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Before the Brazilian presidential election runoff, Flavio. The gap between Bolsonaro and current President Lula has narrowed in many polls, and the election has become deadlocked, with the final result still to be declared in the October 25 vote.
brazil presidential election By-elections will be held on October 25. Two polls released today show that Senator Flavio is on the right.bolsonaro (Flavio Bolsonaro)’s lead over current leftist President Lula has narrowed and the two are deadlocked in the elections.
Flavio is the eldest son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who is seeking a fourth consecutive term as president, Reuters reported.
Flavio unexpectedly took the lead in the first round of Brazil’s presidential vote earlier this month, defeating Lula by nearly 2 percentage points.
Flavio is expected to get 46.5% of the vote in Brazil’s presidential election, while Lula is expected to get 45.9% of the vote, according to a survey conducted by Nexus and commissioned by BTG Pactual.
The 13 October poll showed that Flavio’s support rate was 47.9%, while Lula’s was 45.1%.
If only valid votes are counted, excluding blank votes and voters who did not decide to vote, Flavio won 50.3% of the vote, ahead of Lula’s 49.7%.
Nexus surveyed 2,002 people from October 16 to 18, with a sampling error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.
According to the AtlassIntel/Bloomberg poll, Flavio is expected to get 49.8% of the vote, while Lula is expected to get 47.6%.
The 9 October poll showed that Flavio’s support rate reached 51.1%, higher than Lula’s 45.7%.
If only valid votes are counted, Flavio received 51.1% of the vote and Lula 48.9%.
Atlassiantel interviewed 4,998 people from October 13 to 18, with a sampling error of plus or minus 1 percentage point.
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Two recently released polls show that Senator Flavio is right-wing. The gap between Bolsonaro and current leftist President Lula is very narrow, and support rates are almost the same, indicating that the election situation has reached a stalemate ahead of the runoff.
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Nexus surveyed 2,002 people from 16 to 18 October. The results showed that Flavio was expected to get 46.5% and Lula was expected to get 45.9%. If only valid votes were counted, Flavio was slightly ahead with 50.3% to 49.7%.
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Atlassiantel interviewed 4,998 people from October 13 to 18. The poll showed that Flavio won 49.8% and Lula won 47.6%. If only valid votes are considered, Flavio got 51.1% and Lula got 48.9%.
