
AI-generated summary
The 2nd round of the 2026 Elections takes place this Sunday, with the counting of votes centralized by the Superior Electoral Court.
The counting of the results of the 2nd round of the 2026 Elections begins at 5pm this Sunday (4), Brasília time, shortly after the end of voting throughout Brazil.
The information is released by the Superior Electoral Court as the ballots are received and processed.
There is no fixed time determined by the TSE for publishing the official result, however. This depends on the speed of the investigation.
In 2022, to give you an idea, the TSE itself declared Lula's victory at 8:09 pm on the night of the election Sunday.
Where can I see the results in real time?
g1 will follow the investigation across the country, with simultaneous updates from the 26 states and the Federal District. Voters will be able to consult the numbers of the dispute for the Presidency and governments not defined in the first round. The data displayed on the platform is provided by the TSE.
On the g1 counting page, the user can access the vote numbers in each federative unit in real time and follow the counting.
In addition to the counting pages, g1 will have a series of special resources to facilitate monitoring of the 2026 Elections. Real-time results, live video, interactive maps and automated content will be available on the portal's home pages and special pages.
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Vote counting begins at 5pm (Brasília time).
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