. >> let's cross over to gabriel alazondo. he's joining us from the campaign headquarters of the losing candidate, i imagine quite a lot of disappoint especially considering what a tight race it seemed to be. >> it's the tightest race ever. there is relief by rousseff and her supporters that they're able to get this victory. and now we have to look forward and we can get a sense now that the challenges that dilma rousseff is going to face. the stock exchange of the sao paolo stock exchange is down 4% today. and the state run agency, their stocks are down 10%. that's immediate reaction to dilma rousseff from being re-elected. rousseff is not worried about that. she's worried about her supporters, and the ones she was able to convince that she could carry on this social programs that would keep brazil moving forward, and unemployment very low. she has got challenges, and i want to bring in a political analyst to start talking about those. first quickly, what about the markets? why are they reacting so negatively? >> well, the be

gabrielle alazondo if files this report. >> here in downtown, they are hoping to glimpse a candidatehen she is expected to give her big last campaign rally here she has been polling at about 40, 43% or so but the way it works noor brazil is if no candidates gets 50% plus one on the first ballot t will go into a run-off. she is hoping a late surge will maybe present that and have h heroining the first ballot. we don't know because she is facing very, very tough competition in a very difficult election on one side. you have the former environmental minister that's positioning herself as sort of the new face of brazilian politics and she has been campaigning very hard as of late as well, but she seems to have lost a little bit of her moment thank you very much she had early, late august and early september. on the other side, you have the young and charismatic senator who has been hitting hard on economic issues saying when rusef took over four years ago, brazil was growing at 7.5%. now, this year, gdp droeth is expected to be less than 1%. he is saying he is the candidate that will get