Very interesting to see that they have a portrait of the candidate on the ballot! It'd be fascinating to see if there have been any studies done on what effect that might have--e.g., if candidates with conventionally attractive portraits do better than polling would indicate, or vice-versa, or if "standing out" marginally increases vote share.
Like, as the only woman in a ballot full of men and the only candidate who could reasonably be described as approaching hot, I'd have to think dos Santos Matias gets at least a bit of a boost.
She may look a bit manly, but Ana Gomes is a woman too
Ah oops, I didn't mean any disrespect to her! I just didn't click through to the twitter post with the ballot, and so didn't see her. I actually think she got a good portrait.
Also I'll revise my earlier sentiment re: attractiveness--seeing the entire ballot now, I'll rank Joćo Ferreira along with Marisa Matias in the coveted "borderline-hot-for-a-politician" category