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Professor Claudio Branchieri stated that Mounjaro's promises, diesel subsidies, and the increase of Bolsa Família without resources, in addition to an attempt to use the Federal Police against the candidate for vice presidency, did not change the election results. He said that Bolsonaro, even while imprisoned and unreachable, elected the largest Senate bench in history and 121 federal deputies. Branchieri advocated for the impeachment of Alexandre de Moraes and stated that all who had committed crimes should be held accountable, from the construction worker to the minister of the Supreme Court. #Brasil #Política #Eleições2022 (translated)

Erika Hilton stated that the upcoming elections were decisive and that there were 20 days left, counting that day, to win votes, convince undecided voters, and get more people to the polls for the reelection of President Lula. She said that the alternative would be the end of Brazil as it was known and classified Flávio Bolsonaro as a risk to the country and Brazilian families, in addition to calling on supporters to mobilize. #Eleições2023 #Lula #VotoConsciente (translated)

UpdateCharts informed that the TSE had changed the status of voters who appeared as "missing" in the system to "processing," even though they had voted in the first round of the 2026 Elections. According to the publication, the TSE said that the system was being updated and that the records of those who went to the polls would be normally validated on the website. The account added that voters without the update should wait for the normalization of the status. #Eleições2026 #TSE #Voto (translated)

Marina Helena stated that the result of the Senate election had shown, in her view, that the population wanted the impeachment of Supreme Court ministers. She accused the ministers of resorting to the press to announce a blackmail aimed at preventing this process and classified the attitude as a crime against the popular mandate. She added that this reinforced the importance of the message from the ballots. https://t.co/3TReIEVeBq #Impeachment #STF #Eleições (translated)

"This Government neither throws in the towel nor leaves people behind. We will not allow there to be a single eviction more like the one Maricarmen suffered." For Sánchez, the current composition of the Congress of Deputies—which is adverse to him—does not represent the true demands of the Spanish people, and therefore he has chosen to call for elections in search of a recomposition that benefits him. #Sánchez #Vivienda #Elecciones2026 (translated)

Pri stated that the PGE advocated for the annulment of Garotinho's votes for the government of RJ. According to her, without the 3.17% attributed to him, Douglas Ruas would exceed 50% and win in the first round. Pri added that the decision would be up to the TSE, not the ballot box on Sunday. https://t.co/rggRYoWcIe #EleiçõesRJ #Garotinho #TSE (translated)

Ana Paula Henkel stated that voters chose the PL bench and other parliamentarians for the Senate in large numbers and with significant votes, with the aim of promoting the impeachment of Supreme Court ministers. She said that an agreement with the court or with Alexandre de Moraes would go against the will of the voters and claimed that they had committed serious crimes against the Brazilian people. Henkel urged that news about a possible agreement be quickly and emphatically denied and warned that the lack of a denial could cost votes. #poderjudiciário #impeachment #política (translated)

Kriska Carvalho said that 33 million people did not vote, including about 10 million in the Northeast, and stated that part of the abstentions came from voters of President Lula. According to her, many supporters did not go to the polls because they believed Lula would win in the first round. Carvalho advocated for these people to be sought out and mobilized to vote, stating that every vote would make a difference. #Eleição2023 #Vote #Democracia (translated)

Delegate Adriana Accorsi said that she had been walking alongside Lula for many years and stated that there was an important mission ahead. According to her, 33.4 million Brazilians did not vote in the first round. Accorsi asked people to talk to those who did not go to the polls about the rights and safety of women and children and adolescents, workers' rights, public education, science, and the SUS (Unified Health System). She also mentioned programs like Bolsa Família, Minha Casa, Minha Vida, and Farmácia Popular, which she attributed to Lula's government. She advocated for everyone's participation in democracy and called for support for Lula. #Lula #Democracia #Brasil (translated)

The POP headquarters published that Marcos Soutino asked voters to attend the second round and declared support for Lula. Soutino stated that voting blank or null, or not voting at all, could jeopardize one's own rights and those of others. He also said that not voting for Lula would mean indirectly supporting the other side and highlighted initiatives he attributed to the former president, such as removing Brazil from the hunger map for the second time and increasing access to public universities. Soutino also suggested that supporters of Flávio Bolsonaro research what his favorite chocolate was. He said that, that week, he had lost 10,000 followers and that he preferred to lose more followers than to lose rights. #VotoConsciente #Eleições2023 #Democracia (translated)

A POPTime argued that voters who cast blank or null votes, chose another candidate in the first round, or did not show up should participate in the second round. The publication argued that the contest was not a common election and stated that the choice could determine whether Brazilians would maintain the right to vote freely in 2030. The author cited more than 33 million Brazilians who, according to her, did not vote in the first round. She also mentioned serious accusations related to an attempt to reverse the results of the 2022 elections, involving a political group that could come to power. Despite acknowledging that voters might be dissatisfied with the options, the publication urged them to vote for number 13 and reelect Lula. #Eleições2022 #Democracia #VotoConsciente (translated)

Political Axis wrote that, after João Campos (PSB) was defeated at the polls in Pernambuco, Lula's (PT) allies should seek out Governor Raquel Lyra (PSD) for public support in the second round. According to the outlet, in an interview with TV Globo, Lyra suggested that she should maintain neutrality in the race. https://t.co/q595v016dK #Pernambuco #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Janoninho called on supporters to participate in a mobilization that, as he wrote, sought to gather 1 million voices for the reelection of President Lula in 2026. He asked interested individuals to request the link via direct message and to invite others, describing the initiative as a force present in the streets, on social media, and at the polls. #Lula2026 #Reeleição #UnidosPeloLula (translated)

Representative Carlos A. Giménez stated that the communist governments linked to the São Paulo Forum had achieved electoral success due to illegal funding from Venezuela. He added that without that funding, socialist parties had been losing in Ibero-America and that, according to him, this trend would also reach Spain. #Comunismo #Iberoamérica #Política (translated)

Root Conservative Banned published a warning and said he was not bluffing. He claimed to have received many complaints about the voting machines and a growth he considered strange in the final stretch, and asked his followers to engage with his next post. #Alerta #Eleições2023 #Engajamento (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that the Senate would have a mobilization day and said that a federal deputy had not yet taken office but would already start working. He advocated for the approval of the end of the 6x1 work schedule that week, which he called Flávio Bolsonaro's first defeat, and pointed to Lula's reelection as the next contest. https://t.co/YmcH4W2ik3 #Política #Lula #Senado (translated)

Gustavo Petro asked the owner of El Espectador to publish the evidence that he claimed to have presented to the justice system to denounce a fraud. He asserted that the newspaper was hiding it for fear that a person he deemed illegitimate would reward him by eliminating the vital minimum wage. Petro argued that the fraud should not be resolved through a legal tutor and that the people should express themselves first. Among the evidence he requested to be disclosed, he mentioned E14 forms which, he claimed, could be modified after the arbitrary and illegal elimination of a Hash lock by the incumbent registrar. He also requested the publication of expert analysis regarding the supposed absolute absence of randomness in the results of thousands of consecutive polling places, which, according to him, would respond to a mathematical formula and not to the actions of voters. He said that peers and experts should be able to examine that evidence. #FraudeElectoral #Periodismo #DerechoAVerdad (translated)

Rogério Marinho stated that threats attributed to ministers of the Supreme Court, made through the press, reinforced his opinion that the Supreme Court should not act as a police station. He considered it unacceptable for members of the Court to try to pressure Parliament with inquiries or judicial measures to prevent Congress from overseeing the Supreme Court. Marinho advocated for an urgent reform of the Judiciary so that the Supreme Court would be limited to the function of a constitutional court, as he believes occurs in mature democracies. He also said that this change would restore democratic normality and the balance between the branches of government, and stated that the population had rejected abuses at the polls. #ReformaJudiciária #Supremo #Democracia (translated)

Aleksandra Owca assessed that the New Left suffered an electoral defeat in Krakow because — as she wrote — voters held politicians accountable for their actions in power, not just for campaign declarations. She claimed that Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk knew that the MPs from Razem were effectively working in the Sejm. She cited examples such as extending the assistance period from 3 to 5 years, changes in pharmaceutical law, and parliamentary interventions, including those by Adrian Zandberg in Dino, which — according to Owca — revealed the minister's inaction and sparked outrage in Poland. Owca accused the minister of not caring about benefits for the people, as she and Włodzimierz Czarzasty were losing politically. She also wrote that the opponents failed to break apart Razem or persuade it to join a common list, so they tried to undermine the point of the opposition's actions. She added that she did not expect such moves, which she described as reminiscent of the PRL, to succeed in a democratic state. #NowaLewica #Polityka #Demokracja (translated)