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Brazil Runoff Poll Shows Lula, Flávio Bolsonaro Tied — 23hDatafolha has Lula 46% and Flávio Bolsonaro 44% in a runoff inside the 2-point margin; AtlasIntel has Bolsonaro 47.2%–46.8%. First round is Oct. 4.

Brazil Probes Flávio Bolsonaro Over Money Laundering — 6dBrazilian senator Flávio Bolsonaro is under investigation for alleged corruption and money laundering tied to the failed Banco Master and the financing of a film about his father, Jair Bolsonaro, with authorities unsealing documents earlier this year; Bolsonaro maintains the financing was legal as the election race against Lula da Silva remains tight. The probe, opened in July by Justice Mendonça at the request of the police, involves scrutiny of funding sources and transfers, including connections to a U.S. fund, as prosecutors seek details on the origins of the money behind the project.

Marcus Bell Flávio needs to fully disclose the film funding sources, as any ties to a failed bank like Master demand real transparency from a sitting senator.

Lula Bolsonaro Launch Free TV Radio Ads — Aug 28, 2026Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro launch free TV and radio ads to reach voters nationwide, keeping traditional broadcast media central even as social platforms grow in Brazil’s crowded campaign landscape. With polls neck-and-neck and experts predicting a dirtier, high-stakes race, parties are leveraging broadcast reach to remote and older voter segments, underscoring the polarized climate surrounding Lula’s bid for a fourth nonconsecutive term and Bolsonaro’s continued challenge.