Brazil Runoff: Lula Gains in Relocated Polling Stations Despite Higher Abstention

In Brazil's presidential runoff, polling stations that changed locations between rounds showed a 16-point shift toward Lula, even as overall abstention rose. This suggests logistical changes may have influenced turnout patterns, potentially affecting the electoral outcome. The claim is based on analysis by Agência Pública, but the full electoral impact remains uncertain.

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