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The division of the left-wing parties in Spain, which manifests in the presentation of two candidacies for the elections on November 29, presents a complex scenario for the governance of the country and may benefit the PSOE in the context of useful voting. #DesuniónIzquierda #VotoÚtil #Elecciones2026 (translated)

The article addresses the lack of unity among left-wing forces in Spain ahead of crucial elections and criticizes the recent actions of Gabriel Rufián, who is more focused on his personal career than on the necessary collaboration to confront a right-wing government. #VotoÚtil #IzquierdaAlternativa #Elecciones2026 (translated)

All the vote to the left of the PSOE in Castilla y León is a vote given to the right. Óscar Puente condenses that arithmetic into a campaign message: "All the vote to the left of the PSOE in Castilla y León is a vote given to the right." #VotoÚtil #PSOE #Elecciones2026 (translated)

A good part of the right-wing vote has already gone to Flavio in the useful vote. Analysts like Felipe Nunes from the Datafolha polling agency believe that "a good part of the right-wing vote has already gone to Flavio in the useful vote," and, therefore, Lula has some chance of attracting votes that reject Flavio even more than the PT. #Lula2026 #EleccionesBrasil #VotoÚtil (translated)

Pedro Albuquerque F stated that if the polls had shown the reality, the campaign for useful voting could have been so strong that the election might have been resolved in the first round. He said it is hard to imagine a greater electoral interference than what he claims was caused by what happened with the polling institutes. #VotoÚtil #Eleições #Democracia (translated)

Luli stated that internal surveys from the PT indicated a transfer of useful votes to Flávio Bolsonaro already in the first round. She also mentioned that the candidacies of Renan Santos, Cury, Caiado, and Zema were losing strength and predicted that Flávio would win in the first round. #Eleições2022 #VotoÚtil #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Michel c. sales stated that, according to Caio Junqueira, the strategic vote would have shifted towards Flávio Bolsonaro. Junqueira believed that a tie or a difference of less than 5 points in the first round would leave Flávio in a favorable position to win the second round. The author said he did not fully trust any poll and that, in his own assessment, Flávio could win in the first round or finish ahead of Lula. #VotoÚtil #Eleições2023 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Kim D. Paim stated that, despite his strong disdain for Deltan Dallagnol, he had supported his candidacy after Flávio chose him and asked for votes for him and Filipe. After the TSE's decision, he questioned whether it was time to advocate for useful voting to prevent Gleisi from being elected senator. Paim said he supported any candidate nominated by Flávio or who was not from the PT and called for responsibility to prevent the party from winning the seat in Paraná. #VotoÚtil #Eleição2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Thales stated that the tight polls could trigger a wave of strategic voting the next day, with each side trying to settle the dispute in the first round. He anticipated that he would vote for the PT for the first time at this stage, after having chosen Marina, Eduardo Jorge, Ciro, and Tebet in previous elections, and described himself as "a new communist" on social media. #Eleições2024 #VotoÚtil #PT (translated)

CarlosPRJ assessed that the polls of that day would influence a strong useful voting movement the next day and said that Flávio had already absorbed part of those votes. He also stated that it was still necessary to see what Lula would achieve and predicted that the election would go to a runoff "by a spark." #Eleições2024 #VotoÚtil #Democracia (translated)