In the early morning of the 5th local time, Brazil's High Electoral Court announced the final vote count results for the first round of voting in Brazil's presidential election. Flavio Bosonaro received the most votes, with 47.03%; Lula ranked second with 45.16% of the vote; all other candidates received less than 3% of the vote. The turnout this time was 78.92%, and more than 33.46 million people did not participate in the voting. According to the voting results, since no one won, the son of former President Jair Bosonaro, Liberal Party candidate Flavio Bosonaro, and current Brazilian President and Labor Party candidate Lula will compete in the second round on October 25.

In the early morning of the 5th local time, Brazil's High Electoral Court announced the final vote count results for the first round of voting in Brazil's presidential election. Flavio Bosonaro received the most votes, with 47.03%; Lula ranked second with 45.16% of the vote; all other candidates received less than 3% of the vote. The turnout this time was 78.92%, and more than 33.46 million people did not participate in the voting. According to the voting results, since no one won, the son of former President Jair Bosonaro, Liberal Party candidate Flavio Bosonaro, and current Brazilian President and Labor Party candidate Lula will compete in the second round on October 25.