Bolsonaro, the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, called into question a late-Sunday decision by a Lula-appointed Supreme Court justice that extended voting by two hours over alleged voter transport irregularities. He said he would ask for the result to be annulled.

The ⁠scale of Bolsonaro's loss, with the senator trailing Lula by over 4 million votes, makes it unlikely his efforts to annul the vote will succeed, analysts said.

His petition is also undermined by the fact that his campaign also sought a voting extension due to heavy rains in the conservative-leaning south.

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[–] 15 points 4 days ago (1 child)

He has parlimentary immunity till january. He's still a senator

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  • I would assume there is a way to lift parliamentary immunity, especially given that the Brazilian fascists have not managed to fully secure the courts to support their antics.

    That's assuming one wants to play by the rules, which i think Lula does based on how he's acted in the past. But that does not mean you can't utilize these rules as much as possible.

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