UPDATE: Commie Lula da Silva Wins Reelection Over Flavio Bolsonaro in Brazilian Presidential Election – All Polling Aggregators Got the Result Wrong for Some Weird Reason

The Brazilian presidential election featured a close contest between socialist Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro. A Supreme Court justice, formerly Lula’s personal attorney, extended voting hours, which led to a pause in ballot counting. Despite trailing in polls, Lula da Silva was declared the winner, prompting questions about the accuracy of polling aggregators and the electronic voting system.

• Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro were in a tight race for the Brazilian Presidency.
• Supreme Court Justice Cristiano Zanin, Lula’s former personal attorney, extended voting hours due to transport and weather issues.
• The ballot counting was paused and resumed after the extension.
• Lula da Silva ultimately won the election, which was conducted using electronic voting machines.
• The election results defied all polling aggregator predictions.