Brazil extends voting in presidential runoff after transit disruptions
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Brazil's Workers' Party (PT) will ask the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) to extend voting hours, alleging reduced bus service in São Paulo and Bahia could suppress turnout. The claim is unverified and appears aimed at mitigating potential electoral disadvantage. This is a procedural move in an active election, with implications for electoral integrity and result legitimacy.
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Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) ordered a nationwide two-hour extension of voting in the presidential runoff, citing public transportation disruptions. This judicial intervention, which overruled the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and occurred after initial poll closures, led to temporary confusion and a suspension of the vote count. Polling stations have since closed, and vote counting has resumed, though concerns about electoral credibility persist.
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