All the main numbers from the election that re-elected Lula president of Brazil

On October 26, Brazil's Lula was re-elected for a fourth term, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro with over four million votes. Lula secured 64,256,232 votes (51.79%) against Bolsonaro's 59,826,041 votes (48.21%). This election marked the first time a candidate lost in the first round and won in the second. In Portugal, Lula won in Lisbon and Porto, while Bolsonaro took Faro. Voter turnout decreased in all three electoral zones compared to the first round, with Faro having the lowest participation at 38.40%. Despite the drop in abstention rates, over half of registered voters did not participate in the second round.