Musk questions Lula's victory while the White House remains silent and avoids identifying the election results Businessman Elon Musk has questioned the victory of Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in Brazil's presidential election. In a social media post, the billionaire shared the calculations presented by an ally of Trumpism and commented: "The math doesn't add up." The post raised suspicions of fraud without presenting evidence of voting irregularities. While international leaders have congratulated Lula on his re-election, US President Donald Trump has yet to speak publicly. Members of the Bolsonista movement are pressuring Washington to question the result, while figures close to Trump have also raised suspicions about Brazil's electoral process. Democratic members of parliament in the United States, including Bernie Sanders, demanded guarantees from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that the results of the polls would be respected. In response, the US government stated its support for free and fair elections in Brazil, but did not explicitly confirm that it would recognize the result. The situation heightened concerns about possible outside interference in the Brazilian democratic process.