Lula and Bolsonaro Vote in the Second Round of Brazil’s Presidential Elections
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Polling stations open at 8:00 a.m. and close at 5:00 p.m. local time. In Brazil, voting is done electronically, which allows for a quick vote count. Flavio Bolsonaro won 2.2 million more votes than Lula in the first round of elections, held on October 4. The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, then assessed his result as a "very big" victory. After voting at a polling station in Rio de Janeiro, Bolsonaro said yes
The presidential candidate held his vote in Rio de Janeiro. The polls show a technical tie against Lula da Silva in this second round.
The first to cast his vote was Flavio Bolsonaro in R or de Janeiro, Lula voting moments ago in the city of S or Bernardo do Campo
Surveys released on Saturday night show a technical tie between the two candidates, with a slight two-point advantage for Jair Bolsonaro
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