Malu Gaspar detona Moraes e diz que a medida de reter o passaporte de Flávio Bolsonaro, minutos após a derrota, não resolve, prolonga a crise e dá munição à narrativa de perseguição. Dá para monitorar sem tumultuar. O país precisa de pacificação, não de mais combustível institucional
No 1º turno os candidatos que ficaram em:
3º) Augusto Cury: 3.448.569 votos
4º) Renan Santos: 2.675.887 votos
5º) Ronaldo Caiado: 2.605.148 votos
6º) Romeu Zema: 326.488 votos
TOTAL: 9.056.092 votos
2º TURNO
Lula obteve 10.376.694 votos a mais do que no 1º turno.
É como se ele tivesse conseguido todos os votos destes candidatos, que não são de esquerda, mais 1.320.602, convertendo-se no presidente mais popular de toda a história do Brasil.
ISSO É IMPOSSÍVEL. INACEITÁVEL!
@LulaOficial, a victory speech is not an explanation.
Your former election lawyer, Justice Cristiano Zanin, extended voting by two hours and halted the counting of votes that had already commenced but closed machines stayed closed. Meanwhile, they halted the national tally and publication of results for those two hours.
Brazil deserves a complete accounting of the 2 hours window that Zanin gave Lula as a gift.
Which polling stations stayed open?
How many additional people voted?
Who authorized and implemented the pause?
What do the original tally reports and system logs show?
Preserve the records. Publish the data. Submit the process to independent scrutiny.
These events demand answers. Until you have those the world cannot recognize this election.
It’s time for President Trump to send in a team for Lula just how he did for Maduro.
What has been done tonight is unbelievable.
The Brazilian people are being held hostage.
The most important question about STF Justice @Cristianozaninm last minute voting extension is what happened at each polling station. Venezuela offers a warning.
On December 6, 2015, Venezuela’s electoral authority extended parliamentary voting by an hour. Opposition leaders accused it of giving Nicolas Maduro additional time to mobilize supporters at stations that should already have closed. Maduro’s opponents nevertheless won that election. And yet, Maduro stayed until his removal on January 3, 2026.
In 2021, EU observers monitored closing at 51 Venezuelan polling stations. Only three had voters queuing at the legal deadline. Yet 48 closed late.
Why does that matter?
An extension changes the opportunity to participate. If some stations remain open while others have finished voting, voters can receive different opportunities depending on where they are registered. A campaign with better information and stronger local organization may be better positioned to exploit the additional time.
Venezuela’s 2024 experience illustrates the deeper issue. The Carter Center found that precinct records collected by opposition observers showed González winning overwhelmingly, while electoral authorities announced Maduro’s victory without publishing the corresponding precinct results. The records helped expose the discrepancy.
For Brazil, the questions that demand answers should therefore be concrete.
Which stations remained open? When did each receive the extension order? Which had already closed? Were party observers present? What do the identification records, machine logs and station level tallies establish?
Protecting access to the ballot and protecting confidence in the result require evidence that every voter was treated fairly.
Flavio Bolsonaro is the rightful President of Brazil.
Lula is stealing an election in the most obvious and corrupt way possible.
There needs to be an international condemnation of this election and the world should refuse to recognize Lula.