Así votó cada municipio de Brasil: las grandes ciudades y el voto de terceros dieron la vuelta a la elección

Lula da Silva won Brazil's presidential election for the fourth time, securing 51.79% of the votes against Flávio Bolsonaro. His victory was largely supported by major cities and votes from eliminated candidates. The electoral map reveals a divided nation, with Lula's support concentrated in the Northeast and urban areas, while Bolsonaro dominated the Midwest and South. Lula's gains were particularly pronounced in municipalities where third-party candidates had significant backing in the first round. Overall, Lula increased his support in nearly all municipalities, winning in 2,875 compared to Bolsonaro's 2,695 in the second round.