After the Superior Electoral Court computerized more than 50 percent of the votes cast this Sunday, October 2, during the first round of the electoral contest in Brazil, the current president of the South American giant, Jair Bolsonaro, is ahead of the progressive Luiz In io Lula da Silva with a minimum advantage of 1.45 percent, which translates into a difference of 863,940 votes.
Almost three hours after the polling stations closed and the vote count began across the country, the main candidates for the presidency, Bolsonaro and Lula, have no conclusive results regarding the final count this Sunday.
So far, more than 52 percent of the polling stations have been counted, meaning that more than 65.5 million votes have been counted, zero of which have been annulled.
As for President Jair Bolsonaro, he has 46.31 percent of the votes counted, while Lula has 44.87 percent of the preferences.
It should be noted that with the end of the voting of the first round of the 2022 General Elections throughout the country, the Electoral Justice registered 4,872 complaints for irregular electoral propaganda, sent through the Pardal app.
In total, since August 16 - the date on which the electoral campaign began - 37,026 complaints have been registered through the application.
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