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Electoral abstention refers to the percentage of eligible voters who did not show up to vote in elections.
The numbers refer to voting in the municipality and do not indicate who was elected or advanced to the 2nd round. Click here to access the complete results of the investigation in Brazil and see the map with data from all municipalities.
Of the 3,006 voters eligible to vote in Nova Roma, 798 did not appear in the 1st round, which corresponds to an abstention of 26.55%.
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In the October 4 elections, 109 women were elected to the Chamber of Deputies, representing 21.2% of the 513 seats, an increase of 21.1% compared to the 90 elected in 2022. Despite the historic record, the proportion is still well below the 51.5% of women in the Brazilian population. The female bench is more left-wing than the total composition of the House, with 48% right-wing, 43% left-wing and 9% center, while the Chamber as a whole is 59.1% right-wing, 24.2% left-wing and 16.8% center.

With 100% of the ballots counted, 53 federal deputies were elected in Minas Gerais this Sunday (4). Nikolas Ferreira (PL) led with 3,119,318 votes, followed by Ana Elisa (PT) with 524,219 and Duda Salabert (PSOL) with 229,535. Abstention was 22.82%, blank votes 5.54% and invalid votes 3.63%. Those elected will take office on February 1, 2027.

Minas Gerais elected 77 state deputies this Sunday (4). Bruno Engler (PL) was the most voted with 675,940 votes, followed by Beatriz Cerqueira (PT) with 328,402 and Pablo Almeida (PL) with 227,009. Abstention was 22.82%, blank votes 6.55% and invalid votes 3.87%. Deputies will take office on February 1, 2027.

The numbers released refer to voting in the municipality and do not indicate who was elected or advanced to the second round. The report was produced automatically based on TSE data and with the support of artificial intelligence, under the supervision of journalists, and can be updated with new information.

Rio Branco City Hall mobilized 350 employees in a task force to collect electoral waste scattered across the streets after the first round of elections, with the expectation of removing 50 tons of materials by Friday. Acre had more than 614 thousand voters able to vote, and the second round will define the government between Mailza Assis and Alan Rick.

Of the 2,769 voters eligible to vote in Nova América, 471 did not appear in the 1st round of the municipal elections, resulting in an abstention of 17.01%. The numbers only refer to voting in the municipality and do not indicate who was elected or advanced to the second round.