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We begin this morning in Brazil where the losing candidate in Sunday's presidential election
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is refusing to concede and wants the results thrown out. That's after President Lula won
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re-election, defeating the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro. Flavio Bolsonaro says he'll ask
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for the results to be annulled after a last-minute court decision extended voting by two hours Sunday
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The extension was requested by both campaigns, following transportation problems in some areas
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and heavy rain in others. But Bolsonaro says the rules were changed in the middle of the election
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Brazil's electoral court says the extra voting time did not affect the results
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With all votes counted, Lula finished with nearly 52 percent, about 4.4 million votes ahead of
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Bolsonaro. Tens of thousands of supporters poured into the streets to celebrate his victory
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Lula, a frequent critic of President Trump, is now set to begin his fourth term in January
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But first, Bolsonaro is trying to overturn the results, and it's not yet clear whether
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his challenge will meet the legal standard to do that
