Lopez wrote that, on the eve of the first round, Renan Santos's performance, the candidate from Missão, had shaken the financial market's convictions about the presidential election. According to him, analysts and market agents began to consider the movements around the candidate and the fate of his voters in the final stretch. Lopez stated that there was concern that a possible migration of votes from Renan and other candidates outside the polarization could alter the balance between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro in the final days before the vote. With the first round scheduled for Sunday, he added, the behavior of this electorate had become one of the main uncertainties. (translated)








