Pedro Menin wrote that, according to data from the manager Legacy, which manages R$ 14 billion, the dispute could end in 53% to 47% or, in the tightest scenario, in 51% to 49%. He stated that, in the manager's assessment, a significant change in voter behavior would be necessary to alter the winner. Menin also called on his supporters to remain strong and focused and described the dispute as a “holy war” of the people of God. https://t.co/uXnfSQWb4v #Eleições2024 #Política #Brasil (translated)



