Felipe Leme published voting recommendations for São Paulo: Kogos for state deputy, number 22038; Gil Diniz for federal deputy, 2220; Andre do Prado and Derrite for senator, with numbers 222 and 111, respectively; Tarcisio for governor, 10; and Flavio for president, 22. He also asked people to share their own recommendations in the comments to help other voters. (translated)
Root Conservative Banido stated that the disagreement with CentralDireitaB happened and said that the divergences on the right arose from the way each side handled a certain situation. According to him, the two talked, recognized the importance of the partnership in X during the election, and decided to put the matter to rest. The author announced a final survey before the 1T at 7 PM, by Fortis Veritass, a projection from Conserva for the 1T at 8 PM, and a "Super Space" at 10:22 PM. He also said that Brazil would win. (translated)
Fernando Holiday wrote that voters would not be allowed to enter the voting booth with a cellphone and recommended that they bring their notes on paper. He also said that Brazil would win. (translated)
Enquetes & Notícias stated that the campaign "Vira Voto pro Renan" had surpassed those of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro. (translated)
David Ágape stated that the Electoral Justice shut down an anonymous website that, according to him, was used by Eduardo Paes against Douglas Ruas. The author said that the page did not appear in Paes' campaign records, concealed its responsible parties, and had been published by the creator of Dilma Bolada as part of an old boss's campaign. Ágape added that the TRE-RJ classified the website as negative electoral propaganda and pointed out that it was hosted in California, in the United States, and linked to a mobile phone registered in Lithuania. He also requested support for his work via a Pix to [email protected]. (translated)
Marcel van Hattem stated that the following day would be the date that had been awaited since October 4 and urged voters to consciously choose who would represent them for the next four and eight years. He also reminded them to bring a checklist to the ballot box and indicated votes for Marcel van Hattem, number 300; Sanderson, 222; Zucco, 22; and Flávio Bolsonaro, 22. (translated)
Ana Elisa made her last voting request and said that, the next day, voters should vote for the number 1331. She thanked for the support and stated that she would meet the voters at the ballot box. (translated)
UpdateCharts reported that Veigh reaffirmed that he would vote for Lula. He said that, for many years, his mother relied on Bolsa Família to feed him and his sister and stated that millions of Brazilians were in a similar situation. Veigh also criticized meritocracy in the country, which, in his view, turned class privileges into individual virtues and legitimized inequality. The artist said he dreamed of a country where children from the periphery had access to food, quality education, health care, security, and freedom to choose their path, without characteristics such as skin color, address, gender, or orientation affecting their rights and opportunities. He stated that supporting and voting for a candidate did not mean acting with political fanaticism and said that his position reflected his ideas, his community, his past, and his expectations for the future. (translated)
Vitor de Lucca shared the numbers from a Datafolha survey in Ceará. In valid votes, Elmano de Freitas (PT) appeared with 50% (+2), Ciro Gomes (PSDB) with 47% (-2), Delegate Huggo (Missão) and Vera Lúcia (Novo) with 1% each (unchanged), and Zé Batista (PSTU) with 1% (+1). In the total votes, Elmano had 46% (+3) and Ciro, 44% (unchanged). Delegate Huggo and Vera Lúcia registered 1% each (unchanged), as well as Zé Batista, who had an increase of 1 point. Blank, null, or none totaled 4% (-2), and the undecided, 3% (-2). (translated)
Renato Souza wrote that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ended his campaign activities in São Paulo with a walk down Rua Augusta, accompanied by other PT candidates. According to Souza, Lula asked for strength from his supporters and stated that the election pitted democracy and sovereignty against barbarism and corruption. He also accused his opponent of leading a gang and said that his campaign was working against organized crime. The photo was credited to Ricardo Stuckert. (translated)
Poponze informed that Matuê declared his vote for Lula on the eve of the election. According to the publication, the singer said he decided to take a stand so that his silence would not be confused with indifference and stated that his support was based on values such as respect, gender equality, combating racism, homophobia, and social inequality, valuing culture and dignity for all. Matuê stated that he did not consider any candidate perfect and that supporting Lula did not mean he would stop criticizing or holding him accountable. In his view, the right-wing project represented a cultural and social regression for Brazil and contradicted his convictions. (translated)
Vinicios Betiol stated that Lula had made progress in the last hours and was 2 points away from winning in the first round. He said that the victory would be epic. (translated)
Cansera said that her informal research indicated a significant growth of Flávio in recent days and assessed that there could be a positive surprise tomorrow. (translated)
On the eve of the election, Matuê stated that his support for Lula was based on values such as respect, gender equality, combating racism, homophobia, and social inequality, as well as valuing culture and dignity. He said he did not consider any candidate perfect and that supporting Lula did not mean he would stop criticizing or holding him accountable. In his assessment, the right-wing project represented a cultural and social setback for Brazil. Matuê also explained that he took time to position himself publicly, but he did not want his silence to be understood as indifference, and he asked for votes for number 13 the next day. (translated)
The author wrote that, on two occasions, she experienced a union that she considered ideal, although unlikely and difficult to achieve, and that reason and emotion were together in the last elections. She said that, hours later, she would go with a woman who was only fulfilling an obligation and stated that she missed Bolsonaro, adding that she was doing that for him. (translated)
Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas stated that the time had come to make a difference and asked for votes for his group. He indicated André do Prado, number 222, and Guilherme Derrite, number 111, for the Senate; Tarcísio, number 10, for governor; and Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, for the Presidency. (translated)
Antoun - VOTE 1414 stated that it was the decisive day and encouraged those intending to vote 1414 to persist and act with energy to try to win votes. He also called on supporters to go to Brasília. (translated)
Desiree Rugani stated that she felt Flávio Bolsonaro would win in the first round the next day. She said that the energies were in his favor and mentioned the number 22. (translated)
Puraingresia wrote that there was still time until the last minute of the next day to try for a historic victory for Lula in the first round. Referring to CNT, she stated that the candidate had increased from 47% to 47.8% of valid votes and said that there was little time left. She also asked for the call of the Yanomami women to be amplified, mentioning Hanna Limulja. (translated)
The profile BRASILULEI stated that more than 500,000 people participated in a march in support of Lula on Rua Augusta, in São Paulo, and said that they tried to prevent the event, but were unsuccessful. The publication also called on voters to vote for number 13 on Sunday and mentioned Luiz Inácio. (translated)
