Who would MAGA people like to win?
I don't follow Brazilian politics but I do like going to their steakhouses where so much meat is coming out on skewers and you have to flip some sort of card to make them stop.
Posted on 10/02/2022 2:05:35 PM PDT by janetjanet998
1.99% of sections totaled
JAIR BOLSONARO 48.81% 1,117,675 votes
SQUID 41.46% 949,366 votes
Lula may clinch Brazil election on Sunday, final polls show
BRASILIA, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva holds a solid polling lead going into Sunday’s election against incumbent Jair Bolsonaro, with a chance of clinching the race in the first round, fresh surveys showed on Saturday.
3 minute readOctober 1, 20227:25 PM CDTLast Updated 20 hours ago
Lula may clinch Brazil election on Sunday, final polls show
By Anthony Boadle
BRASILIA, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva holds a solid polling lead going into Sunday’s election against incumbent Jair Bolsonaro, with a chance of clinching the race in the first round, fresh surveys showed on Saturday.
Brazil’s most polarized election in decades will decide whether to return to power the leftist leader who spent time in jail on corruption convictions or the right-wing populist who has attacked the voting system and threatened to contest defeat.
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Two polls released on Saturday showed Lula with a majority of valid votes, which would mean outright victory, avoiding a bruising runoff.
Pollster IPEC showed Lula winning 51% of valid votes, excluding blank and spoiled ballots, and a Datafolha poll showed the popular two-term president with 50% of valid votes.
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/front-runner-lula-close-outright-win-brazil-election-2022-10-01/
twitter chatter saying pro Bolsonaro areas reporting faster
but
, presidential election results (1st round):
4,50 % of polling places counted:
Bolsonaro (PL-inc): 48,84 %
Lula (PT): 42,07 %
Tebet (MDB): 4,74 %
Gomes (PDT): 3,18 %
Squid is slimy.
“twitter chatter saying pro Bolsonaro areas reporting faster”
Of course. The leftist areas will hold back so they how many votes they need to come up with, just like in the US.
The honest precincts always report first. Cheaters need more time to fabricate and collate fraudulent tallies.
10% in
48.35% to 42.87% (Silva)
I think we know who the US media wants to win ..
I mean why even publish an article so soon based on .1%
Lula leads Bolsonaro in Brazil election as first votes tallied
With just 0.1% of voting machines counted, Lula had 51% of valid votes, compared to 37% for Bolsonaro,
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/lula-leads-bolsonaro-brazil-election-first-votes-tallied-2022-10-02/?taid=6339f2789efa6c000189417c
Michael Reid
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Brazil: with 12% counted Bolsonaro has 48.2% and Lula 43%. The gap is slowly narrowing. Counting is slower in the pro-Lula North East. But the election looks to be heading to a run-off in which Bolsonaro may be better-placed then the opinion polls suggested. Very high turnout
Who would MAGA people like to win?
I don't follow Brazilian politics but I do like going to their steakhouses where so much meat is coming out on skewers and you have to flip some sort of card to make them stop.
Which one is the commie and loves the CCP?
Bolsonaro is the good guy
The “donald Trump” of brazil hated by the media...
Lula is the commie and former President trying a come back
Bolsanaro is the good guy here, Lula is a straight out of Das Kapital commie.
Thanks! Fingers crossed for Bolsonaro then.
Yeah that is ridiculous
WATCH: Donald Trump endorses Bolsonaro in Brazil elections
https://twitter.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1576538823877533697
You literally gorge on delicious meat. I contemplated stuffing it in my purse and coat pockets.
NY Times described Bolsonaro as the a far-right ‘divider’ and Lula da Silva as merely a ‘leftist.’ Apparently leftists don’t have far to go and can’t do division according to NYT.
22% in……47.9% Bol, 43.4% Silva
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