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The author released a website that, according to him, showed what could happen in the cities if Flavio were elected, based on statements he made during the campaign. He also encouraged the public to access the page, seek information, and share it. https://t.co/yDuXW42aQz https://t.co/68oat2x7DV #Eleição2023 #Política #Informação (translated)

Daniella Marques congratulated Douglas Ruas and Fernanda Louback on their victory and wished them success in their mission. She stated that, as a voter from Rio, she hoped the state would have work, responsibility, and results that would improve the lives of families. Marques affirmed that the victory could mark a new era for Rio de Janeiro and mentioned that on the 25th, another step would be taken with Flávio Bolsonaro. According to her, Brazilians deserved to have hope, prosper, and dream again, and Brazil would prevail. #RioDeJaneiro #Eleição2023 #Vitória (translated)

Pri stated that a PoderData/Aya survey indicated Flávio with 53% of valid votes and Lula with 47% in a potential second round, a difference of six points, above the margin of error of 1.8 points. She said that, in the first round, the actual difference had been 1.87 points and that the survey widened the advantage that the voting had narrowed. Pri noted that a survey is not a ballot and stated that the institute's score had flipped. https://t.co/OUtvTBqBjh #Eleição2023 #Pesquisa #FlávioLula (translated)

The Sabrina Carpenter Brasil account classified the rise of fascism as a bad idea and said that, in partnership with Olivia Rodrigo Brasil, it sought to mobilize fans of Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo in the second round. The account called for both those who had not voted in the first round and those who had participated to continue the campaign, stating that rights were at risk. It also asked people to go to the polls on the 25th. #Fascismo #DireitosHumanos #Eleição2023 (translated)

StagePop reported that Pabllo Vittar declared support for Lula in the second round and called on other artists to take a stand. She said that artists knew the profile of those who attended their shows, bought tickets, and listened to their music, and she asked them to also consider their fans. Vittar stated that there was no more time to wait or be in doubt and advocated that artists use their visibility to support Lula, mentioning men, women, people from the Northeast, workers, retirees, and children. #PablloVittar #Lula #Eleição2023 (translated)

João Victor Queiroz said he needed to open Twitter to see what people were saying, although he avoided using the platform, especially during election periods. He stated that he had already commented on the subjects in a live broadcast and that he observed who, according to him, started to block other people. He said he had been silencing political content on Twitter since 2018, when, as he recalled, many bots started to appear. Queiroz stated that he voted for number 13 and that he was the target of accusations and fabricated information, which also reached his family. He said he avoided the platform because he did not have the mental health to keep up with Twitter and that he had always been minimally present on social media. #Eleição2023 #Política #SaúdeMental (translated)

The Cellbit reactions account stated that more than 39 million people did not vote or chose blank or null on that Sunday. It said that every vote mattered for the future of society and urged people to talk, compare options, and vote for 13 to curb the far right. #CriadoresVotam13 #FandomsComLula #EleNão https://t.co/RxkKC0GJxN #VotoImporta #Eleição2023 #Democracia (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)

UpdateCharts stated that Anitta has again questioned the TSE about the governor election in Rio de Janeiro. According to the publication, she asked why Garotinho's candidacy was annulled minutes after the counting indicated a runoff, even though his candidacy had been accepted until Saturday. Anitta also questioned whether he could waive the votes and if the decision would be a political maneuver. #Eleição2023 #TSE #Política (translated)

Amanda the Tarot reader said that the competition was very balanced and encouraged people to vote in the second round. She suggested talking to friends who did not vote in the first round and with older relatives about the importance of participating in the election. She also recommended offering rides to those who had difficulty getting to the polling place, if possible, and stated that everyone should contribute to encourage voting. #VotarÉImportante #Eleição2023 #Democracia (translated)

The Blog Fórmula 1 declared support for Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's candidacy in the second round and stated that Brazilian democracy was once again at risk. The page said that Flávio Bolsonaro had led the first round and that Jair Bolsonaro had been sentenced to more than 27 years in prison for attempting a coup. The publication stated that, although it was not a political page, it had principles and advocated for the representation of women, Black people, LGBTQIAP+ individuals, people with disabilities, and other groups within the Brazilian Formula 1 and motorsport community. It also stated that it was in favor of dialogue and different opinions, as long as they were within the democratic field. The Blog Fórmula 1 criticized the Bolsonaro family and stated that the far-right had been elected democratically in 2018 but had tried to remain in power after losing the most recent election. The page urged the public to discuss and remember the period from 2019 to 2022 and declared support for Lula for October 25. #Democracia #F1Brasil #Eleição2023 (translated)