- Lula went from 53M to 64M votes
- Flávio went from 56M to 59M votes
The 1st round candidates had 9M votes combined (they were mostly right wing)
Where did 11 million votes come from?
(abstention reduction doesn’t explain this)
There is no logical answer, except fraud.
Gabriel Pires retweeted
Marxist steal another election.
Electoral lawyers say Brazil's current situation is "extremely serious" and a "critical situation."
The NYT reports that confusion over a last-minute voting extension by Justice Cristiano Zanin, who was appointed by Lula, could lead to the election being annulled.
The @NYTimes recognizes what happened today:
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Coisas que NUNCA ACONTECERAM:
- 4º mandato presidencial
- Virada 1º ao 2º turno
- Queda histórica da abstenção
- Queda histórica de NULOS/BRANCOS
- Recorde histórico de votação nominal
Outras coisas que NUNCA ACONTECERAM?
- Ex-advogado do candidato (indicado pelo candidato ao STF) atendendo a pedido dele
- Fiscais foram expulsos da sala-cofre
- Quebra da isonomia constitucional
- Desvio de competência STF/TSE
- Adiamento de 2h do fim da votação
- Adiamento da votação depois do fim
- Intervenção do STF
- Liderança mudando 2x
- Suspensão da apuração pós início
- DataFolha errar o candidato vencedor
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Lula took 22x (!) more votes from the non-voter and null pool than Flávio.
6.4 million to 0.3 million.
2,200% better 👀
That residual flow covers his entire 4.4 million margin and then some.
Are we supposed to believe this?
Brazil…
Round 1 Votes:
Lula: 53.9 million (LEFT)
Bolsonaro: 56.1 million (RIGHT)
Cury: 3.4 million (RIGHT)
Santos: 2.6 million (RIGHT)
Caiado: 2.6 million (RIGHT)
Zemu: .3 million (RIGHT)
Round 2 Votes:
Lula: 64.1 million (LEFT)
Bolsonaro: 59.8 million (RIGHT)
After 5 RIGHT wing candidates with 11.2 million votes were eliminated the Left wing candidate gained more votes.
Sure!
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The polls closed in Brazil…counting started…then Lula’s Supreme Court ‘friends’ reopened voting for two more hours and halted the results…
Nothing to see here…
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Apenas 2 candidatos latino-americanos já estenderam, na História, o horário de votação depois de terminada a eleição: Lula e Maduro
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An accurate depiction of Brazil’s election.
It’s amazing how the left uses the same playbook all over the world.
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My opponent wants to “root out corruption.” Where has she been for eight years?
Peggy Flanagan had her chance. The results?
Billions in stolen taxpayer dollars and whistleblowers who were intimidated.
Peggy deserves a pink slip, not a promotion.
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Lula teve 11 MILHÕES DE VOTOS A MAIS do 1º para o segundo turno.
Flávio teve cerca de 3 MILHÕES DE VOTOS A MAIS do 1º para o segundo turno.
Acho que isso é algo INÉDITO no planeta! Matematicamente é quase impossível isso acontecer.
Por que digo isso? Porque com mais de 130 milhões de brasileiros, 47% escolheram Flávio e 45% Lula.
14 milhões de pessoas deveriam seguir um mesmo padrão, ou padrão parecido, mas o que aconteceu foi que dos 14 milhões que votaram em outro candidato ou não foram votar no 1º turno, foram:
21% em Flávio
79% em Lula
Mesmo que essa quantidade estivesse no NORDESTE, seguindo padrão do nordeste não seria isso tudo! O nordeste deu 65% para o Lula.
Foi MUITO ESTRANHO essa quantidade toda para Lula.
Gabriel Pires retweeted
Lula no 1º turno: 53 milhões de votos
Lula no 2º turno: 64 milhões de votos
Você realmente acredita nisso?
Eu não.
Gabriel Pires retweeted
This is horrifying
Abdul El-Sayed is visiting mosques and rallying Muslims to vote for him during Midterms. This is the Islamic Takeover of America
“We have that opportunity, insha'Allah, on November 3rd — You can go in and vote tomorrow. Make sure you, your wife, your husband, if you're a sister in the back, your mother, your father, your children if they're voting age, your neighbors have made a plan to vote on or before November 3rd. I'm gonna say that date one more time. The 3rd day of November.
“We cannot miss the opportunity. Again, we have a responsibility to lift our voices, and we have that opportunity, insha'Allah, on November 3rd. I'm asking you to lift that voice of yours.
Fight for the kind of America you believe in, an America that provides all the basic needs of a dignified life to our own people and does not take it away from other people. JazakAllahu Khairan. Again, my name is Abdul El-Sayed and I'm grateful for your support.”
This should horrify every American. He’s using mosques for his political agenda
Politicians are not supposed to go into places of worship and ask for votes. If the place of workshop allows it, legally they should lose their tax exempt status
Where is the accountability!?
The rule is Internal Revenue Code §501(c)(3), specifically the political campaign prohibition known as the Johnson Amendment
Allowing a candidate to use the organization’s facilities or events to campaign without equal opportunity for other candidates and distributing or publishing materials that favor or oppose candidates results in loss of tax exempt status
Using organizational resources like money, property, staff, lists and more to support or oppose a candidate also results in loss of tax exempt status
Strip this mosque of tax exempt status
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Round 1:
🏆Bolsonaro: 56.1 million votes
Lula: 53.9 million votes
Round 2:
🏆Lula: 64.1 million votes (+10.2M)
Bolsonaro: 59.8 million votes (+3.7M)
To give you an idea of how unlikely this is: all the eliminated candidates from round 1 got 9.33M VOTES COMBINED






























