Lula wins fourth term after Brazil runoff comeback
How this story moved: how many newsrooms carried it at each run, when each one picked it up, how our summary's headline changed, and which figures and names held from the first reports to the latest. Everything here is counted from the coverage; none of it is a judgement of anyone's motives.
OUTLETS CARRYING THE STORY, RUN BY RUN
HOW OUR HEADLINE CHANGED · 12 HEADLINES
- 26 Oct, 06:15 UTC
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26 Oct, 12:10 UTC
Lula wins fourth term as Flávio Bolsonaro challenges Brazil election result
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26 Oct, 18:11 UTC
Lula wins fourth term after historic Brazil election comeback
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27 Oct, 00:10 UTC
Lula wins fourth term as Bolsonaro drops challenge and Brazilian markets tumble
- 27 Oct, 06:08 UTC
- 27 Oct, 12:10 UTC
- 27 Oct, 18:11 UTC
- 28 Oct, 00:10 UTC
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28 Oct, 18:14 UTC
Lula wins historic fourth term in Brazil after runoff comeback
- 29 Oct, 00:13 UTC
- 29 Oct, 18:17 UTC
- 30 Oct, 00:15 UTC
WHAT HELD, WHAT CAME LATER
From the first reports to the latest
- Latin America · 20 outlets
- Jair Bolsonaro · 17 outlets
- Donald Trump · 13 outlets
- Flavio Bolsonaro · 10 outlets
- Javier Milei · 5 outlets
- But Lula · 4 outlets
- El Salvador · 3 outlets
- For Brazil · 2 outlets
Entered the story later
- 24 hours day · from 27 Oct 17:59, 3 outlets
Figures reported with different numbers
- vote against: 51.79% (1 from 26 Oct 07:02) → 47.03% (1 from 26 Oct 07:02) → 51.8% (1 from 26 Oct 08:41) → 51.7% (1 from 26 Oct 11:47) → 51.76% (1 from 29 Oct 19:30)
- votes first: 2.22 million (1 from 26 Oct 06:50) → 2.2 million (2 from 26 Oct 08:56) → 56.1 million (1 from 26 Oct 17:56)
- years old: 81 (2 from 26 Oct 09:44) → 80 (1 from 26 Oct 16:30)
Matched by pattern, not read: a different number can be a correction, a rising count, or two different counts.