Lula Wins Fourth Term in Dramatic Brazilian Election Comeback
Automated summary•27 October 2026 at 00:37
Leftist leader Lula has won a fourth presidential term in Brazil, securing 51.79 percent of the vote after trailing in the first round.
The result marks a dramatic turnaround, taking Lula from an opening-round defeat to victory in the decisive vote.
He becomes the first Brazilian president elected after losing the first round since the country returned to civilian rule in 1985.
The victory adds a new chapter to Lula’s political career and sets a milestone in Brazil’s post-military electoral history.
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