Final vote count results of Brazil's general election

Brazil's Superior Electoral Court announced late on October 25 local time the final vote count results of the second round of Brazil's presidential election: incumbent President and Workers' Party candidate Lula received 51.79% of the vote, while former President Jair Bolsonaro's son and Liberal Party candidate Flvio received 48.21%. The turnout for this vote was 80.78%. According to the voting results, Lula won Brazil's presidential election and successfully secured re-election, and will begin his fourth presidential term. In the first round of voting held on October 4, Flvio ranked first with 47.03% of the vote, and Lula ranked second with 45.16%. Neither obtained more than half of the valid votes, and the election entered the second round.