Brazil's incumbent president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won the second round of the presidential election and was re-elected as the country's president for a fourth term, the Supreme Court of Brazil (TSE) reported. According to the TSE, after counting 97.69% of the ballot boxes in the second election, Lula da Silva obtained 51.74% of the votes while his opponent, the right-wing opposition candidate Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, was supported by 48.26% of the votes.

Brazil's incumbent president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won the second round of the presidential election and was re-elected as the country's president for a fourth term, the Supreme Court of Brazil (TSE) reported. According to the TSE, after counting 97.69% of the ballot boxes in the second election, Lula da Silva obtained 51.74% of the votes while his opponent, the right-wing opposition candidate Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, was supported by 48.26% of the votes.