With 2% counted, Patrick’s model projects a first-round lead for Flávio Bolsonaro. A runoff is still expected. The final winner remains undecided.
Summary · View originalWill Flávio Bolsonaro win the 2026 Brazilian presidential election?
What changed after the post?
HistoricalLarger than usual volatility
The 30-minute price rose by 13.5 points. Across the prior 7-day baseline, 95% of absolute 30-minute changes were at or below 0.9 points.
Observed prices stayed above the starting level
From +30 minutes to +24 hours, 1,410 observations ranged from 80.35% to 87.5%. All were above the pre-post price of 70.6%.
Longest sample gap: 81 seconds. This describes available observations only.Direction confidence: 51%. Yes category weight: 63%.
Evidence-type confidence: 90%. Importance confidence: 41%. Importance does not predict a price move.
Jev used a verified post summary and market rules. No future prices or final result were included. This is a retrospective example. The outcome was unsettled when the post appeared.
Prices had already started rising, and vote counts continued to arrive. A runoff was still needed. Price changes near the post do not prove that this post caused them. First-publication time is unverified.