Brazil's presidential runoff on October 25 gave incumbent Lula da Silva a fourth term, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro by more than three percentage points and more than four million votes, 50.52 percent to 48. A judge extended polling by two hours at both parties' request after transport delays and bad weather, and the court ruled only on Lula's extension petition. Bolsonaro initially refused to recognize the result and sought annulment, but reporting established that only about 30,000 people voted after 5 p.m. under the extension, since machines were already off. Federal police have ordered Bolsonaro to hand over his passports and barred him from leaving Brazil. He has since dropped the annulment demand and says he will sue Lula over improper…