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In the Porto district, turnout is highest in the municipality of Maia and specifically in the parish of Milheirós, where the participation rate is greatest. Because “people are informed”.

EB/JI Professor António dos Santos Botelho School is hosting three polling stations for the São Miguel parish, with 2,675 registered voters.

Despite the difficulties, the TSP believes emigrant participation in these elections will increase, as has been the case in recent elections.

Until 2020, the presidents of the CCDRs were appointed by the government.

Rui Calafate, a commentator for CNN Portugal, also argues that, given the upward trend, Cotrim de Figueiredo may, over the course of next week, 'appeal to the right for a useful (tactical) vote'.

These elections are “under the sign of total uncertainty”, says Rita Figueiras.
According to an official, the organisation of the electoral process is “going well”, with “reliability” and “predictability”.

Voting in Portugal’s presidential elections has already begun (more than 218,000 voters are enrolled for early voting today) – but the outcome in what will almost certainly only be a The post Presidential elections just days away: polls turn up heat appeared first on Portugal Resident.

The Head of State emphasised that it may be by “one, two or three” votes that “one wins and the other doesn't”.

If you registered to vote this Sunday but are unable to do so, you can vote next Sunday.

Telephone interviews reach more people, but face-to-face interviews tend to produce more honest answers. Polls released daily risk being based on 'statistical chance' and 'inventing facts'.

Marques Mendes says the polls are 'completely wrong'.
Marques Mendes says the opinion polls are completely mistaken.
A vote for Seguro today is another sure vote for CHEGA tomorrow.

Mobile voting takes place on Sunday, one week before the elections, at a location chosen by the voter in any municipality on the mainland or in the Autonomous Regions of the Azores and Madeira.

Catarina Martins and António Filipe left Jorge Pinto alone. Admitting withdrawal makes it harder to resist the tactical vote.

Tractors in the streets, fear in the air. Elections are next week.

It remains to be seen whether he can recover from the fall. The 'suspicion' is growing that polls are underestimating André Ventura. Cotrim is the biggest silent beneficiary in the clash between Marques Mendes and Gouveia e Melo.

The trial run was in the European elections; now the candidate backed by IL is pushing further with the strategy used by populist parties, buoyed by the polls and support among young voters. After all, is the plan working or does it carry risks?

Campaigning in Setúbal, Marques Mendes again downplayed the polls.

The platform includes two practical guides that help recognise manipulative signs and reduce the risk of manipulation.

This is the slogan of a campaign launched this Wednesday by the National Election Commission (CNE) to help citizens “identify, prevent and report misinformation during election periods”.
Qualification for the second round will be decided in a photo-finish.

With candidates bunched within the margins of error, the call for “tactical voting” gains strength. Abstaining or voting for a candidate who is not your own can influence the outcome. Seems complex? Just do the maths.
