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The author questioned why European leaders had not commented on what they described as an irregular, last-minute intervention by Brazil’s Supreme Court, allegedly ordered by Lula’s former lawyer. They said it bypassed the electoral court’s authority and caused disruption at polling stations. #Brasil #Eleições2024 #Justiça #EU #BR

The author wrote that if Flávio Bolsonaro lost, Jair Bolsonaro’s decision to back his son over Tarcísio de Freitas would be seen by many on the right as a decisive mistake. They said Tarcísio had polled better against Lula and was the centrão’s preferred candidate, leading many to believe he would have had a better chance. #Política #Eleições2024 #Bolsonaro #BR (translated)

The author said Flávio Bolsonaro would bear much of the blame if he lost, arguing that his first-round victory had bred overconfidence. The author added that allies had publicly jostled for ministerial posts and the campaign appeared to take centrist voters for granted. #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira #BR

Aline Ramos wrote that she hoped the election would lead people to value their own vote more and to transfer their electoral title to the city where they lived. She also recommended checking the voting date before scheduling trips, requesting a vote while traveling when necessary, and keeping the title regularized. #Eleições2024 #VotoConsciente #Cidadania (translated)

Renato Rovai stated that tracking polls were being conducted almost hourly and that Lula was growing in all of them, with a favorable trend towards his victory. He said that no head of a polling institute he spoke with pointed to Flávio as the winner, but they also did not declare that Lula would win; according to Rovai, they were monitoring the curve with concern. #Lula #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

The author accused Datafolha of having backed down by publishing, for the first time, three scenarios. He requested that the other two be ignored and stated that, in the highlighted scenario, the mobilization of those who did not vote would lead to victory. The publication also used the hashtag #RetireesWithLula. #AposentadosComLula #Lula #Eleições2024 #Brasil #BR (translated)

Central Reality reported that Meta stated that the channel "Lula's Army" on WhatsApp did not violate the company's policies. According to the publication, the statement came after the president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Minister Nunes Marques, ordered the company to present a technical report on the functioning of the channel, at the request of Flávio Bolsonaro's (PL) campaign. #WhatsApp #Meta #Eleições2024 (translated)

The author stated that Brazil was facing a choice between light and darkness and said that anyone who did not vote against these would be complicit. He also asked God to forgive those people for what he said could happen to the country in the coming years, adding that he would not be able to forgive them. #Brasil #Eleições2024 #LuzOuTrevas #BR (translated)

BRPolls reported that in a stimulated second round scenario of the GERP poll, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) had 50% of the voting intentions and Lula (PT) had 45%. None of the candidates had 2%, and 2% did not know or did not respond. The profile indicated that the percentages of the candidates and "none" remained the same, while the rate of don't know/did not respond decreased by 1 point. Considering only valid votes, Flávio appeared with 53% and Lula with 47%, with no change in the percentages, according to BRPolls. In the spontaneous scenario, Flávio had 48% (-1), Lula, 43% (-1), other candidates, 1% (=), and 8% did not know (+1). BRPolls said that the survey interviewed 2,400 voters between 10/19 and 10/21, had a margin of error of ±2 percentage points, and was registered with the TSE under the code BR-03835/2026. #Eleições2024 #IntençõesDeVoto #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Guinter claimed to have tested Quaest's data in his model and said that the result did not hold. According to him, an adjusted version of the survey, with a likely voter filter and weighting by the first round, would indicate 51.94% of valid votes — 0.8 points above the average of polling companies and within Quaest's margin of error. Guinter added that, in his projection, this would change the result from 52.976 to 53.003, a difference of 0.03 points. He concluded with the phrase: “Brazil will win.” #Brasil #Eleições2024 #Política (translated)

StagePop wrote that, according to Correio Braziliense, Flávio Bolsonaro had more than 200 decrees ready to sign if he were elected president. Most would deal with labor legislation, including rules about ending the 6x1 work schedule and the organization of working hours. According to the publication, the plan also aimed to revoke decrees from Lula's government, change environmental oversight regulations, abolish councils and committees of public administration, and propose the privatization of state-owned companies in the first three months of government. #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Renato Souza stated that Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, a candidate for the Presidency, had more than 200 decrees ready to sign if elected. According to the author, most dealt with changes to labor laws, including provisions related to the constitutional amendment that ended the 6x1 shift. #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 #LeisTrabalhistas (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino labeled Roger Waters from Pink Floyd as anti-Semitic and wrote that the musician had declared support for Lula. Constantino stated that, after the declaration, the leftist still had 43% of the voting intentions, compared to the same 43%. #RogerWaters #Lula #Eleições2024 (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino wrote that he addressed the subject to not alienate undecided voters. He stated that Nikolas was traveling the country to support Flávio and was posting videos that, according to him, reached millions of views and aimed to reverse votes in the Northeast. In contrast, he said that Carlos was promoting conspiracy theories and that Eduardo was resharing content from Kim Paim, who attacked Nikolas and other supporters of Flávio. Constantino assessed that Flávio had distanced himself from his brothers and had drawn closer to Nikolas, attributing his prediction of victory to this. He also stated that a potential government of Flávio would be pragmatic and reformist, and would not be subject to the interests of a person imprisoned in the Lava Jato for a scheme involving pension funds. Constantino urged votes for Flávio, number 22, and recommended that voters ignore what he called "toxic eduardism." #Eleições2024 #Política #Vote22 (translated)

Joaquin Teixeira Eterno stated that thousands of members of the Mission Party told him in private messages that they would vote for 22 on Sunday, but avoided making this public for fear of reprisals from the movement's leadership, which, according to him, supported Lula. He also described a "cold war" within the MBL and said that the group was agonizing after the electoral result that he considered meager. #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasil #MBL (translated)