Baku – APA. Incumbent president Dilma Rousseff and Social Democracy Party candidate Aecio Neves have received 41.39 and 33.78 percent of the votes respectively, as 98 percent of votes in Brazil's presidential elections have been counted, the country's Superior Electoral Court informed, APA reports quoting RIA Novosti.
Rousseff, who represents the Worker’s Pary, and Neves are to face each other in the second round of elections on October 26.
Rousseff and Neves are followed by Socialist Party candidate Marina Silva, who has received 21.26 percent of the votes, while the other candidates have received less than 2 percent of votes each.
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