Independent photojournalist Neil Wildin documented a Sunday in October in São Paulo. Rain fell over the city as he travelled in an Uber toward the district of Perus. In Perus a woman prepared to cast her ballot in the second round of the presidential election. The scene captured the routine of ordinary citizens taking part in the democratic process. The report notes that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was re‑elected as president of Brazil. Wildin’s photographs illustrate how the election day unfolded under wet weather. The images convey both personal and national significance of the vote.