Elections
Quaest: 81% say Brazil came out of the election more divided
Original in Portuguese: Quaest: 81% dizem que Brasil saiu mais dividido das eleições
In short
According to Folha de S.Paulo, a Quaest poll finds 61% of respondents consider the elections clean and fair, while 30% consider them fraudulent.1 Gazeta do Povo, citing the same Quaest poll, reports that 81% say Brazil came out of the elections more divided.2
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Common ground
Where accounts differ
- Folha de S.Paulo gives 30% saying the elections were fraudulent, a figure Gazeta do Povo does not report.1
Background
- 2026The 2026 Brazilian general elections of 4 October went to a runoff on 25 October, because no presidential candidate won more than half the valid votes in the first round.W
- In the first round, Flávio Bolsonaro won 47% to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's 45%, but Lula won the runoff and was re-elected.W
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The headlines, side by side
- Folha de S.Paulo · Brazil · 12:05Quaest: 61% dizem que eleições foram limpas e justas; 30%, fraudadasRead at the newspaper ↗
- Gazeta do Povo · Brazil · 14:50Quaest: 81% dizem que Brasil saiu mais dividido das eleiçõesRead at the newspaper ↗
Words in common
- quaest
- elections
- saiu
- justas