2026年10月26日，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普公开评论巴西总统选举结果，称其“看起来像被操纵”，并批评统计方式“看起来很糟糕”1。针对这一言论，巴西副总统热拉尔多·阿尔克明迅速回应，明确指出特朗普的说法“完全错误”且“毫无根据”1。
因斯佩尔研究院教授的分析数据显示，在最高法院下令延长两小时投票截止期间，新增选票不足3.5万张，仅占总票数约0.03%，表明该调整并未显著改变选举结果1。最终，卢拉以51.79%的有效得票率击败对手，领先超过400万张选票1。尽管自由党候选人弗拉维奥·博索纳罗此前拒绝承认败选并寻求撤销结果，但其所属的自由党随后发表声明，正式承认了卢拉的胜选事实1。
U.S. President Donald Trump publicly commented on the outcome of the Brazilian presidential election on October 26, 2026, stating that it "looked like it was rigged" and that the statistical methods appeared "bad" 1. These remarks followed the second round of voting in the 2026 general election 1. In response, Brazilian Vice President Geraldo Alckmin swiftly refuted the comments, describing them as "completely wrong" and "baseless" 1.
The official results showed that Lula defeated his opponent with a lead of more than 4 million votes and a share of 51.79% of the valid votes 1. Flávio Bolsonaro, the candidate for the Liberal Party, had previously refused to concede defeat and sought to overturn the results; however, the Liberal Party subsequently issued a statement formally acknowledging Lula’s victory 1. To address concerns regarding procedural irregularities, an analysis by a professor at the Insper Institute revealed that during the two-hour extension of voting time ordered by the Supreme Court, fewer than 35,000 new votes were cast, accounting for only approximately 0.03% of the total 1.
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