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Flávio Bolsonaro wins Lula da Silva, but Brazil goes to the second round

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Briefings

Brazilian President Lula da Silva and candidate Flávio Bolsonaro are running for a second presidential election in October 2026. The TSE officially declared the election mathematically defined after the first round. In Lisbon, Lula won with 14,948 votes (53.51%), while Flávio placed second with 10,548 votes (37.76%). In Porto, Lula secured 10,356 votes (52.49%) against Flávio's 7,559 votes (38.32%). Flávio overtook Lula in Faro, winning 1,305 votes (48.88%) to surpass the President's 1,097 votes (41.09%).

Key points

• The Supreme Tribunal Electoral of Brazil (TSE) officially declared the 2026 presidential election mathematically defined after the first round.
• Flávio Bolsonaro overtook Lula da Silva in Faro, securing 48.88% of the vote against the President's 41.09% in that jurisdiction.

Context and limitations

Data covers only three Portuguese jurisdictions (Lisbon, Porto, Faro) for the 2026 election. Results are based on official TSE figures as of October 2026, with no further data provided.

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