BREAKING: Brazil’s President of Election Court Says “There Was Absolutely NO RULE That Allowed Voting to Continue”
Brazil’s election was kept open an additional two hours in some districts by an illegal order from corrupt President Lulu’s former attorney.
🚨 JUST IN: In a bombshell statement, Brazil’s President of the Superior Electoral Court Justice Kassio Nunes Marques just SOUNDED THE ALARM that there was absolutely NO RULE that allowed the voting to continue an extra +2 hours — an unprecedented order from Lula’s Supreme Court flunky that helped his regions
“The preliminary decision given after the voting closing time generated DIFFICULTIES in the electoral process…there [were] no regulations authorizing any extension.” 🤯
“Never, in the history of the TSE, has there been ANY extension.”
“It would not be possible, in a few hours, to form a judgment with certainty that no side effects — especially in the technological aspect — arising from a court decision would significantly impact the vote count!”
He also pointedly reminded the Supreme Court that the Electoral Justice system is “the institution to which our Constitution attributed the exclusive competence to manage the electoral process”
Lula’s handpicked justice bypassed the TSE after 5PM and ordered it anyway!
EVERYONE SAW THIS and even LULA knows he stole it. This judge is spot-on.
Sadly, Brazil is run by socialists and tyrants. The ONLY hope now appears to be annulling the results
No more shenanigans. Pray for the success of Bolsonaro and by extension the people of Brazil! 🇧🇷
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 26, 2026
Here’s more:
BREAKING NEWS | The president of Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court, Judge Kassio Nunes Marques, has just issued a devastating warning:
There was absolutely no rule that allowed extending the voting by two hours. It was an unprecedented order from a Supreme Court magistrate allied with Lula, which ended up benefiting his regions.
The preliminary decision, issued after the polls closed, generated serious difficulties in the electoral process. “There were no regulations that authorized any extension,” Nunes Marques stated.
And he said it with historic clarity:
“Never, in the entire history of the TSE, has there been an extension.”
He also warned that it was materially impossible, in just a few hours, to guarantee that a judicial decision of that magnitude would not cause side effects—especially technological ones—capable of significantly altering the vote count.
And he concluded with a forceful reminder to the Supreme Court: the Constitution assigns exclusive jurisdiction to the Electoral Court to direct the electoral process. Not to the STF.
ÚLTIMA HORA | El presidente del Tribunal Superior Electoral de Brasil, el juez Kassio Nunes Marques, acaba de lanzar una advertencia demoledora:
No existía absolutamente ninguna regla que permitiera extender la votación dos horas. Fue una orden sin precedentes de un magistrado del Supremo aliado de Lula, que terminó beneficiando a sus regiones.
La decisión preliminar, dictada después del cierre de las urnas, generó graves dificultades en el proceso electoral. “No había regulaciones que autorizaran ninguna extensión”, afirmó Nunes Marques.
Y lo dijo con claridad histórica:
“Nunca, en toda la historia del TSE, ha habido una extensión.”
También advirtió que era materialmente imposible, en pocas horas, garantizar que una decisión judicial de ese calibre no provocara efectos secundarios —especialmente tecnológicos— capaces de alterar de forma significativa el conteo de votos.
Y remató con un recordatorio contundente al Supremo: la Constitución atribuye competencia exclusiva a la Justicia Electoral para dirigir el proceso electoral. No al STF.— Jhonf Fonseca (@Jhonffonseca) October 26, 2026
