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RDT Lady Gaga stated that she participated in the March for Democracy in São Paulo, alongside fans of artists from all over Brazil, including Little Monsters, BeyHive, Swifties, ARMYs, Anitters, and KatyCats. According to the page, the groups organized to call fans to action, encourage people who did not vote in the first round to participate, and promote conversations about proposals, public policies, and social rights. The page said that President Lula thanked the fandoms for their mobilization and support during a speech on Avenida Paulista. It also reported having participated in a conversation and recording with Vice President Geraldo Alckmin at DiaTV, through Mídia NINJA, with representation from producer Guifa. RDT stated that its political stance was that of the team managing the page for over 15 years, and not of Lady Gaga. It said it respects differing opinions among Little Monsters and does not delete respectful comments. The page added that it could not speak for the singer nor say who she would vote for in a Brazilian election, but it associated her trajectory with the defense of the LGBTQIA+ community, women, equality, freedom, combating prejudice, and political participation. #Democracia #FandomsUnidos #VotoConsciente (translated)

a nostalgia for the days when racial minorities were silent and women knew their place and should be in the kitchen. The great effort to say that there is a "Real America" is, in reality, "a nostalgia for the days when racial minorities were silent and women knew their place and should be in the kitchen," said Obama. #Obama #Democracia #Trump (translated)

Sâmia Bomfim said she was arriving at a meeting to organize the mobilization for the end of Bolsonaro's government and expressed support for Lula's candidacy, number 13. She stated that the strength and courage of women could change the course of the contest. https://t.co/W0qrupnDnC #MulheresFortes #Lula13 #BolsonaroNuncaMais (translated)

Verônica Domingues stated that she never advocated for nudity as empowering or revolutionary and said that, as a Marxist, she did not consider any individual action capable of promoting a revolution. For her, showing breasts was an expression of sexuality or part of her work with adult content, and no work would be empowering under capitalism. The author said that blaming women for their objectification for wearing short clothes or posting nude photos was misogynistic, and emphasized the importance of consent. Regarding publishing images with a Lula sticker during the campaign, she assessed that this would probably not change votes, but argued that art did not need to have only a utilitarian purpose. Domingues also stated that she used other social networks, including Instagram and TikTok, to raise awareness and bring the left closer to Marxism. She criticized radical feminists who, according to her, treated sex as immoral and scrutinized the bodies of women who consented to appear nude. She also said that the revolution depended on the collective organization of the working class, not on showing or covering breasts. #Feminismo #Marxismo #DireitosDasMulheres (translated)

Douglas Ruas said that the TRE confirmed the result and reported having received 50.88% of the valid votes. He stated that he would govern for all citizens of Rio de Janeiro and that his commitment included the families of the state, security, health, and the future of the youth, with the aim of promoting a safer Rio de Janeiro with a better quality of life. #RioDeJaneiro #Eleições2023 #CompromissoComOSocial (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that profiles of global artists were followed by millions of people with different ideologies. He said that Giovanna Antonelli published a video that day about the epidemic of femicides and women's rights and accused Bolsonaro supporters of inverting the narrative and flooding the comments with propaganda for Flávio. Cortez questioned who, according to him, had allowed guns that could kill women, insulted women, and opposed equal pay. #Feminismo #DireitosDasMulheres #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Fluminense Football Club stated, on the National Day of Struggle Against Violence Against Women, celebrated on October 10, that it maintained a non-negotiable commitment against femicide and in defense of the respect, safety, and dignity of women. The club wrote that violence could include harassment, physical, psychological, moral, and property damage and urged people not to normalize or omit these cases. It also recommended reporting by phone 180, a women's support service available 24 hours. #DiaNacionalDeLuta #ViolênciaContraAMulher #Feminicídio (translated)

Renato Souza reported that an act by the MTST in support of President Lula was attacked in Largo da Carioca, in downtown Rio. According to him, stones were thrown at members of the movement, two women were injured, and the police were working to identify the aggressors. #Lula #MTST #RioDeJaneiro (translated)

Leandra Leal stated that Ana Elisa was not alone and classified the threats and attacks from the far right against a democratically elected woman as unacceptable. She added that, in her assessment, these people were not used to seeing a black woman in positions of power and should accept that she would remain in those spaces. #MulheresNoPoder #Democracia #Respeito (translated)

Lula stated that change did not mean going back to the past nor giving up on the achievements of women and workers. He advocated for moving in the right direction, combining the experience of those who had already accomplished things with the urgency of those who wanted more. He also called on supporters to mobilize on social media and in the streets, ending with an appeal for the number 13. #Mudança #Futuro #JustiçaSocial (translated)

UpdateCharts wrote that Anitta stated that she had been taking a stand for years, even losing millions of followers. According to the publication, she said that in 2026, she supported women's rights and the rights of indigenous peoples, campaigned for the end of betting, and supported the end of the 6x1 work schedule. She also claimed that taking a stand was something everyday. #Anitta #Posicionamento #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The journalist stated that Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign had asked the Electoral Court for the suspension of 32 Instagram pages until after the second round, the removal of 221 posts, and restrictions on other profiles, including media outlets and parliamentarians. According to the author, another 16 profiles were mentioned in requests for removal, content restriction, or monitoring, without a request for complete suspension. Among the profiles he recommended to follow and support, the journalist mentioned Mídia Ninja, Pragmatismo, Thiago Resiste, Leonel Radde, Gleisi Hoffmann, CUT Brasil, PT na Câmara, Maria do Rosário, Pimenta, Rogério Correia, and Duda Salabert. He also cited, among the accounts targeted by other measures, Brasil com Lula, PT-RJ, Pedro Uczai, PT Boa Viagem, and Ana Paula Lima. The author criticized the requests and stated that the petition included profiles without posts classified as false in the table presented by the lawyers. He also said that the requests were awaiting a judicial decision and that, in that action, there was no order to suspend accounts on X. The publication indicated the TSE as the source, in the process AIJE 0602742-32.2026.6.00.0000. #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Censura #Eleições2023 (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that Augusto Cury had campaigned for pacification and for the end of hate and polarization but supported the Bolsonaros, whom he accused of advocating for firearms, offending women, and minimizing femicides. Cortez said that the voters were not naive and argued that anyone who was not on the side of hate should vote for number 13. #Paz #Política #Eleições (translated)