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Celina Leão (PP) is re-elected governor of the Federal District, according to a Datafolha projection reported by Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles highlights that Celina Leão is the first woman elected governor of the DF.

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Danilo Forte says Zanin's decision to extend voting opens an electoral crisis. Gazeta do Povo reports that the decision opens a loophole to annul the election. Nunes Maques says the same decision made the electoral process harder.

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Voters report a lack of buses to vote in São Paulo, Salvador and Petrópolis, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that union centrals say the lack of buses undermines democracy. Agência Brasil reports that a lawyer sees the lack of voter transport as sabotage of democracy.

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International press covers the runoff dispute between Lula and Flávio, according to Metrópoles. Agência Brasil reports that international press highlights Lula's victory, which it calls historic. Gazeta do Povo highlights the confusion created by Zanin in the Brazilian election, while Folha de S.Paulo highlights how long the voting lasted in Brazil.

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Danilo Forte says Zanin's decision to extend voting opens an electoral crisis. Gazeta do Povo reports that the decision opens a loophole to annul the election. Nunes Maques says the same decision made the electoral process harder.

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Vicentinho Júnior (PSDB) is elected governor of Tocantins, according to the headlines. Folha de S.Paulo, citing a Datafolha poll, projects the election before the final count. Metrópoles reports a comeback in the second round.

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Omar Aziz (PSD) was elected governor of Amazonas, according to Folha de S.Paulo, citing a Datafolha projection. Earlier, Metrópoles reported that Omar Aziz and Professor Maria do Carmo were voting in Manaus.

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Voters report a lack of buses to vote in São Paulo, Salvador and Petrópolis, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that union centrals say the lack of buses undermines democracy. Agência Brasil reports that a lawyer sees the lack of voter transport as sabotage of democracy.

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Reports describe confusion at the close of polling stations after a court decision extended voting. Metrópoles reports partial results in Minas Gerais, with 0.88% of ballots counted, showing Flávio at 50.42% and Lula at 49.58%.

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International press covers the runoff dispute between Lula and Flávio, according to Metrópoles. Agência Brasil reports that international press highlights Lula's victory, which it calls historic. Gazeta do Povo highlights the confusion created by Zanin in the Brazilian election, while Folha de S.Paulo highlights how long the voting lasted in Brazil.

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Three Brazilian outlets report Zanin's decision on extending voting, which they say left voters and poll workers without guidance and split the courts. Gazeta do Povo says the decision leaves the regional electoral courts lost and divides the courts; Folha de S.Paulo reports a complaint filed with the TSE; Metrópoles describes voters and poll workers lost in polling stations in the Federal District.

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Three Brazilian outlets report Zanin's decision on extending voting, which they say left voters and poll workers without guidance and split the courts. Gazeta do Povo says the decision leaves the regional electoral courts lost and divides the courts; Folha de S.Paulo reports a complaint filed with the TSE; Metrópoles describes voters and poll workers lost in polling stations in the Federal District.

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Metrópoles reports that Eduardo Bolsonaro, in a video in English, accuses the elections of fraud, also without evidence.

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Reports describe confusion at the close of polling stations after a court decision extended voting. Metrópoles reports partial results in Minas Gerais, with 0.88% of ballots counted, showing Flávio at 50.42% and Lula at 49.58%.

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Three Brazilian outlets report Zanin's decision on extending voting, which they say left voters and poll workers without guidance and split the courts. Gazeta do Povo says the decision leaves the regional electoral courts lost and divides the courts; Folha de S.Paulo reports a complaint filed with the TSE; Metrópoles describes voters and poll workers lost in polling stations in the Federal District.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the order as a preliminary injunction, and Metrópoles says it answers a request from the PT party; Agência Brasil and Folha only state the extension.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the order as a preliminary injunction, and Metrópoles says it answers a request from the PT party; Agência Brasil and Folha only state the extension.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the order as a preliminary injunction, and Metrópoles says it answers a request from the PT party; Agência Brasil and Folha only state the extension.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the order as a preliminary injunction, and Metrópoles says it answers a request from the PT party; Agência Brasil and Folha only state the extension.

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Metrópoles reports that the PT is asking for more voting time in São Paulo after problems with buses. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Lula is asking for longer voting hours and accuses mayors of hindering access to the ballot boxes.

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Metrópoles reports that the PT is asking for more voting time in São Paulo after problems with buses. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Lula is asking for longer voting hours and accuses mayors of hindering access to the ballot boxes.

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Folha de S.Paulo says rain and a lack of buses hurt Sunday's (25th) second-round voting. Metrópoles says Lula urged people not to give up on voting because of the lack of buses. Agência Brasil says the PT has notified the TRE-SP over the lack of buses in the city this Sunday.

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The Electoral Justice ordered the arrest of Salvador's mobility secretary, according to Folha de S.Paulo, over the withholding of buses. Gazeta do Povo links the withholding of buses to PT stickers, while RTP and Diário de Notícias mention only a reduction in the bus fleet. Metrópoles reports that PT took the matter to the Electoral Justice after buses were kept in the depots in Salvador. Expresso mentions the arrest order for Salvador's mobility secretary due to the reduction of the bus fleet.

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Marine Le Pen launched her campaign for the French presidential election in Orléans, promising a national "rebirth" and the restoration of order, according to Latin American and Peruvian outlets. Portuguese outlets report that Le Pen promises a "national unity" government and wants to enshrine "the national community" in the Constitution. La Tercera reports that unions are calling for new demonstrations.

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According to CBS News, the Alaska Senate candidate suffered minor injuries in a car accident. PBS NewsHour reports that Democratic candidate Mary Peltola and her family were lightly hurt in a car crash. Fox News covers the same crash and adds that the injuries forced her to skip campaign events.

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Metrópoles reports that the PT is asking for more voting time in São Paulo after problems with buses. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Lula is asking for longer voting hours and accuses mayors of hindering access to the ballot boxes.

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Voters report a lack of buses to vote in São Paulo, Salvador and Petrópolis, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that union centrals say the lack of buses undermines democracy. Agência Brasil reports that a lawyer sees the lack of voter transport as sabotage of democracy.

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The PT is asking for the arrest of a secretary linked to Ricardo Nunes over the shortage of buses in São Paulo during the elections.

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Ahead of Brazil's 2026 presidential results, La Nación (Argentina) asks when they will be known. El Comercio (Peru) publishes live results of Flávio Bolsonaro against Lula da Silva in a runoff. RPP (Peru) reports a 100% count in regions, but its headline does not say which election that is.

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According to Jornal de Notícias and Expresso, voter division at the Cidade Universitária in Lisbon mirrors the division within Brazil in the Brazilian elections. RTP reports that a Brazilian woman was attacked after voting at the Cidade Universitária in Lisbon.

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According to Jornal de Notícias and Expresso, voter division at the Cidade Universitária in Lisbon mirrors the division within Brazil in the Brazilian elections. RTP reports that a Brazilian woman was attacked after voting at the Cidade Universitária in Lisbon.

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The Israeli military launched a large operation in the West Bank days before Israel's election, according to CBC News and PBS NewsHour. According to CBS News and Dawn, Israel will close West Bank crossings before the election, including on election day. Al Jazeera reports that Israel is expanding expulsions in the occupied West Bank to consolidate control, while Dhaka Tribune says a UN investigation accuses Israel of “extermination” in the region. The Hindu repeats the PBS NewsHour headline about the operation without adding details.

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A US appeals court will hear arguments in the Trump administration's voting lawsuit against California, according to ABC News. Al Jazeera and The Jerusalem Post say the court appears sceptical of the lawsuit over California's voter rolls and mail-in ballots.

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According to CBC News, the Conservatives will form a majority government in the British Columbia election. The Globe and Mail confirms that British Columbia's Conservatives have won a majority. The Indian Express highlights that 15 Punjabi-origin candidates won seats for the Conservatives.

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The Israeli military launched a large operation in the West Bank days before Israel's election, according to CBC News and PBS NewsHour. According to CBS News and Dawn, Israel will close West Bank crossings before the election, including on election day. Al Jazeera reports that Israel is expanding expulsions in the occupied West Bank to consolidate control, while Dhaka Tribune says a UN investigation accuses Israel of “extermination” in the region. The Hindu repeats the PBS NewsHour headline about the operation without adding details.

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The Electoral Justice ordered the arrest of Salvador's mobility secretary, according to Folha de S.Paulo, over the withholding of buses. Gazeta do Povo links the withholding of buses to PT stickers, while RTP and Diário de Notícias mention only a reduction in the bus fleet. Metrópoles reports that PT took the matter to the Electoral Justice after buses were kept in the depots in Salvador. Expresso mentions the arrest order for Salvador's mobility secretary due to the reduction of the bus fleet.

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Israel will close West Bank crossings on election day, according to BBC and Al Jazeera, which also mention a lockdown in Hebron. CBC, CBS and PBS report that the Israeli military is carrying out a large-scale operation in the West Bank, a few days before the election. The Times of Israel says the army will impose a lockdown on the West Bank during the election, and Dawn reports the closure of all crossings on voting day.

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Barack Obama backed Abdul El-Sayed at a Michigan rally, where, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano, he said opponents were using El-Sayed's faith to attack him. Donald Trump attacked El-Sayed during a Michigan campaign stop, according to CBS News. Al Jazeera reports that Trump stoked Islamophobia at a Michigan rally against El-Sayed.

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The Israeli military launched a large operation in the West Bank days before Israel's election, according to CBC News and PBS NewsHour. According to CBS News and Dawn, Israel will close West Bank crossings before the election, including on election day. Al Jazeera reports that Israel is expanding expulsions in the occupied West Bank to consolidate control, while Dhaka Tribune says a UN investigation accuses Israel of “extermination” in the region. The Hindu repeats the PBS NewsHour headline about the operation without adding details.

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Quaest gives Allyson Bezerra (União Brasil) 51% and Cadu de Lula (PT) 49% in Rio Grande do Norte. Both candidates for governor of Rio Grande do Norte went to vote in the second round.

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The Federal Police arrested four people for electoral crimes, according to the Justice Ministry, which points to more cases in Rio Grande do Sul. A first Federal Police tally reports two electoral crime cases nationwide. The Federal District's public security secretariat received more than three times as many electoral crime reports in the second round.

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Rui Costa says the PT will seek the arrest of Salvador's mayor over a lack of buses on the streets on election day. Salvador's mayor says union members stuck PT stickers on buses. Lula says he will seek the arrest of what he calls a «criminal mayor».

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According to CBC News, the Conservatives will form a majority government in the British Columbia election. The Globe and Mail confirms that British Columbia's Conservatives have won a majority. The Indian Express highlights that 15 Punjabi-origin candidates won seats for the Conservatives.

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Several outlets report that Brazil is voting in a tense runoff between Lula and Bolsonaro, with US influence in Latin America at stake. CBS News describes the runoff as between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, without mentioning outside influence. The Jerusalem Post says Lula overtakes Bolsonaro in the runoff, with half the votes counted.

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Gazeta do Povo adds that Fachin also defended dialogue between the branches of government.

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Ahead of Brazil's 2026 presidential results, La Nación (Argentina) asks when they will be known. El Comercio (Peru) publishes live results of Flávio Bolsonaro against Lula da Silva in a runoff. RPP (Peru) reports a 100% count in regions, but its headline does not say which election that is.

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Brazilian outlets explain how voters who missed the first round can justify their absence from the second-round vote. Metrópoles says the justification can be filed up to 60 days after the vote.

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In the first hours of voting, 467 ballot boxes were replaced, according to Agência Brasil and Metrópoles. RTP reports that the ballot boxes closed two hours later than planned.

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Several outlets report that Brazil is voting in a tense runoff between Lula and Bolsonaro, with US influence in Latin America at stake. CBS News describes the runoff as between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, without mentioning outside influence. The Jerusalem Post says Lula overtakes Bolsonaro in the runoff, with half the votes counted.

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The Israeli military launched a large operation in the West Bank days before Israel's election, according to CBC News and PBS NewsHour. According to CBS News and Dawn, Israel will close West Bank crossings before the election, including on election day. Al Jazeera reports that Israel is expanding expulsions in the occupied West Bank to consolidate control, while Dhaka Tribune says a UN investigation accuses Israel of “extermination” in the region. The Hindu repeats the PBS NewsHour headline about the operation without adding details.

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The Federal Police arrested four people for electoral crimes, according to the Justice Ministry, which points to more cases in Rio Grande do Sul. A first Federal Police tally reports two electoral crime cases nationwide. The Federal District's public security secretariat received more than three times as many electoral crime reports in the second round.

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The Electoral Justice ordered the arrest of Salvador's mobility secretary, according to Folha de S.Paulo, over the withholding of buses. Gazeta do Povo links the withholding of buses to PT stickers, while RTP and Diário de Notícias mention only a reduction in the bus fleet. Metrópoles reports that PT took the matter to the Electoral Justice after buses were kept in the depots in Salvador. Expresso mentions the arrest order for Salvador's mobility secretary due to the reduction of the bus fleet.

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Metrópoles reports that Arthur Aguiar spoke out after committing an electoral crime, saying he did not know.

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Metrópoles reports that Eduardo Bolsonaro, in a video in English, accuses the elections of fraud, also without evidence.

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In the first hours of voting, 467 ballot boxes were replaced, according to Agência Brasil and Metrópoles. RTP reports that the ballot boxes closed two hours later than planned.

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The Federal Police arrested four people for electoral crimes, according to the Justice Ministry, which points to more cases in Rio Grande do Sul. A first Federal Police tally reports two electoral crime cases nationwide. The Federal District's public security secretariat received more than three times as many electoral crime reports in the second round.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, Golan and Winter receive Shin Bet protection two days before the election, following petitions from their parties. The Times of Israel reports that the Shin Bet will provide security for three opposition leaders amid rising threats. Haaretz refers to private security directed by the Shin Bet to protect Golan and Winter ahead of the election.

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Several outlets report that Brazil is voting in a tense runoff between Lula and Bolsonaro, with US influence in Latin America at stake. CBS News describes the runoff as between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, without mentioning outside influence. The Jerusalem Post says Lula overtakes Bolsonaro in the runoff, with half the votes counted.

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Israel's elections will test Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to stay in power, according to CBS News. The New York Times writes about how Netanyahu could hold on to power, while the Indian Express asks why he still dominates Israeli politics. The National reports that Donald Trump has endorsed Netanyahu again. Der Spiegel focuses on his adviser Srulik Einhorn and Einhorn's ties to the CDU.

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Folha de S.Paulo headlines that Lula won 70.5% of the vote in mainland China, with turnout rising.

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Haaretz says Netanyahu summoned the police chief for an election-readiness briefing after the chief refused a meeting with Ben-Gvir. The Times of Israel says the election panel chair allowed a meeting between the police chief, Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir, despite the attorney general's objection. Le Figaro describes Ben-Gvir as having moved from outcast to an unavoidable figure on the Israeli right.

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Outlets report that Brazil held a presidential runoff between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro, which Clarín describes as one of the closest in the country's history. RPP and El Comercio report that Lula da Silva was re-elected, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro in the runoff. La Nación only asks who won the election, without naming a winner.

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According to ABC, Lula and Bolsonaro are technically tied ahead of Brazil's presidential runoff. Several Spanish-language outlets are running live coverage and polling-hour reports, without giving results. El Universal and El Comercio frame the vote as a contest between Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli army chief, is presented as Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election. Eisenkot's Yashar party asks that Netanyahu not meet the police chief on election integrity, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports the same attempt to block the Netanyahu meeting with the police chief on election integrity.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli army chief, is presented as Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election. Eisenkot's Yashar party asks that Netanyahu not meet the police chief on election integrity, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports the same attempt to block the Netanyahu meeting with the police chief on election integrity.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, Golan and Winter receive Shin Bet protection two days before the election, following petitions from their parties. The Times of Israel reports that the Shin Bet will provide security for three opposition leaders amid rising threats. Haaretz refers to private security directed by the Shin Bet to protect Golan and Winter ahead of the election.

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