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Datafolha's new poll, three days before Brazil's 25 October runoff, has Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula tied at 50% of valid votes each. The post Datafolha Poll Has Flávio 50%, Lula 50% appeared first on The Rio Times.
UN human rights experts asked Meta on 21 October to explain whether its systems curbed one side in Brazil’s runoff, four days before the vote. The post UN Experts Question Meta on Brazil Vote appeared first on The Rio Times.
More than 100 legal experts told Brazil’s electoral court that blocking big WhatsApp channels before the 25 October runoff would change the race. The post Legal Experts Warn Court on WhatsApp Ban appeared first on The Rio Times.
Palver, an online pollster, has Flávio Bolsonaro at 50% and Lula at 48% in Brazil's runoff, a technical tie four days before the vote. The post Online Poll Has Flávio 50%, Lula 48% appeared first on The Rio Times.
AtlasIntel and Nexus show Lula closing on Flávio Bolsonaro six days before the 25 October runoff, but all five polls checked still have Flávio ahead. The post Lula Narrows Flávio’s Lead in 2 Brazil Polls appeared first on The Rio Times.
Justice Zanin gave Brazil's electoral court five days to explain the ruling that lifted Ruas past 50% in Rio, after a PSD runoff challenge. The post Court Seeks Answers on Rio Governor Runoff appeared first on The Rio Times.
The latest Lula government news in one place: the new work week, debt relief, approval ratings and the 25 October runoff, plus what it means for US investors. The post Lula Government News, Approval and Policy Tracker appeared first on The Rio Times.
Latin America pulse: Argentina's inflation stays below 2%, Brazil's runoff tightens, and currencies wobble before US data. Read the mood of the continent. The post Latin American Pulse for Wednesday, October 14, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.
An Ipespe poll released on Saturday gives Flávio Bolsonaro 52.7% of valid votes against Lula's 47.3% before Brazil's 25 October runoff. The post Brazil Poll Puts Flávio on 52.7% as Lula Trails on TV appeared first on The Rio Times.
President Lula opened a US$1.51 billion extra credit for fuel subsidies, mostly diesel, in a measure published days before the 25 October runoff. The post Brazil Adds US$1.5 Billion to Fuel Subsidies appeared first on The Rio Times.
Cabo Verde votes for president on Sunday, 15 November, with a possible runoff on 29 November. Here is what US visitors and expats need to know. The post Cabo Verde Elects a President on 15 November, What to Know appeared first on The Rio Times.
Trump told reporters at the White House that Flávio Bolsonaro’s first-round lead over Lula was a big victory and predicted a very close runoff on 25 October. The post Trump Calls Flávio Bolsonaro’s 47% Vote a Big Victory appeared first on The Rio Times.
At 60.55% counted, López Aliaga's list leads Lima by 0.26 points over Allison. Datum's exit poll points to 14 regions heading to a 29 November runoff. The post Lima Vote Count at 60.6%: López Aliaga List Leads appeared first on The Rio Times.
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Lorenzo Pazolini (Republicanos) e Ricardo Ferraço (MDB) vão disputar o segundo turno da eleição para governador do Espírito Santo. Os dois candidatos foram os mais votados no primeiro turno, realizado neste domingo (4), segundo dados do Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE). Com 100% das urnas apuradas, Pazolini ficou em primeiro lugar, com 49,65% dos votos válidos, ou 1.048.633 votos. Ferraço ficou em segundo, com 34,06%, equivalente a 719.397 votos. Como nenhum dos candidatos obteve mais da metade dos votos válidos, a eleição para governador do Espírito Santo será decidida em segundo turno, marcado para 25 de outubro. Os demais candidatos obtiveram: Helder Salomão (PT): 15,32% Breno Barcelos (Missão): 0,85% Rafael Demuner (UP): 0,13%
Tarcísio has 62.7% in São Paulo and Cleitinho Azevedo 55.4% in Minas Gerais. Rio de Janeiro points to a Ruas versus Paes runoff on 25 October. The post Tarcísio 62.7% in São Paulo, Rio Likely Runoff appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mailza Assis (PP) e Alan Rick (Republicanos) vão disputar o segundo turno da eleição para governador no estado do Acre. Os dois candidatos foram os mais votados no primeiro turno, realizado neste domingo (4), segundo dados do Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE). Mailza terminou a apuração em primeiro lugar, com 49,76% dos votos válidos, ou 218.170 votos. Rick ficou em segundo, com 32,26% equivalente a 141.665 votos. Até às 20h42, 99,9% das urnas haviam sido totalizadas. Como nenhum dos candidatos obteve mais da metade dos votos válidos, a eleição para governador do Acre será decidida em segundo turno, marcado para o dia 25 de outubro. Os demais candidatos obtiveram: Tião Bocalom (PSDB): 10,22% Thor Dantas (PSB): 7,50% Dr. Luisinho (Agir): 0,09% Eudo Raffael (PCB): 0,16%
Brazil runoff 25 Oct 2026 explained for foreign residents and investors. Poll mechanics, market impact and what remains unknown before 4 Oct. The post Brazil Election 2026 Runoff: How 25 October Works, What the Polls Show, and What a Second Round Changes appeared first on The Rio Times.