Portugal

Abstention falls in most countries and can be reflected in Brazil

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Briefings

A evidence indicates that abstention rates have decreased in most countries by the end of the voting period, potentially affecting Brazil. The data comes from a 2026 article reporting that voter turnout increased in 20 countries across different time zones compared to the first round, with Portugal expected to follow a similar trend.

Key points

• Voter turnout increased in 20 countries across different time zones compared to the first round by the end of the voting period in 2026.
• Portugal is expected to see a similar increase in voter turnout compared to the first round.

Context

This finding suggests a shift in voting behavior where more people are participating in elections, which could influence electoral outcomes and political dynamics in countries with similar voting patterns.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to 20 countries across different time zones and does not include data for Brazil or other regions not covered in the source material.

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