Desconhecido: Not really.
Desconhecido: having as big an effect as we imagine, right?
That's right. So, I think that's it. Bolsonaro may have performed better than former president Lula, but I think he'll have a lot of difficulty converting that performance into votes.
Desconhecido: Hey Thaís, when we analyze the final stretch of the elections, we've covered several elections already, Lula is ahead. Now, it's a narrow difference. Datafolha gives 53% of the valid votes against 47%. It's not a comfortable lead. If there is a movement, it's an open election. We can put it that way. However, if we look at the history, Thaís, of elections in Brazil and of presidential candidates who entered the second round in the lead — candidates who advanced to the second round ahead — that candidate ends up confirming the victory.
Desconhecido: Look, if you take Fernando Henrique in '98, when he was re-elected in the first round, he led the polls with ease, so much so that he won in the first phase. Lula was re-elected in 2006.