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Photograph: S\u00e9rgio Lima/AFP/Getty ImagesBolsonaro\u2019s second son, Carlos Bolsonaro, 43, regarded as the most radical of the siblings \u2013 he ran his father\u2019s social media accounts and was indicted by federal police for leading a so-called hate cabinet that spread fake news and attacks on opponents \u2013 was also elected senator for the first time.His previous political career amounted to 25 years as a city councillor in Rio de Janeiro \u2013 starting at the age of 17, when his father put him up for a seat against his own mother, Rog\u00e9ria Bolsonaro, who had divorced Jair. Carlos won. (Rog\u00e9ria also ran last Sunday for a seat in the state legislature, still using the Bolsonaro surname, but lost.)From left, Jair, Michelle and Carlos Bolsonaro riding in an open car after Jair Bolsonaro\u2019s swearing-in ceremony in 2019.   Photograph: Andr\u00e9 Penner/APThe patriarch\u2019s fourth son, Jair Renan Valle Bolsonaro, 28, who dropped his two middle names on the ballot to run simply as Jair Bolsonaro, jumped from city councillor to federal congressman.Of Bolsonaro\u2019s five children, only his 15-year-old daughter has never held political office.Even the former president\u2019s younger brother, Renato Bolsonaro, 62, nicknamed the \u201cbrother who can\u2019t win\u201d after losing seven consecutive elections for lower-level offices, was elected. He went from fewer than 10,000 votes in a mayoral race two years ago to 380,000 votes for congress.During the campaign, Renato caused some friction within the family by saying that \u201cFl\u00e1vio is not Jair. He doesn\u2019t draw crowds\u201d. At the polls, however, Fl\u00e1vio ended up winning more votes than his father did in 2018 and 2022, although the result is seen by some as more of an anti-Lula vote than a strong preference for the senator.The number of Bolsonaros in office could have been even higher had \u201cson 03\u201d, Eduardo Bolsonaro, 42, not abandoned his seat in congress and gone into self-imposed exile in the US, where for more than a year he has lobbied for what Lula and many others see as Donald Trump\u2019s attempts to interfere in Brazil\u2019s elections.Although Michelle is the most recent member of the family to enter politics, it is she who is often considered to be the leading figure among the Bolsonaros. In a July poll, she was named the most powerful woman in Brazilian politics, well ahead of the current first lady, Janja Lula da Silva, in addition to a supreme court justice and many members of congress.\u201cShe is a phenomenon,\u201d said Camila Rocha, a researcher at the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning, who has interviewed voters and studied the Brazilian right for a decade. \u201cEven Bolsonaro voters don\u2019t like his sons very much, but many of them like Michelle, who is very charismatic.\u201dEduardo and Jair Bolsonaro at press conference in Brasilia in November 2018.   Photograph: Jo\u00e9dson Alves/EPAThe daughter of a housewife and a retired bus driver from the metropolitan region around Bras\u00edlia, Michelle was working as a parliamentary secretary for another politician when, at 25, she met Bolsonaro, then a 52-year-old congressman. She is his third wife.When he took office as president in 2019, Michelle made history by becoming the first and only Brazilian first lady to deliver a speech at an inauguration. She did so in Brazilian Sign Language, which she had mastered while working as an interpreter at evangelical church services \u2013 her religiosity is seen as one of the main assets behind Bolsonaro\u2019s close relationship with evangelical voters.Despite playing by Bolsonaro\u2019s party\u2019s rules, Michelle was at the centre of one of the most contentious moments of Fl\u00e1vio Bolsonaro\u2019s campaign, when she said that she had been \u201chumiliated\u201d, \u201cdisrespected\u201d and \u201cmistreated\u201d by the senator. Reports of friction between her and her stepsons are frequent. Given her popularity, Fl\u00e1vio had to apologise publicly \u2013 although Michelle accepted it, the two did not campaign together.Polls suggested Bolsonaro supporters would have preferred the former first lady as the presidential candidate, but the patriarch opted for his eldest son, and gave her the senate mission instead. \u201cThat was the mission my husband entrusted to me, and I will represent him, God willing,\u201d she said in August.Michelle and Bolsonaro\u2019s sons were also widely seen as helping secure victories for other far-right candidates from Bolsonaro\u2019s party, which will have by far the largest bloc in the next congress.\u201cAlthough the family has been in politics for a long time, many voters still see the Bolsonaros as representing \u2018renewal\u2019 and an anti-system vote,\u201d said Rocha.\u201cSo, to change everything, these voters want to throw a \u2018bomb\u2019 that blows up congress and Lula. And that bomb is the Bolsonaro family,\u201d she added."
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