UOL Notícias has launched a live "Radar da eleição" tool to follow voting in Brazil's second-round election across the country, the outlet reported on Sunday, 25 October 2026. The tracker is presented as a way for readers to monitor the runoff as ballots are cast nationwide.
Coverage of the same vote day also extended beyond Brazil. According to Poder360, G1, Terra and Público, a 17-year-old Brazilian was attacked in Lisbon after voting. The outlets reported that the teenager supports Lula; Público reported she was taken to a hospital, and Terra, citing a newspaper, said she was punched in the face.
The reports differ in emphasis but agree on the core account: the incident took place abroad, after the teenager had voted, and involved a physical assault. No further details on her condition or on any response from authorities appear in the material available.
The episode places attention on voting by Brazilians outside the country during the runoff, alongside the domestic tally that UOL Notícias is following in its live tracker.
What to watch next: official turnout figures and any statement from Brazilian or Portuguese authorities on the Lisbon case.
