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The Political Axis stated that Lula (PT), trailing in the polls, focused on the youth during an event in Paulista and tried to mobilize the grassroots for the second round. According to the profile, the Political Debate Monitor at USP could not estimate the audience because the Presidency prohibited the use of drones. https://t.co/6wD2AM6hbb #Lula #Eleições2022 #Juventude (translated)

Hayy reported that a new survey on voting intentions for the second round indicated Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) with 50% and Lula (PT) with 44%. According to the figures published by the author, blank and null votes accounted for 5%. https://t.co/kxGx0AKOGM #Eleições2023 #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Xico Graziano criticized Lilia Schwacz for a video in which, according to him, the professor said she would use Pix as much as possible because Flávio Bolsonaro could end the system by order of Donald Trump. Graziano classified the statement as false and questioned whether Schwacz knew this or truly believed that a victory for Bolsonaro would leave Brazil subservient to the United States. The author highlighted that Schwacz was a professor of Anthropology at USP, a Global Scholar from Princeton, an award-winning writer, and the owner of the publishing house Cia das Letras. He also stated that she was elected to the Brazilian Academy of Letters in March 2024 for chair 9. Graziano compared the video to her inauguration speech two years earlier, in which, according to him, Schwacz had advocated for the strengthening of institutions and citizenship. Graziano questioned whether the professor had used her prestige to deceive the public and speculated about the reasons for the publication, mentioning the possibility that she had consumed alcohol or was out of touch with reality due to living in an academic bubble. He also associated the episode with what he described as an old ideology of the Brazilian intellectual left, formed in the 1950s and 1960s and still linked to the class struggle. #FakeNews #Cidadania #Antropologia (translated)

Pablo Spyer released the Golden Bull economic agenda for the following week and pointed out research, a holiday, inflation in the United States and China, and retail and service data in Brazil as topics that would move the financial market. https://t.co/QWp0wQeN5q #Economia #MercadoFinanceiro #Inflação (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino stated that the result of the first round showed, in his assessment, that voters were tired of lulismo, the inflation he called disguised, and the capture of the State. He said that the polls indicating Flávio ahead reflected three and a half years of management that, according to him, had left empty promises and increased the electricity bill. Constantino added that the PT candidate would have to explain why the country voted against him despite the support of the public apparatus, something he considered an impossible mission. #Eleições2024 #Lulismo #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that a survey by IPESPE released that day showed Flávio with 52.7% and Lula with 47.3%, and predicted that the difference would increase. He also said that people were tired of Lula, whom he accused of corruption, and described the first lady as someone who spent too much. #eleições2024 #politica #corrupção (translated)

Fábio Talhari stated that a survey by AtlasIntel released the day before indicated a result similar to that of PoderData. According to him, PoderData showed Flávio with 53% and Lula with 47%, a difference of 6 percentage points; in AtlasIntel, Flávio had 52.8% and Lula 47.2%, a difference of 5.6 points. Talhari expressed suspicion that Flávio's lead would increase in the upcoming polls. #Pesquisa #Política #Eleições (translated)

The Meio Independente wrote that the elected president of the Alerj would temporarily assume the government of Rio, but was prevented by the STF. The publication stated that the candidacy was only competing through the PL, without coalition, without support from the state apparatus or the city hall, and without favoritism in the polls. It also predicted a victory in the first round, attributing it to what God would have determined, and associated Rio with Flávio, Ruas, Portinho, and Carlos Jordy. (translated)

Renan Augusto assessed that the result of the previous Sunday had served as a warning before a definitive decision and that there was still time to reverse it. He said that the survey from the previous day indicated real chances of a turnaround and advocated for maintaining focus to demonstrate the strength of São Paulo the following Sunday, stating that the largest electoral college in the country would not succumb to bolsonarism. #SãoPaulo #Virada #Esperança (translated)

BRPolls reported that an AtlasIntel survey for the second round showed Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) with 51.1% of voter intentions, compared to 45.7% for Lula (PT). According to the publication, the percentages varied by 3.7 points upward for Bolsonaro and 1.7 points downward for Lula. Blank, null, or unknown responses totaled 3.2%, a decrease of 1 point. Considering only valid votes, the survey recorded 52.8% for Bolsonaro and 47.2% for Lula. BRPolls stated that the survey interviewed 5,026 people between October 3 and 8, had a margin of error of ±1 percentage point, and was registered with the TSE under code BR-03663/2026. #Eleições2026 #Votação #Brasil (translated)

Poponze stated that a new survey from the Vox Institute indicated a technical tie between Lula, with 44.2%, and Flávio Bolsonaro, with 42.7%, in a possible second round. According to the author, it was estimated that 9.7% of voters were still unsure of whom to vote for. https://t.co/NoUmmYdiB1 #Eleições2022 #Lula #Bolsonaro (translated)

StagePop stated that VOX Brazil, one of the few surveys that indicated an advantage for Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round, showed Lula numerically ahead in the second, with 44% to 42%, with a tie within the margin of error. https://t.co/nybo33Imk7 #Lula #Eleições2022 #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)