vinipereira
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Lula is officially announced as the winner.
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@LuizGuilherme starting to think that Bolso will win in Minas and you will stop the perfect record of predicting the winner
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He knows he wouldn't have the support to change anything.
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93% of counted votes, Lula leads 50,60-49,40. Closer election ever (but Lula still will get some votes). If confirmed, Bolsonaro is the first president in 25 years not to be re-elected, a testament to his terrible government.
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Most of the rights were achieved before his government. Hopefully brazilian supreme court won't go against it.
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Datafolha projects Lula as the winner.
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That's a understatement lol he want us killed
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Lula narrowly surpasses Bolsonaro in Amazônia, meaning he's only behing in Minas Gerais compared to first round (77% counted votes, 45k vantage to Bolso).
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Eduardo Leite (Rio Grande do Sul) is the first openly gay politician to be elected a state governor in Brazil (he wasn't out in first term). He's right-wing btw.
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Fortunately, many states where he's winning don't have a big population. Compared to first round, Bolsonaro is now winning in Amazonas in Minas Gerais, but very thin margin in both.
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Btw, that is far earlier than most projections had (Lula was expected to surpass Bolso only with 88% counted votes), although they certainly didn't expect São Paulo and Rio to be so slow in the counting. Bolso still can win.
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With 67,76% of votes counted, Lula surpasses Bolsonaro.
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That's why the margin has been decreading so slowly. Bolso still can win with these 2 states alone.
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60% of votes counted. Bolso leads 50,10-49,90. 150k votes margin.
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So the same as USA, since Biden was far from a perfect candidate. If you want to compare, Lula is basically Biden trying to contain Bolso/Trump damage, but I'm aware many wouldn't vote for him otherwise.
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Half of the votes counted. Bolso leads 50,26-49,74. Only 300k votes of difference.
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And he's still winning there. If Lula's loses I'm blaming you
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Decades of right-wing (or center, sometimes) governments there. Now that PSDB is mostly gone (Alckmin is Lula's vice), they voting for the far right.
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40% counted. Bolsonado leads 50,61-49,39. Bolso's margin is slowly getting smaller, but still a lot of votes to count in São Paulo and Rio.
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Btw, today the Southeast region is just as slow and Northeast in the counting. Bolso has many votes in São Paulo (18%) and Rio (16%), while Lula has Bahia (29%) and Pernambuco (18%).
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Worrisome that Bolso is leading (by a thin margin) in Minas Gerais. Whoever wins there usually takes the election.
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30% counted. Bolso leads 51,06-48,94.
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Exactly, just in my city (in Pernambuco) about 10k voters are from rural areas, including indigenous people. That's why it takes so long to end the counting here.
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With 20% of votes counted, Bolso leads 51,5-48,4.
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Hard to tell now. Northeast region (where Lula gets most votes) is usually a little behind in the counting.
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