With 64.81% of polling stations counted (TSE figures via The Rio Times):

Flávio Bolsonaro (PL): 49.58% (37,566,895 votes)

Lula (PT): 42.25% (32,007,853 votes)

Others: Augusto Cury 2.97%, Ronaldo Caiado 2.34%, Renan Santos 2.34%, Romeu Zema 0.29%

The gap was likely to keep narrowing after this bulletin:

Flávio's states were nearly done: Paraná (99% counted) and the Federal District (99.5%), which he led with 60% and 51%.

Lula's states were still reporting: Bahia (67%), Ceará (68%) and Pernambuco (75%), which he led with 65%, 62% and 63%.

The big two: Flávio led São Paulo with 52% (90% counted) and Rio de Janeiro with 53% (73% counted).

Datafolha projected a second round between the two when about 45% of ballots were counted, according to Bloomberg.

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