Bolsonaro and Lula are heading for a cardiac ballotage

The race for the presidency in Brazil is at its peak with the vote-by-vote fight between Jair Bolsonarocurrent president, and Lula Da Silvathe PT candidate, who according to the latest polls that were released are in a technical tie that still does not have a clear winner.

The position they took Simone Tebet y Cyrus Gomezwho came third and fourth respectively, in support of Lula, predicted a growth in the intention to vote for the left-wing candidate, but the polls do not reflect this sum of points, but rather the parity increased.

the pollster Paraná Polls published a report this Thursday that anticipated a technical tie in the elections on October 30: the result is within the margin of error that the study has and has Lula with 51.9% while Bolsonaro would reach 48.1 percent.

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This difference is consolidated without blank or invalid votes, so it would give Lula the winner but with very few points away. Without removing these two concepts, the PT candidate would have 47.6% compared to 44.1% Bolsonaro among the more than 2,000 people surveyed.

Lula vs. Bolsonaro: se calienta ballotage in Brazil

The expectation about the elections is regional and international since the polarization between both candidates marks very different paths for the Latin American giant to win one or the other candidate. What stills the pendulum of this duality is how even the Congress will be after the first round elections.

The international gaze that is placed on Brazil can be reflected in the English medium The Economistwho also claimed that Lula y Bolsonaro they were tied this week based on an average of polls. The graph quickly circulated through networks until the media changed the parameter they take and the difference went from 53 to 47% in favor of the PT.

In another recently released survey, the consulting firm PowerData shows Lula with 52% of valid voting intentions against 48% of Bolsonaro. While the reports that have emerged differ slightly on the results, they all show a close end to the Ballotage.

Both candidates are in a strong campaign to get the votes of the most populous states in Brazil such as Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais and thus exceed the 50% necessary to gain access to the presidency for the next four years.