Polling Stations Open in Brazil for some 160 Million Voters
The Superior Electoral Court expects 158,745,463 citizens to cast ballots in this election to determine whether the nation continues under left-wing leadership or shifts toward right-wing policies.
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Some 160 million voters are called to the polls this Sunday in Brazil to choose the next president. The first results are expected around 10 p.m.
The vote is mandatory and takes place in a totally electronic way. Results expected today shortly after 22 Italians. According to the polls the president in the lead against the candidate of the right, 45% to 40%.
Day of voting this Sunday, October 4 in Brazil for general elections, presidential elections and legislative elections. 158 million voters are summoned to the polls to elect their president. This first round of the Brazilian presidential election opposes 13 candidates, two main ones, the outgoing president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of the left and the far right senator Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro. What are the stakes…
Brazil is facing a trendsetting presidential election. Lula and Bolsonaro incumbents are ahead in polls. It is likely to be a tight race. Many points point to a run-off.
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Brazil is facing a trendsetting presidential election. Lula and Bolsonaro incumbents are ahead in polls. It is likely to be a tight race. Many points point to a run-off.
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