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Flávio Bolsonaro Beats Lula in Brazil's First Ballotage Polls

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Both politicians reorganized their strategies for the final straight: while Flávio Bolsonaro concentrates on alliances, Lula is committed to strengthening his presence on social networks.

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A poll by the Datafolha institute released on the eve even gives Senator 52% of the valid votes against 48% of the leftist president, with a margin of error of two percentage points. Bolsonaro and Lula reorganize their strategies for the final straight: while the rightist concentrates on weaving alliances, Lula bets on strengthening his presence in social networks, where the right has an advantage.Read also...Flávio Bolsonaro promises to reform …

·Concepción, Chile
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Flavio Bolsonaro is leading President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in a new survey of the second round of the presidential election in Brazil. The senator receives 51.1% of the declared support against 45.7% for Lula da Silva. The difference between the two is 5.4 percentage points. The runoff is scheduled for October 25. The survey was prepared by AtlasIntel on behalf of Bloomberg, and 5,026 people were surveyed between October 3 and 8. The statis…

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Both politicians reorganized their strategies for the final straight: while Flávio Bolsonaro concentrates on alliances, Lula is committed to strengthening his presence on social networks.

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·São Paulo, Brazil
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If the second round of the elections were today, Flávio Bolsonaro would be elected President of Brazil. This is what indicates the first known polls after the first round, which happened last Sunday.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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