
Amapá has 577,534 voters eligible to vote in the general elections this Sunday (4), from 8 am to 5 pm, to choose between 290 candidates for the positions of governor, senator, federal and state deputy, according to data from the Electoral Court.
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The general elections in Amapá take place this Sunday (4), with voting from 8 am to 5 pm in all electoral zones in the state, as informed by the Electoral Court.
Amapá has 577,534 voters eligible to vote this Sunday (4). — Photo: TSE
Amapá has 577,534 voters eligible to vote in the general elections this Sunday (4), according to data from the Electoral Court. Voting will take place from 8 am to 5 pm, in all electoral zones in the state. To participate, the voter must present an official document with photo or use the e-Título application.
These voters will choose among 290 candidates running for governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy positions. There are five names in the race for government, nine for the Senate, around 90 for federal deputy and almost 200 for state deputy.
What will the dispute be like?
Governor: 5 candidates for 1 vacancy
Senator: 9 candidates for 2 vacancies
Federal Deputy: around 88 candidates for 8 vacancies
State Deputy: almost 188 candidates for 24 vacancies
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Rules for voting
Opening hours: 8am to 5pm
Documents: official document with photo or e-Título
Cell phones: prohibited inside the voting booth
Secret vote: guaranteed by the Electoral Court

The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Patrus Ananias (PT), stated that he intends to expand dialogue with civil society organizations, unions and social movements if he is elected. He participated in a meeting with representatives of these groups and university professors in the central campaign committee, received letters and manifestos, and in the afternoon he took part in a PT march alongside President Lula, gathering at Praça da Liberdade and ending at Praça Tiradentes, in Belo Horizonte.

Candidates for the government of Acre in the 2026 elections released their campaign agendas this Friday (2), with activities such as motorcades, walks, meetings and banners in several cities in the state. Mailza Assis, Alan Rick, Tião Bocalom and Thor Dantas participated in events, while Dr. Luisinho and Eudo Raffael did not send their agendas.

Candidate João Campos announced plans to triple the BR-101 Metropolitana between Abreu e Lima and Cajueiro Seco, build four viaducts and footbridges, implement the Muribeca–Prazeres road bypass and duplicate other highways, in addition to promising the 13th of Bolsa Família and the Hospital Geral Metropolitano.

The candidates for the government of Paraíba, Cícero Lucena (MDB), Efraim Filho (PL), Lucas Ribeiro (PP) and Camilo Duarte (PCO), completed campaign schedules in João Pessoa, Campina Grande and Santa Rita, with meetings, walks, plenary sessions and marches, while the first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the second for the 25th of the same month.

The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Alexandre Kalil (PDT), stated in a motorcade on Avenida Afonso Pena, in Belo Horizonte, that he intends to increase state revenue without creating new taxes and allocate the majority of public resources to health, in addition to expanding investments in the area.

The first round of elections will be on October 4th and the second on the 25th of the same month. Candidate Professor Maria do Carmo met with the strategic team in the morning, rode a motorbike in Presidente Figueiredo in the afternoon and met leaders in the capital in the evening. Gilberto Vasconcelos participated in the launch of a book at the party headquarters during the night. Cabo Daciolo visited communities in Manaus and in the interior of the state.