Fact check: Was Brazil’s runoff “rigged”? What the evidence shows
Donald Trump said Brazil’s 25 October vote “looked like another rigged election.” He offered no evidence — and the losing side accepted the result.
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Donald Trump said Brazil’s 25 October vote “looked like another rigged election.” He offered no evidence — and the losing side accepted the result.
No evidenceAmericans vote on 3 November for every House seat and about a third of the Senate. The final stretch has been shaped by presidential rallies, a $1 million “voter fraud” reward and court fights over ballots.
Follow the count, the reactions and the coalition arithmetic as Israel waits for official results.
The incumbent took 51.79% of valid votes to Bolsonaro’s 48.21% in the reported count, a margin of almost 4.5 million votes. A day later, the Supreme Court ordered police to seize the senator’s passport.