One video shows Ms. Zambelli following a black man into a diner with her gun pointed at him.“The measure seeks to guarantee the free exercise of people’s right to vote, ruling out any possibility of coercion in the course of voting,” wrote Justice Alexandre de Moraes, head of the electoral court, at the time of the decision.Brazil’s House and Senate suspended public visits this weekend ahead of a pro-Bolsonaro demonstration scheduled to begin the moment polls close on Sunday at 5 pm (a measure not taken in the first round of votes).Congresswoman Zambelli on Friday used her Twitter account to call supporters of the president to a “victory party” demonstration that will take place on the Esplanade of Ministries, where Congress is located.For years, Mr. Bolsonaro has sought to sow distrust in Brazil’s electronic voting system and is now seeking to spin a Brazilian version of Donald Trump’s ‘Big Lie.’One state lawmaker from Goiás, meanwhile, said a Lula win would plunge Brazil into a civil war."