machado Filho also stated that the Bolsonaro supporters played an important role in Lyra's re-election and that they expected to be represented and respected in the new term. He offered to act as a bridge between the state government and a possible government of Flávio Bolsonaro as president of Brazil. #Pernambuco #Governança #Política (translated)

Raquel Lyra thanked the voters of Pernambuco for their votes and the renewed trust to govern the state. She said that the victory reflected the choice to continue the changes and stated that she received it with gratitude and greater responsibility. Lyra also reminded that, four years ago, the people of Pernambuco elected the first woman governor of the state and said that there was still much to be done, with the commitment not to leave anyone behind. #Pernambuco #Vitória #Mudança (translated)

André Fran wrote that Benedita da Silva was unable to get elected to the Senate from Rio de Janeiro, falling behind two candidates he classified as far-right. He also stated that she was the last left-wing governor of the state and the only living former governor who has not been imprisoned. #BeneditaDaSilva #PolíticaRJ #DireitaESquerda (translated)