The Aporia
The Aporia
14 articles about 11 events for “Brazil Election Polls”.
“He also questioned the outcome of Brazil's presidential election, in which Bolsonaro lost to incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.”
“Trump said of Bolsonaro, who left Brazil after losing the election to leftist incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, despite leading in most opinion polls.”
“Bolsonaro, who left Brazil after losing the election to leftist incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, despite leading in most opinion polls.”
“In the latest episode of our recently launched podcast series ‘The View from India’, Stanly Johny spoke to Shobhan Saxena to unpack the election outcome both for Brazil and for the Global South more broadly.”
“Brazil’s green, yellow and blue national colours had been associated with Bolsonaro’s movement in previous elections.”
“Though the markets tout high accuracy rates in providing betting odds, some high-profile misses during the US primaries and in Brazil’s presidential election have shown they are fallible.”
“WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Election Day, readers!”
“This is a global phenomenon: Recent elections in Israel and Brazil were marked by wildly viral claims of misconduct — foreign funding of Arab voters in Israel’s case, polls being kept open too late in Brazil’s — that evaporated the next day when they were no…”
“Recent elections elsewhere – notably Brazil, where Mr Trump’s favoured far‑right candidate was rejected – show that a decisive message from voters is harder to challenge than a marginal one.”
“… South America President Trump is facing a daunting midterm election outlook, with polls showing Republicans are likely to lose ground across the nation when voters head to the ballot box on November 3 To add insult to injury, Trump last week joked to a rally…”
“With a smirk, Flávio Bolsonaro squinted at the camera and called President Lula da Silva “nine fingers” in the televised debate just two days before Brazil went to the polls for the presidential runoff.”
“When buses stopped running on Brazil election day, 'Lula's Army' grabbed their car keys SALVADOR, Brazil, Oct 31 - When buses in the northeastern Brazilian city of Salvador inexplicably stopped running last Sunday, history teacher Martins Mafra grabbed his…”
“So far, US President Donald Trump has criticized Brazil's election but skirted around questions over which candidate won, which experts interpret as him wanting to maintain a working relationship with Brazil, home to the world's second-largest reserves of…”
“Brazil’s Flávio Bolsonaro, who fled the country after his own election loss this week, yesterday posted a letter thanking Trump and Argentinian president Javier Milei for helping him escape to the United States.”