Polling stations in Brazil open two hours longer after Supreme Court intervenes

Polling stations in Brazil were initially set to close at 5 PM local time. Lula's campaign claims voter access to public transport was restricted, disadvantaging him. Bolsonaro's camp also requested an extension due to severe weather affecting accessibility. The court agreed, leading to a temporary halt in processing interim results. Lula faces Bolsonaro in the presidential runoff, following a first round where Bolsonaro's son did not secure enough votes to win outright.