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The '''2022 Brazil presidential election''' was held on October 2, 2022 (first round) and October 30, 2022 (second round), [[Jair Bolsonaro]], the incumbent, stood for re-election having accomplished much during their first term against the former corrupt leftist prisoner and president [[Lula da Silva]]. who was liberated from jail by his political friends in the Judicial System.

The '''2022 Brazil presidential election''' was held on October 2, 2022 (first round) and October 30, 2022 (second round), [[Jair Bolsonaro]], the incumbent, stood for re-election having accomplished much during their first term against the former corrupt leftist prisoner and president [[Lula da Silva]]. who was liberated from jail by his political friends in the Judicial System.

Bolsonaro was described as a top target of the Left heading into his 2022 re-election campaign.<ref>Freire, Emma (April 26, 2021). [https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/the-global-left-is-gunning-for-brazils-bolsonaro/ The Global Left Is Gunning For Brazil’s Bolsonaro]. ''The American Conservative''. Retrieved November 28, 2021.</ref> The official results showed that former Socialist President, [[Lula da Silva]] won against Bolsonaro in the first round that was held on October 2, both candidated passed to the second round of October 30 in which the results also flipped in favor of Lula. President Bolsonaro picked general Walter Souza Braga Netto as Vicepresident candidate.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.ambito.com/mundo/bolsonaro/elecciones-brasil-se-decanta-un-general-como-vice-e-irrita-al-poderoso-centrao-n5473179|title=Elecciones en Brasil: Bolsonaro se decanta por un general como vice e irrita al poderoso "centrão"|date=June 28 2022|publisher=Ámbito|language=es}}</ref> [[President Trump]] supported Bolsonaro in the election affirming that "has done a great job for the wonderful people of Brazil."<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.elmostrador.cl/dia/2022/09/08/trump-respalda-a-bolsonaro-de-cara-a-las-elecciones-de-octubre-en-brasil/|title=Trump respalda a Bolsonaro de cara a las elecciones de octubre en Brasil|publisher=El Mostrador|date=September 8, 2022|language=es}}</ref> and that Bolsonaro will "never let you down" as well as that he is respected worldwide.

Bolsonaro was described as a top target of the Left heading into his 2022 re-election campaign.<ref>Freire, Emma (April 26, 2021). [https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/the-global-left-is-gunning-for-brazils-bolsonaro/ The Global Left Is Gunning For Brazil’s Bolsonaro]. ''The American Conservative''. Retrieved November 28, 2021.</ref> The official results showed that former Socialist President, [[Lula da Silva]] won against Bolsonaro in the first round that was held on October 2, both candidates passed to the second round of October 30 in which the results also flipped in favor of Lula. President Bolsonaro picked general Walter Souza Braga Netto as Vicepresident candidate.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.ambito.com/mundo/bolsonaro/elecciones-brasil-se-decanta-un-general-como-vice-e-irrita-al-poderoso-centrao-n5473179|title=Elecciones en Brasil: Bolsonaro se decanta por un general como vice e irrita al poderoso "centrão"|date=June 28 2022|publisher=Ámbito|language=es}}</ref> [[President Trump]] supported Bolsonaro in the election affirming that "has done a great job for the wonderful people of Brazil."<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.elmostrador.cl/dia/2022/09/08/trump-respalda-a-bolsonaro-de-cara-a-las-elecciones-de-octubre-en-brasil/|title=Trump respalda a Bolsonaro de cara a las elecciones de octubre en Brasil|publisher=El Mostrador|date=September 8, 2022|language=es}}</ref> and that Bolsonaro will "never let you down" as well as that he is respected worldwide.

Bolsonaro's coalition won in the Congressional and State elections of October 2, winning the state of Sao Paulo and having the biggest right-wing majority in Congress in the history of Brazil.

Bolsonaro's coalition won in the Congressional and State elections of October 2, winning the state of Sao Paulo and having the biggest right-wing majority in Congress in the history of Brazil.