Real Time: 40% of Those Who Abstained in the 1st Round Will Not Vote in the 2nd Round
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Photo: Reproduction/YouTubeRaising of the Real Time Big Data Institute shows that the majority of voters who did not vote in the first round of the presidential elections should not attend the second round. The post Research points out that 78% of voters who did not vote in the first round should remain out of the polls in the second round appeared first in Paraíba controversy.
Real Time Big Data: 40% say that they will certainly not vote and 38%, that probably not; to close the difference only with the return of abstentionists, Lula would need 65% to 74% of these votes, or a much larger turn than the one declared Four in every ten voters who abstained in the first round say [...]
The majority of voters who did not attend the polls in the first round of the elections do not intend to vote in the second round, scheduled for the next day 25.
Another 38% of voters who abstained in the first round said they probably won't vote in the next stage of the contest either.
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