With 99.89% of votes counted, Workers’ Party candidate Lula da Silva received 51.77% in Brazil’s presidential election, according to unofficial results.
Workers’ Party candidate Lula da Silva won Brazil’s presidential election, according to unofficial results. At the time the results were reported, 99.89% of the votes had been counted.
Lula da Silva received 51.77% of the counted vote. That share put the Workers’ Party candidate ahead in the presidential race.
The unofficial results secured Lula da Silva’s election as president for a fourth time. The result reflects the count at the stage when 99.89% of votes had been tallied.
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