Brazil presidential runoff election

Brazil's Supreme Court minister Cristiano Zanin extended voting nationwide to 19:00 Brasília time, after a request from Lula's coalition, DW reports.

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Voting in Brazil's runoff is extended by two more hours after bus shortages kept voters from polling stations, DW reports.

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Lula says he will ask the courts to extend polling hours for voters kept from voting by bus shortages. Le Monde reports.

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Brazil's electoral court president says bus transport problems on voting day are being fixed, including in Salvador and São Paulo.

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More than 158 million eligible voters cast ballots across Brazil as voting enters its final hours, with polls set to close at 17:00 Brasília time.

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