A performatic action held during the day before the first and second terms of brazilian presidential elections. Taking from popular brazilian tradition of bashing “Judas Dolls”, makeshift life-sized stuffed manikins, often portraying politicians or other notoriously hated figures that are beaten to destruction by members of the audience. Participants could chose from any of the tools provided - all of them previously used in political protest bot in Brazil and abroad - to cast their negative vote. Many other chose to simply with their favourite candidate doll good luck or even take selfies with them.
