Davi Alcolumbre wants a new term as head of Brazil's Senate. The Liberal Party, soon the largest in the Senate, runs Rogério Marinho against him.
9 of 10Nine of ten times the head of Brazil's Senate or Chamber of Deputies who ran again at the start of a new parliament won, and once lost.
Will Davi Alcolumbre be re-elected head of Brazil's Senate on 1 Feb?
None of eight defeated candidates who fled was home within 65 days; the closest, in Mozambique, came back on day 70 at the earliest.
Nine of ten times a defeated candidate for president took the result to court, he had still not accepted it when the winner took office, and once he accepted a quick court ruling. Bolsonaro's own party has accepted the result.
Three of five times a big foreign power openly backed one side in a close final vote, that side won, and twice it lost.
In four of the five Brazilian first rounds since 2006, the gap between the top two came in smaller than the last polls showed.