BREAKING: Brazil’s President of Election Court Says “There Was Absolutely NO RULE That Allowed Voting to Continue”

Justice Kassio Nunes Marques, President of Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court, stated there was no rule authorizing an extension of voting hours, calling the decision to keep polls open for an additional two hours in some districts an unprecedented and potentially problematic move. He emphasized that such a decision would bypass the Electoral Justice system’s exclusive competence and could significantly impact vote counts, especially technologically. The article implies this was a criminal act orchestrated by Lula’s allies to manipulate the election results, suggesting the only hope is to annul the results.

• Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court President Justice Kassio Nunes Marques declared there was no rule allowing voting to continue for an extra two hours.
• An order to extend voting was allegedly issued by a former attorney for President Lula, bypassing the Superior Electoral Court (TSE).
• Marques stated that the preliminary decision after voting closing time created difficulties and there were no regulations authorizing the extension.
• He highlighted that no extension has ever occurred in the history of the TSE.
• The article suggests this action is a criminal act and calls for the arrest and punishment of those responsible, advocating for the annulment of the election results.
• The author expresses hope for Bolsonaro’s success and prays for the people of Brazil, characterizing the country as run by socialists and tyrants.