This Sunday (25), starting at 5 p.m., voters will be able to follow the ballot counting in real time on the special page of Agência Brasil, which will feature the main highlights of the second-round voting in the general elections.
The race promises to be tight, vote by vote, in the election for the office of President of the Republic. Five more states, in addition to the Federal District, will also elect a new governor to lead locally.
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In addition to the ballot results, Agência Brasil will be constantly updated to bring complete coverage with service articles for voters and tracking of the main events of the voting across the country. Reporting teams will be out on the streets to provide information and stories that can be distributed free of charge to hundreds of newspapers, news websites, and publications abroad.
The online news service will publish articles with results and analyses of the Brazil that emerges from the ballot boxes, with stories about the most-voted candidates for governments, gender and race breakdowns, among other topics. Agência Brasil reporters will also take part in the special programs of TV Brasil and Rádio Nacional, reporting highlights and tallies of the election. Two journalists will be in the TV studio, and others f…