The data journalist Gabriela Ceasar, from São Paulo, created the 'Elections in Brazil' panel, which shows how each Brazilian state voted in the presidential elections since 2002. The data used is from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) itself. Gabriela explained to Curto that this tool helps the user to assimilate interesting aspects about the dispute in Brazil. “Territorially, for example, Amazonas is very big, but there aren’t many voters there. In São Paulo it is different, it is not very big but it has more than 22% of voters [in Brazil]”.
Listen to an excerpt from our interview with Gabriela about the purpose of the new tool and how to use it:
The first round of the 2022 elections takes place in less than a month. To facilitate the understanding of key points about this stage of democracy, several guides are available on the internet. They answer the main questions about the upcoming elections and contribute to current political debates. O Curto News has curated it so you can stay up to date with everything!
Social Media
Republic Box: Previously titled 'CPI Camarota', the page shares 'news and information about Brazilian politics in an uncomplicated way' in thematic threads.
Electoral Center: On Twitter and Instagram, the page highlights the latest news, research results and counts down to the 2022 elections. Managed by @luizhsrodrigues e @math3usof.
2022 Elections Survey: The page decides to publish the results of electoral polls focusing only on Brazilian states, with scenarios for president, governor and senator.
Political Axis: On Twitter and Instagram, the profile brings, in addition to the results of the latest research, daily information about Brazilian politics to your feed. Led by Political Science student @mateusno and a Bachelor of Laws @benelmescany.
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Our Straight Talk
#interactive #website
“A space to show that dialogue is possible.” Despite the differences, the interactive project shows how their ideas are not so far from other Brazilians, in statistical terms. The research was carried out by the Brazilian Institute of Research and Data Analysis (IBPAD), a JOTA partner in carrying out this website and online test.
2022 Election Observatory
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Articles, videos, infographics and other formats through the systematization of public data. An initiative of the Institute for Democracy and Democratization of Communication (INCT IDDC), it functions as an academic and pedagogical apparatus on the central issues involved in the electoral process.
Research Aggregator – 360º Power
#website #tool
With data since 2020, this interactive website is the largest bank of electoral research on voting intentions in Brazil. Explore the results of each election and information about each candidate in this application developed by Volt Data Lab.
Research Aggregator – Estadão
#website #tool
The tool calculates the most likely outcome of the elections based on its own methodology. It is possible to check voting intention polls from the previous six months.
Estadão Agenda
#site #journalism
Do you want to know what each candidate for the presidency of the Republic has to say about extreme poverty, reforms, education, health and other important topics for the population? Here you will find answers to 15 topics like these for each of them.
Electoral Boosting Observatory
#website #tool
A monitor of electoral campaign spending boosting social media content (Facebook/Instagram, Google/YouTube and TikTok) based on TSE data. In this application created by Core you can view, compare and consult these values by party, candidate and state, for example.
Pocket Monitor
#website #tool
Here you discover data about politicians' social media engagement and followers in interactive graphs. The application is a smaller version of Political Pulse Brazil, also created by the Center.
The Wheat and the Tares – Elections 2022
#site #journalism
What does food have to do with elections? This series of reports by Joio e o Trigo will show you how power games – on the eve of the vote – influence what Brazilians eat or don't eat. Check it out!
Audio programs
G1 elections
#podcast
Podcast that brings together all the vehicle's coverage of this year's electoral race. News, interviews, educational episodes, summaries and other types of publications.
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Election Radar
#podcast
Do you want to hear details about behind-the-scenes politics, analysis of the parties and candidates participating in the electoral game? Stay up to date with the latest information with this UOL program presented by Fabíola Cidral. Airing weekly, on Tuesdays.
Elections Diary
#radio
Superior Electoral Court (TSE) program with daily highlights. It is produced by the TSE Radio Center and airs on Rádio Justiça at 18pm.
123 Second Elections
#podcast
In two daily bulletins of one hundred and twenty-three seconds, this original Spotify program brings the main highlights about the elections. Presenters Sandro Badaró and Helen Braun simplify the news for those who are in a rush but don't give up information. Always on air from 6am to 18pm.
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Election from A to Z
#video #TV
What are the differences between a null vote, abstention and blank vote? And between the electoral and party funds? This video series curtoThe weekly sessions presented by reporter Nilson Klava help you understand the day-to-day vocabulary of Congress and the Brazilian electoral process. Until October 5th, the series is shown on the '16pm Edition', always on Mondays, and is available on GloboNews' social networks.
Electoral GPS
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In this Jota panel, analysts Fábio Zambeli and Bárbara Baião invite relevant figures from the three powers to debate the 2022 presidential elections. Proposals, economic issues, the scenarios of each state, and other topics are analyzed. The Electoral GPS also has newsletter Delivery to Italy takes one or two business days!
