CBS NewsBrazilians voting Sunday in choice between President Jair Bolsonaro and former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
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64% : For months, it appeared that da Silva was headed for easy victory as he kindled nostalgia for his 2003-2010 presidency, when Brazil's economy was booming and welfare helped tens of millions join the middle class.51% : Many Brazilians support Bolsonaro's defense of conservative social values and he has shored up support with vast government spending.
48% : He claimed that his rival's return to power would usher in communism, legalized drugs, abortion and the persecution of churches -- things that didn't happen during da Silva's earlier eight years in office.
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