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Brazil extends voting in presidential runoff after transit disruptions

Brazil's Supreme Court ordered voting hours extended nationwide after public transportation problems delayed voters in the presidential runoff. The intervention occurred after counting had begun, raising legal and procedural questions. The outcome remains uncertain, and the extension could affect turnout and results in a closely contested race.

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Süddeutsche Zeitungabout 1 hour agoBRCredibility 49%View source

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activePoliticsJustice1h ago

Brazil Supreme Court Extends Voting Hours Amid Transit Disruptions

Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) has confirmed a nationwide extension of voting hours until 7 PM, overriding the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and the Electoral Public Ministry, due to confirmed public transportation disruptions. This judicial intervention, prompted by requests from the Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro campaigns, has led the TSE to suspend the vote count until polls officially close. The full impact on turnout and final results remains uncertain, but the procedural changes introduce complexity to the election's conclusion.

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activePoliticsJustice3m ago