After losing to current President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil's presidential runoff, Flavio Bosonaro requested that the runoff be declared null and void. The voting process was chaotic. Along with accusations of suppressing voters, the voting period was extended at the last minute. Bosonaro accuses the Supreme Court of changing the rules during the voting process. His demands will further disrupt this election, which is already highly tense and has diametrically opposed ideologies between the opposing sides. Brazil's elections are generally orderly, and its electronic voting system is known for being fast and reliable, but it fell into chaos on Sunday afternoon. Lula's campaign claimed that several key states have public transportation problems and requested an extension of voting time, including the left-wing leader's important polling center in the northeast, Bahia, and São Paulo, the country's largest polling center.

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