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Orlando Calheiros wrote that the conditions of the debates were discussed with the candidates' teams and that the campaign did not propose the presence of fact-checking. He also criticized those who defended the people responsible for the debates, stating that they were paid to do a low-quality job. #debate #checagemdefatos #política (translated)

Dawisson Belém Lopes wrote that he would not have believed, on October 4 at 9 PM, if he had been told that most surveys on October 19 and 20 would indicate a nominal tie, with a growing trend for Lula's candidacy. He stated that this scenario was happening and said that there were six days left, asking for focus in the fight. #Lula2022 #Eleições2022 #Democracia (translated)

Northeast is 13 published the results of a Futura Nacional survey for a second round, considering valid votes: Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) appeared with 50.4%, a drop of 0.4 points, and Lula (PT), with 49.6%, a rise of 0.4 points. The author pejoratively classified Futura as preferred by his political opponents and advocated for mobilization in the streets and on social media to increase Lula's votes. #Eleições2024 #Brasil #Lula (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote that Petr Macinka grew up in harsh conditions at the "Institute of Old Vendelín," which he described as a branch of the Russian Federation embassy. He also claimed that Klaus, whom he labeled as a well-known distributor of Russian propaganda, raised Macinka and urged Macinka to find his own path as an adult. https://t.co/49s7FWxsFj #Rusko #politika #výchova (translated)

Dawisson Belém Lopes wrote that research results could appear as 50/50 on PoderData or 52/48 on Nexus, but they would be statistically equivalent. Therefore, he stated, it was important to observe the trend: Nexus would be closer to the average, while PoderData would be going in the opposite direction. #Pesquisas #Estatística #Tendências (translated)

The Republic's booth stated that there were six days left and that the trend in the polls continued to show a reduction in the difference between Lula and Flávio. According to the author, there was a technical tie and spontaneous polling already indicated equality. He asked supporters to keep up the pace, not to get discouraged, to stay on the streets, and talk to other people. He also said that "it was happening." #Eleições2022 #LutaPeloFuturo #Democracia (translated)

CarlosPRJ stated that all the institutes indicated a tied election, either numerically or within the margin, and that the scenario would remain this way until the eve. He said that the polls from that week were no longer important and advocated for intensifying mobilization in the streets and online to arrive under pressure on Sunday. #Eleições2023 #Voto #Mobilização (translated)

She cited research from BTG/Nexus, AtlasIntel, and PoderData/AYA about the second round. According to the figures she presented, Flávio Bolsonaro had 50.3% of the valid votes against 49.7% for Lula in the first; 51.1% against 48.9% in the second; and 52% against 48% in the third. She noted that Flávio was leading in all three, but said that nothing was guaranteed and argued that supporters should maintain their mobilization to remove Lula from political life. #Eleições2024 #FlávioBolsonaro #Lula (translated)

Cleber Lourenço wrote that searches on Google for "Flávio miliciano" and "Flávio Comando Vermelho" had increased after the debate on Band. According to him, the first expression led the searches, with over 1 million related searches, while the second returned to the top that morning. https://t.co/jC3fzhywk7 #Flávio #debate #Google (translated)

JH Fonseca wrote that Lula's defense of temporary release for prisoners was poorly received even by a female member of the Workers' Party he knew. He stated that adopting a strict stance against crime was a popular agenda on all sides and said that Lula seemed more concerned about the inmates than about the general population. #Lula #Justiça #Segurança (translated)

Thousands of Americans took to the streets on Saturday, October 17, as part of over 2,500 "No Kings" protests organized across the country to oppose President Donald Trump and encourage voter participation ahead of the elections on November 3. #ProtesteSUA #DonaldTrump #NoKings (translated)

SPACE LIBERDADE reported that an AtlasIntel survey for the Presidency indicated Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) with 51.1% of valid votes and Lula (PT) with 48.9%. According to the publication, the variations were −1.7 and +1.7 points, respectively, and the margin of error was ±1 percentage point. https://t.co/A19nbTCrY4 #Eleições2024 #Brasil #Pesquisa (translated)

Kriska Carvalho asked fans, activists, artists, and influencers to maintain their effort in the week following the first round. She said that it was a decisive week and recommended not to let pessimism bring them down nor to alter their disposition because of polls. Carvalho stated that freedom, life, and the future were at stake and that the danger was real. #Motivação #Futuro #Liberdade (translated)

Laudelino said that he was closely following the situation in France, a country where he worked for a French company, studied the language, and had friends. In his assessment, the French situation resembled that of Brazil: although he considered the people good, he stated that they had lost the means to have their will respected. He wrote that in both countries, the parties, the press, and the state apparatus were leftist and that representative democracy had failed, leaving the interests of the population as a secondary concern. He also mentioned that there were already discussions about restoring the monarchy in France. Regarding French politics, he noted that Marie le Pen, a right-wing candidate, was emerging as the favorite, while the political structure resisted the possibility of losing space or rights. According to Laudelino, the French state consumed 57% of GDP per year, and since Mitterrand, the political proposal had been to continue spending and raising taxes. He stated that France was a Christian country but had become socialist and, for that reason, was bankrupt. As a solution for France and Brazil, he pointed to the past and cited Vendée, Louis IX, and Joan of Arc, in addition to criticizing the French Revolution, Bonapartism, and socialism. In conclusion, he said that the problem of both countries was the "software." #França #Democracia #História (translated)

Guibson Dantas wrote that, after what he had seen the previous day, the issue had ceased to be merely political or ideological and had become, in his assessment, civilizational. He questioned how someone with a minimum of education could support a figure he deemed despicable to occupy the highest office in their own country. Dantas also wished a good day and a good week to those people who, according to him, had a minimum of civility. #Política #Civilização #Educação (translated)