On Saturday, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his primary opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro, concluded their campaign efforts in the state of São Paulo. This crucial battleground region accounts for approximately one-fifth of the total national vote.
The visit took place on the eve of Sunday’s tightly contested election, with both candidates aiming to energize their bases and appeal to undecided voters.
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Just attended Lula’s rally. The energy was electric! You could feel the hope in the crowd.
One-fifth of the vote makes sense. But what about the rural states? Does anyone actually care about them?
Is it weird that they were in the same city on the same day? Hope for some respect between rivals.
São Paulo always decides the election. This tight race is going to come down to these last few thousand votes.