The initial lead of Lula da Silva in the second round of the Brazilian presidential elections The initial and early results of the vote counting of the second round of the Brazilian presidential elections indicate the lead of Lula da Silva, although the vote counting process was temporarily stopped due to the decision of the Supreme Court. In the preliminary results of the second round, Lola da Silva won 57.66% of the votes, ahead of Flavio Bolsonaro with 42.34%. Those early votes came from counting just 0.25 percent of the funds, mostly from Lula's base of supporters in northern and northeastern Brazil. The Supreme Court extended the voting time by two hours and the counting process was stopped; Whereas Bolsonaro won the first round with 47.03 percent of the vote.

The initial lead of Lula da Silva in the second round of the Brazilian presidential elections The initial and early results of the vote counting of the second round of the Brazilian presidential elections indicate the lead of Lula da Silva, although the vote counting process was temporarily stopped due to the decision of the Supreme Court. In the preliminary results of the second round, Lola da Silva won 57.66% of the votes, ahead of Flavio Bolsonaro with 42.34%. Those early votes came from counting just 0.25 percent of the funds, mostly from Lula's base of supporters in northern and northeastern Brazil. The Supreme Court extended the voting time by two hours and the counting process was stopped; Whereas Bolsonaro won the first round with 47.03 percent of the vote.