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Claudia Aker wrote that Regina Duarte had shared images of posters of her play vandalized with the number 13, which the author associated with the PT, and published in response a photo with the number 22. Aker said that it was necessary to combat at the polls, on the 25th, the vandalism, intimidation, and hatred against those who thought differently. She also accused people who advocated for diversity, protection, and inclusion of minorities of not respecting dissent and of using these issues as a facade for intolerance. She stated that disagreeing was a right, but vandalizing was not, and ended with a farewell statement to the PT. #Intolerância #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Democracia (translated)

Army Help The Planet advocated for political participation through demonstrations and voting, stating that daily monitoring of elected representatives and getting involved in social, environmental, and human rights issues was essential to protect democracy. The organization mentioned that voting would be the greatest power of voters in the elections and called on its supporters to vote on October 25, under the hashtags #ArmyInThePolls, #PolitizArmy, and #TakeTheTitleArmy. #ArmyNasUrnas #PolitizArmy #TiraOTítuloArmy #Democracia #ParticipaçãoPolítica #Eleições2023 (translated)

A Army Help The Planet defended participation in democratic movements, demonstrations, and elections, and stated that it was important to monitor elected representatives daily and discuss social, environmental, and human rights issues. The organization said that voting was the main tool of voters and called on the public to go to the polls on 10/25, with the campaigns #ArmyAtThePolls, #PolitizArmy, and #GetYourVoterIDArmy. #ArmyNasUrnas #PolitizArmy #TiraOTítuloArmy #Democracia #ParticipaçãoPolítica #Eleições2023 (translated)

"We have a very big responsibility; we cannot allow thieves to govern this country again." This Sunday, however, Lula took an optimistic tone about his options for victory when addressing attendees and called for mobilizing the over 30 million Brazilians who did not go to the polls last Sunday, mainly the elderly. #Lula2026 #Manifestación #Democracia (translated)

The account Update Swift Brasil wrote that the administrator of USBr was going to Paulista, while the person who published the message was in a distant region of the Northeast to secure the vote for 13 in the second round. It added that someone needed to do the counting. https://t.co/cWbZclpErU #Eleições2022 #Democracia #Participação (translated)

I ask you to stop this attempt by Feijóo and Abascal because in a democracy, the right to vote is not prohibited, it is guaranteed. With 49 days left until the opening of the polls - it will be on Sunday, November 29, after the advance announced by the president, who capitalizes on social fervor and turns the housing crisis into an electoral opportunity - Pedro Sánchez has demanded ... this Sunday morning in Ponferrada (León), the chosen venue for the PSOE's second pre-campaign rally, from the Supreme Court to restore the right to vote to the more than 400,000 people who in the last four years have acquired Spanish citizenship through the Democratic Memory law: "I ask you to stop this attempt by Feijóo and Abascal because in a democracy, the right to vote is not prohibited, it is guaranteed," demanded the leader of the socialists, supported by the ministers of Transport and Equality, Óscar Puente and Ana Redondo, as well as by the leader of the party in Castilla y León, Carlos Martínez. #Elecciones2026 #LeyDeNietos #Sánchez (translated)

We are going to win this match because this country deserves it, because the people deserve it, because it is worth fighting for more rights and more freedoms, because we are going to defend Euskal Herria: on November 11 in the general strike, on the 14th in the streets of Bilbao, and on the 29th at the polls. After assessing the importance of the "strength" of social movements, Aipurua emphasized the need for a "push" so that they are not "blocked." #EHbildu #elecciones2023 #derechosylibertades (translated)

VOX noted that Santiago Abascal explained in an interview with ABC that his reservations were not directed at mail-in voting, but at Pedro Sánchez. Abascal stated that he did not trust the president and argued that he could do anything with postal votes, although not with votes cast in ballot boxes. #VotoPorCorreo #PedroSánchez #Elecciones2023 (translated)

The PT Brazil said that there was much at stake and that the dispute would be decided vote by vote until the opening of the polls. The party urged voters to defend Brazil from the Bolsonaro family and vote for number 13. https://t.co/xnjmbq7Wne #Eleições2023 #Democracia #Brasil (translated)

Update Swift Brasil stated that, in partnership with Update Olivia Brasil, it mobilized Livies and Swifties for the second round, both those who did not vote in the first round and those who had already participated. The account said that rights were at risk and called for unity to vote for Lula, number 13, for president of Brazil on the 25th. #Lula13 #Eleições2022 #DireitosHumanos (translated)

María Fernanda Cabal wrote that, while Jair Bolsonaro was incarcerated, her movement had received extraordinary support at the polls. She also stated that ideas could not be imprisoned and invited others to read her column in Semana, titled "The Revenge of the Bolsonaros." https://t.co/SE4rhWb7S0 #Bolsonaro #PolíticaBrasil #Democracia (translated)

Karina Michelin stated that the cover of the October 10 to 16 edition of *The Economist* featured the phrase “The Bolsonaros are back” and that the editorial described Brazil as a right-wing country. According to her, the magazine, which had made severe criticisms of Jair Bolsonaro, did not express support for the family but acknowledged a political shift in the country. Michelin wrote that after the first round, Flávio Bolsonaro entered the decisive race ahead of Lula, with about 47% of the valid votes against 45%. She said that the magazine considered him the favorite for October 25 and projected his victory. The author also attributed to the publication the assessment that the PL expanded its presence in the Senate and the Chamber, while the right consolidated its space in the largest electoral colleges. According to Michelin, the magazine linked Lula's decline to the cost of living, debt, fiscal difficulties, scandals, and the loss of strength of his discourse among young people. Michelin stated that the dominance of the PT faced a rupture that, in her view, could not be explained solely by anti-PT sentiment or by the figure of Jair Bolsonaro. Although Lula was still contesting the presidency and the ballots of October 25 would provide the final result, she concluded that the right was not a passing wave and that Brazilians had brought the Bolsonaros back. #Brasil #Política #Eleições (translated)

Taylor Swift Brazil stated that the fans of Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande were united during the election period. In partnership with Ariana Grande Brazil, they encouraged the fandoms to exercise their right to vote, talk to undecided people, and participate in the polls. The account said that democracy was important and that the voices of voters made a difference, advocating for setting aside rivalries in favor of a common goal. #Democracia #Eleições2023 #VotoConsciente (translated)

UpdateCharts reported that Marcela Mc Gowan defended Lula's re-election considering that Bolsonarism represented risks to democracy. She said that the concern of part of the population about the possibility of losing democracy should be taken seriously and pointed out that a candidate had a background that, in her assessment, justified this fear. Mc Gowan also stated that he left statements open, did not clarify the changes he intended to make, and that his political field had questioned the reliability of the elections and electronic voting machines, contested the results, and implemented an anti-democratic plan. According to her, the candidate was facing legal action for this, and the concern was not exaggerated. #Democracia #Bolsonarismo #Lula2022 (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that 63% of voters who voted for other candidates in the first round said they would not follow their choice. He advocated for competing for the votes of Cury and Renan, in addition to those of Caiado and Zema, and said that all would continue in the contest until they were cast in the ballots. #Eleições2024 #Voto #Democracia (translated)

Felipe Leme criticized the denial of a statement attributed to Ana Elisa, saying there was evidence everywhere. He stated that she should acknowledge what she said, explain that she was a teenager at the time, and say that she has matured and wants to bring that experience to the political debate. Leme accused the PT of trying to replace facts with false narratives and compared this strategy to cancer for Brazil. He also said he would present a cure at the polls on the 25th. #Política #PósVerdade #Eleições2024 (translated)

In Spain, there have already been a few presidents elected by polls. Mr. Albert Rivera or Mr. Pablo Casado. And regarding Mr. Feijóo, well, I aspire for him to join that select club as well. Likewise, the minister has recalled that "the PSOE does better in the polls than in the elections" and has allowed himself to be ironic about it: "In Spain, there have already been a few presidents elected by polls. Mr. Albert Rivera or Mr. Pablo Casado. And regarding Mr. Feijóo, well, I aspire for him to join that select club as well." #Elecciones2026 #PSOE #Ultraderecha (translated)