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The ultra-right candidate overcomes previous surveys with almost two points of advantage over Lula, and the bets give it as a favorite for the second round
Guide to not get lost in the family's family tree that aspires to return to power in Brazil while fighting for the political brand created by Jair, the patriarch
The disqualified, which account for 8%, are declared neutral, but it is likely that a large part of their voters will now migrate to Bolsonarianism.
The electors of the son of the former, who was surprised to meet first, range between the blind faith in victory and the resigned vote against Lula
Brazil is divided into two after the results of the first presidential round, which, unexpectedly, left Flávio Bolsonaro leading the elections, with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva following him closely. For Lula's followers, it is a complicated result, but "they maintain hope," while Bolsonaro's voters see the result enthusiastically.
The senator goes to the second round ahead of President Lula, in addition to expanding the clan's power in Congress and States
The Liberal Party has also taken over the Senate since 2022, with 28 of the 81 seats, more than three times the Lula party.
The ultra-right and the left will be held the second round on October 25
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, 45, has won the first round of Brazil's presidential elections with 47.1% of the valid votes, compared to 45% of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, 80 years old
The president accuses his rival of having "a dark biography, with dark ties" and calls to vote in the second round to those who abstained
Tarcísio de Freitas achieves re-election with 62.6% compared to 36.4% of Fernando Haddad, who adds to his fourth consecutive defeat
The senator, the son of the former libel convicted of beating, achieves 47.1 per cent of the vote against 45 per cent of the left-wing president. Both will be measured in the second round of October 25
This Sunday, presidential and legislative elections are held in the largest country in Latin America
The ultra-decoy wins by two points (47%) in the first round to Lula (45%) with more than 99% surveyed
The last survey, published on Saturday night, gives 45% of the votes to the president and 42% to the ultra-decer
If nothing surprising happens, the best thing that can happen in the elections this Sunday is the least bad.
The President of the United States has not given up on any of the candidates, although Washington's interference with the internal policy of the Ibero-American country has been constant.
The 45-year-old senator, who is the moderate of the clan, threatens the re-election of Lula in Brazil despite being under investigation for corruption
The president of Brazil, former worker and trade unionist, pragmatic and able negotiator, seeks a fourth mandate to prevent the return to power of the ultra-right with the Bolsonaro
President Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the former coup leader, are fighting the presidency in a fully open election
