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Brazil Supreme Court extends voting by two hours

Brazil’s Supreme Court extended voting hours nationwide by two hours on Sunday after public transit disruptions and severe weather. Justice Zanin approved joint requests from Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro. Electoral authorities briefly began counting ballots before pausing the count.
WHO: Brazil’s Supreme Court, with Justice Zanin approving joint requests from Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro
WHAT: Brazil’s Supreme Court extended voting hours nationwide by two hours.
WHEN: Oct 25, 2026
WHERE: Brazil
WHY: The extension followed public transit disruptions and severe weather conditions.

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