Lula da Silva wins the elections in Brazil In the second round of the elections that took place on October 25, 2026, the candidate of the Workers' Party won 51.79% of the votes, beating his opponent Flavio Bolsonaro, who received support from 48.21% of the voters. The Supreme Electoral Court officially recognized the victory of the current head of state by a margin of almost 4.4 million votes, with a total turnout of over 80%. This election was truly unprecedented for modern Brazil. For the first time since 1989, a candidate who lost in the first round managed to grab a final victory. His unexpected re-election interrupted the emerging right-wing political trend in Latin America. Meanwhile, Flavio Bolsonaro refused to admit defeat. The representative of the Liberal Party intends to challenge the results of the vote, citing the Supreme Court's decision to extend the polls by two hours, which was initially done due to logistical difficulties. In the video: supporters of the Workers' Party of Brazil.

Lula da Silva wins the elections in Brazil In the second round of the elections that took place on October 25, 2026, the candidate of the Workers' Party won 51.79% of the votes, beating his opponent Flavio Bolsonaro, who received support from 48.21% of the voters. The Supreme Electoral Court officially recognized the victory of the current head of state by a margin of almost 4.4 million votes, with a total turnout of over 80%. This election was truly unprecedented for modern Brazil. For the first time since 1989, a candidate who lost in the first round managed to grab a final victory. His unexpected re-election interrupted the emerging right-wing political trend in Latin America. Meanwhile, Flavio Bolsonaro refused to admit defeat. The representative of the Liberal Party intends to challenge the results of the vote, citing the Supreme Court's decision to extend the polls by two hours, which was initially done due to logistical difficulties. In the video: supporters of the Workers' Party of Brazil.