A SPACE LIBERDADE wrote that Congressman Nikolas Ferreira asked undecided voters not to vote for Lula, comparing voting for the same candidate to someone who stole another person's phone. https://t.co/6jxRNa6kVH #Eleições2023 #Lula #Política (translated)
NINJA Media published a video in which Baco Exu do Blues, in Paulista, called people to talk to the undecided and said that if Flávio won, everyone would lose. https://t.co/f5wbdsBS08 #Política #Música #BacoExudoBlues (translated)
Janoninho advocated for taking the "Lula's Army" to Kwai, which, according to him, had many undecided voters. He proposed to dominate the platform to win or change votes in favor of President Lula and invited those who already used the app to follow the indicated profile. https://t.co/gQyhrFJS73 #Lula #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)
Rafael Gloves said that he spent the last 40 minutes forwarding a video to friends who were still undecided about who to vote for. https://t.co/shCQhn4YRa #Eleições2023 #VotoConsciente #Democracia (translated)
Guilherme Cortez wrote that the election required a presence on Facebook, despite his reluctance to give in to big tech companies. He stated that the platform gathered undecided voters, people likely not to vote, and supporters of other candidates, and asked his followers to reactivate their accounts in the following weeks and follow him there. #Eleições2024 #Facebook #VotoConsciente (translated)
Rê stated that people were mobilizing strongly and shared a link to a theater group for the undecided. https://t.co/64tkELwmHU #teatro #cultura #arte (translated)
SPACE LIBERDADE reported that a Data Folha poll indicated Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) with 49% of the voting intentions in a second round, against 45% for Lula (PT). According to the publication, 5% would choose blank, null, or none, and 1% were undecided. https://t.co/TBYqzMtLl1 #Eleições2024 #FlávioBolsonaro #Lula (translated)
Marina Helena stated that the PT was seeking to win the sixth term among the last seven with the argument of "saving democracy." She said that, in her opinion, undecided voters were already realizing that the coup was being carried out by the party itself and predicted that the PT would lose. In the end, she expressed support for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22. https://t.co/vt3KKuRfNE #PT #Democracia #Bolsonaro (translated)
Rick Azevedo stated that Valdemar Costa Neto, president of the PL, had admitted to an attempted coup in 2022. Azevedo assessed that a potential election of Flávio Bolsonaro would pose a danger to democracy, especially with Congress under his control, and asked that the message be shared with undecided voters. He also mentioned that, given what was at stake, no one should remain uninvolved. https://t.co/dNCvhMvjdd #Democracia #Eleições2022 #Brasil (translated)
Manuela wrote that Porto Alegre had been an example at the polls and the city outside the Northeast that gave the most votes to Lula. She asked supporters to carry the resistance throughout Rio Grande, talk to family members living in the countryside, seek to turn votes and win over undecided voters, and encourage people to vote. She also directed readers to https://t.co/RluoYMDimo to find out how to participate in the mobilization. #Lula #Eleições2022 #Brasil (translated)
The Republic's Chamber wrote that President Lula called voters to go to the streets to talk with undecided people and those who abstained in the first round, in defense of democracy, education, and Brazil. https://t.co/HsJo14j8eo #Lula #Democracia #Brasil (translated)
BRPolls published data attributed to the latest Quaest survey, released on the eve of the election, regarding voting intentions in the second round among voters of other candidates. Among the voters of Ronaldo Caiado (PSD), 43% would choose Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), 19% Lula (PT), 36% would vote blank or null or would not show up, and 2% were undecided. Among the voters of Renan Santos (MISSÃO), the percentages were 60% for Flávio Bolsonaro, 11% for Lula, 27% for blank, null, or absence, and 2% undecided. For the voters of Augusto Cury (AVANTE), it was 34%, 23%, 41%, and 2%, respectively. Among those of Romeu Zema (NOVO), 68% would choose Flávio Bolsonaro and 32% would vote blank or null or would not show up; there were no undecided voters. The publication reported that the survey was conducted on October 2 and 3, with 3,702 voters, and recorded the number BR-02197/2026. #Eleições2026 #PesquisaQuoest #Votação (translated)
Beatriz Lobo asked for the video to be widely shared to reach undecided voters or those who intended to vote null. She stated that many people in the comments were changing their votes because of the content. #Eleições2024 #VotoConsciente #Mobilização (translated)
Nikolas Ferreira questioned how the left had treated the South during the rains and asked undecided people to consult a link. https://t.co/caY23i1EMv #Política #Sul #Chuvas (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)
Rick Azevedo said that the outrage over the result was valid, but he urged people not to give up. He stated that the majority of the population wanted the end of the 6x1 scale and that they had not understood that electing Flávio Bolsonaro would prevent that change. He also asked that undecided family members and friends be informed that, according to him, Flávio was against their time off. #Política #Brasil #Eleições (translated)
Ivan Moraes wrote that, to try to turn the result around in the second round, it would be better not to spend time trying to convince voters already aligned with Bolsonaro and to focus the arguments on the undecided. He also recommended identifying close individuals who had not voted and ensuring they went to the polls. #Eleições2024 #VotoConsciente #Democracia (translated)
The author of the publication advocated voting for Lula on 10/25, associating the candidate with the number 13. She urged people to share the message, especially with those who were undecided, and stated that the vote was urgent, that rights were not guaranteed, and that the victory would depend on joint mobilization. The publication also tagged PT Brasil, Erika Hilton, and Cortez from PSOL. #VotoConsciente #Lula13 #Democracia (translated)
Marcel van Hattem stated that the "wave of victory" had already started and said that, on Sunday, two right-wing senators would be elected, while Zucco and Flávio would win in the first round. He asked people to talk to indecisive family members, neighbors, and friends to support Marcel 300, Sanderson 222, Zucco 22, and Flávio 22. https://t.co/7SmSejf0wg #Eleições2023 #VotoCerto #Brasil (translated)
The newspaper O POVO reported that, in the Datafolha survey for the Senate, Cid Gomes (PSB) had 31% of valid votes, followed by Luizianne Lins (Rede) with 28% (+1), and Captain Wagner with 23% (-1). Alcides Fernandes (PL) recorded 14% (=), while Catarina Matos (UP), Guilherme Teophilo (Novo), Reginaldo (PSTU), and Lino Alves (PCO) each had 1%; Catarina had a variation of -1, and the others, zero. In total votes, Cid Gomes had 24% (+1), Luizianne Lins 22% (+3), Captain Wagner (União) 18% (-2), and Alcides Fernandes 11% (+2). Catarina Matos, Guilherme Teophilo, Reginaldo, and Lino Alves each had 1%. Blank, null, or none accounted for 10% (-3), and the undecided made up 12% (=). https://t.co/AJhmusRRRe #Eleições2024 #Datafolha #Senado (translated)
