


ArmInfo. Brazil’s incumbent president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has been reelected for a new term, receiving 51.79% of the votes in the second round of the election. After the country’s Superior Electoral Court processed 100% of the protocols, Reuters reports.
According to the final results, the candidate from the Workers’ Party was supported by 64.26 million voters. His rival, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and representative of the right-wing opposition, received 48.21%, or approximately 59.83 million votes. The total number of valid ballots was 124.08 million.
Turnout reached 80.78%. More than 128.2 million people out of 158.75 million registered voters took part in the vote. At the same time, 2.72 million ballots were declared invalid, while another 1.43 million were blank.
According to the data presented, Lula da Silva became the first politician in Brazil’s modern history to win a presidential election after trailing in the first round. The start of his new presidential term is scheduled for January 5, 2027.


