Brazil's presidential election is set to proceed to a runoff between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula. Bolsonaro secured the most votes in the first round but did not win a majority. Lula received more votes from abroad than Bolsonaro. Partial results indicate Bolsonaro is the heir to his father's political legacy, with the race now set for a decisive second round. The outcome of the runoff will be important in determining the future of Brazil. Both candidates have been campaigned intensely in the run-up to the second round. The election has been marked by high levels of strain. Both Bolsonaro and Lula have been seeking to secure the support of key electors. The runoff will take place on October 30. The results of the runoff will be closely monitored by international watchers. The election has been emphasized as a important test of Brazil's democracy system. Both candidates have been outlining their schemes for the country in the run-up to the runoff. The election has been marked by great levels of doubt. The runoff will be shown on air by main TV networks. The results of the runoff will be declared by voting officials. The election has been described as a important event in Brazil's political history. Both candidates have been seeking to appeal to diverse voter bases. The runoff will be held place in different voting stations across the country. The results of the runoff will be carefully examined by politics experts.