The Supreme Court of Brazil decided to extend voting hours nationwide by two hours at the request of Lula, who said that many municipalities do not have the public transportation necessary to vote at the time. The Supreme Court's decision was published immediately after the end of the official voting and simultaneously with the publication of the first results of the second round of the elections, according to which, after counting 0.3% of the votes, Lula was confidently in the lead, winning 57.7% of the votes.

The Supreme Court of Brazil decided to extend voting hours nationwide by two hours at the request of Lula, who said that many municipalities do not have the public transportation necessary to vote at the time. The Supreme Court's decision was published immediately after the end of the official voting and simultaneously with the publication of the first results of the second round of the elections, according to which, after counting 0.3% of the votes, Lula was confidently in the lead, winning 57.7% of the votes.