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Voters wait in line outside Escola Municipal Maro­lia de Dirceu, a polling place in Brazil on Election Day as millions of citizens head to the polls in the countryâ€⠢s closely contested 2026 general election. The presidential race between incumbent Luiz Ino¡cio Lula da Silva and right-wing Senator Flo¡vio Bolsonaro has dominated the campaign, with polls showing a tight contest ahead of the October 4 first round. Brazilians are also voting for governors, senators and federal and state legislators. Rio De Janeiro Brazil - ZUMAk251 20261004_znp_k251_005

Voters wait in line outside Escola Municipal Maro­lia de Dirceu, a polling place in Brazil on Election Day as millions of citizens head to the polls in the countryâ€⠢s closely contested 2026 general election. The presidential race between incumbent Luiz Ino¡cio Lula da Silva and right-wing Senator Flo¡vio Bolsonaro has dominated the campaign, with polls showing a tight contest ahead of the October 4 first round. Brazilians are also voting for governors, senators and federal and state legislators. Rio De Janeiro Brazil - ZUMAk251 20261004_znp_k251_005

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Recording Date: Oct 4, 2026

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October 4, 2026, Rio De Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil: Voters wait in line outside Escola Municipal Maro­lia de Dirceu, a polling place in Brazil on Election Day as millions of citizens head to the polls in the countryâ€⠢s closely contested 2026 general election. The presidential race between incumbent Luiz Ino¡cio Lula da Silva and right-wing Senator Flo¡vio Bolsonaro has dominated the campaign, with polls showing a tight contest ahead of the October 4 first round. Brazilians are also voting for governors, senators and federal and state legislators. Rio De Janeiro Brazil - ZUMAk251 20261004_znp_k251_005

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