UpdateCharts stated that Helder Barbalho (MDB) had been elected senator for Pará in the 2026 Elections. (translated)
Central Reality wrote that the Northeast could already start getting involved in the 2026 elections and urged the region to stop playing around. (translated)
SB reported that Nikolas Ferreira (PL) was re-elected as a federal deputy for Minas Gerais in the #Elections2026. (translated)
Kim D. Paim questioned whether the polls would not be wrong again in 2026, as he said they had been wrong in 2018, 2020, 2022, and 2024. He also stated that Flávio was already showing tied or ahead and said that supporters would smile in the face of the despair of the PT members. (translated)
Mia wrote that, with 10% of the ballots counted, she was already reacting to the tally and used hashtags about the 2026 elections and the possibility of Lula winning a fourth term. (translated)
My legal advisor Pilar said that, although the election was still at the beginning, she was horrified by the numbers presented in the content she shared. (translated)
Guilherme stated that there was no investigation that took eight hours and published the hashtags #Elections2026 and #Lula2026isTetraf. (translated)
Xyksper wrote that, at 5 PM, the gates were closed throughout Brazil and that only those who were already in line could still vote. He also stated that the ballots would start to be closed and the reports would be sent directly to the TSE. (translated)
BRASILULEI stated that Lula handed the Brazilian flag to photographer Ricardo Stuckert before entering the voting booth and denied that the president had thrown it on the ground, labeling the claim as a Bolsonaro falsehood. The author also said he made the L gesture and pressed 13. (translated)
Xyksper asked what type of coverage the followers preferred from 5 PM, when the counting would begin in Brazil: only for president or also for governors and senators. He said he would provide gradual updates, only about what he considered relevant, and that he worked without a team. The post also mentioned the 2026 elections and used hashtags related to Lula, Bolsonaro, and Renan Santos from MBL. (translated)
Ivan Kleber released a link for special coverage of the vote count for the 2026 Elections, scheduled for Sunday, October 4, at 2:30 PM. (translated)
Xyksper reported that 175 of the 176 voting machines in Portugal had been tallied, with one section in Porto still pending. Lula had 26,229 votes (52.5%), against 19,278 (38.6%) for Flávio Bolsonaro. Augusto Cury had 1,671 (3.3%), Renan Santos, 1,566 (3.1%), Caiado, 583 (1.2%), Zema, 289 (0.6%), and other candidates, 389 (0.8%). The author stated that Lula had won by almost 7,000 votes, but that Portugal had registered the largest comeback in favor of Flávio in Europe until then. Comparing the results with the first round of 2022 — Lula with 60.4% and Jair Bolsonaro with 31.0% — he said that Flávio was 7.6 percentage points above his father and Lula was 7.9 points below. Xyksper also commented that "Bahia has turned into Minas." (translated)
Xyksper reported that in the partial count in Portugal, with 61 of the 176 ballots counted, Lula had 9,437 votes (54.6%), Flávio Bolsonaro had 6,331 (36.6%), Renan Santos had 556 (3.2%), and Augusto Cury had 555 (3.2%). Caiado had a total of 192 votes (1.1%), Zema had 100 (0.6%), and other candidates had 128 (0.7%). The author compared the result to the first round of 2022 in Portugal, when Lula obtained 60.4% and Jair Bolsonaro, 31.0%. He also stated that Lula's percentage had risen from 54.0% to 54.6% and that Renan Santos was one vote ahead of Cury. According to Xyksper, 115 ballots were yet to be counted. (translated)
UpdateCharts stated that Lula had advanced in the voting from abroad in a new partial result. The profile compared the result with 2022, when, according to what was written, Lula had 47.2%, an increase of 6% compared to the previous election in the same period, while the Bolsonaro family recorded a decrease of 4%. (translated)
POPTime reported that Alcione voted for Lula in the 2026 elections wearing an outfit printed with Our Lady Aparecida. (translated)
Central Reality reported that, in the partial results of the 2026 elections, Lula had 53.05% of the votes abroad, followed by Flávio Bolsonaro with 37.22%, Augusto Cury with 3.21%, and Renan Santos with 2.75%, with more than 50% of the ballots counted. (translated)
Paulo Figueiredo announced that he would be live from 4:30 PM with the editor-in-chief João Gabriel and other guests to follow and comment on the 2026 elections. He also invited the public to watch the broadcast. (translated)
SB stated that Lula won the first round in the United Kingdom, with 8,640 votes, against 5,366 for Flávio Bolsonaro. (translated)
Xyksper released partial voting results in Portugal, with 10 out of 176 ballots counted: Lula had 1,811 votes (59.5%), Flávio Bolsonaro 956 (31.4%), Renan Santos 107 (3.5%), Augusto Cury 93 (3.1%), Caiado 38 (1.2%), Zema 21 (0.7%) and other candidates 18 (0.6%). The author said that Bahia was starting to "pull" and noted that, in Portugal, Renan Santos was ahead of Cury, unlike the rest of the abroad. He added that there were still 166 ballots left to be counted. (translated)
NINJA Media reported that Alcione declared support for democracy and wished blessings for the country, mentioning God, Our Lady of Aparecida, the orishas, and other forces of good. The post was marked with the hashtag #Elections2026. (translated)
