Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
Contra Dados turns Brazil’s runoff math into a city-by-city campaign map
A ten-part, scroll-driven guide maps three routes for Lula’s 2026 runoff campaign: win back voters, mobilize abstainers, and persuade supporters of other candidates.
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- Suggested travel routes group towns by IBGE immediate region; the site describes its small-city vote potential as an upper bound, not a forecast.
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Ten numbered sections move from the vote gap and transfer estimates to three map layers: reclaiming lost support, turning out absentees, and courting third-party voters. The page says each dot represents 1,000 votes; later sections compare municipalities of 10,000–50,000 residents and group suggested itineraries by IBGE immediate region. Its methodology notes distinguish an upper-bound potential from a forecast.
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