On the evening of October 25, local time, Brazil's High Electoral Court announced the final vote count results for the second round of voting in Brazil's presidential election: current president, Labor Party candidate Lula, won 51.79% of the vote, and former president Jair Bossonaro's son and Liberal Party candidate Flavio won 48.21% of the vote. The turnout this time was 80.78%. According to the voting results, Lula won the Brazilian presidential election, was successfully re-elected, and will begin his fourth presidential term. In the first round of voting in the election held on October 4, Flavio ranked first with 47.03% of the vote, and Lula ranked second with 45.16%. Neither of them received more than half of the valid votes, and the election entered the second round.
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On the evening of October 25, local time, Brazil's High Electoral Court announced the final vote count results for the second round of voting in Brazil's presidential election: current president, Labor Party candidate Lula, won 51.79% of the vote, and former president Jair Bossonaro's son and Liberal Party candidate Flavio won 48.21% of the vote. The turnout this time was 80.78%. According to the voting results, Lula won the Brazilian presidential election, was successfully re-elected, and will begin his fourth presidential term. In the first round of voting in the election held on October 4, Flavio ranked first with 47.03% of the vote, and Lula ranked second with 45.16%. Neither of them received more than half of the valid votes, and the election entered the second round.
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