Counting of the 2026 elections in Baixada Santista: Flávio Bolsonaro and Tarcísio de Freitas lead in Santos, Mongaguá and Peruíbe

Calculation in Santos

Voters from Baixada Santista went to the polls this Sunday (4) for the first round of the 2026 elections. According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), voters in Santos voted, in the majority, for Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) for president. In the dispute for the government of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) was the candidate with the most votes.

Check the full result HERE

Determination

The investigation has already been completed in the cities of Mongaguá and Peruíbe.

Check below details of the results for governor and president, according to the TSE.

Peruíbe

President

Flavio Bolsonaro (53.43%)

Lula (37.93%)

Governor

Tarcísio de Freitas (63.95%)

Fernando Haddad (35.12%)

Mongaguá

President

Flavio Bolsonaro (47.66%)

Lula (43.15%)

Governor

Tarcísio de Freitas (58.10%)

Fernando Haddad (40.81%)

LIVE counting

g1 Santos broadcasts the real-time counting of votes, starting at 5pm this Sunday (4). The data are from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE).

A map made by g1 shows the vote count across Brazil (see below).

Follow the vote count in Santos here

Follow the counting of votes in Brazil here

Guarujá (SP) In Guarujá, on the campus of the University of Ribeirão Preto (Unaerp), the gates were closed at 5pm, but some voters still waited in line to vote. According to the person responsible for the polling place, this is the first time this situation has occurred.

According to the rules of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), new voters cannot enter polling places after the closing time, but anyone who is already in line before 5pm is guaranteed the right to vote. In these cases, poll workers organize the queue and distribute tickets to ensure everyone's attendance. The polling station is only officially closed after the last citizen in line registers their vote.

São Vicente In São Vicente (SP), the Armando Victorio Bei State School, at the Jóquei Club, closed its gates. The deadline for voting in the first round of the 2026 general elections ended at 5 pm. According to the rules of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), voters cannot enter the queues at the sections.

Anyone waiting has the right to vote even after this time. In these cases, poll workers identify who is in line and distribute passwords to guarantee access to the polling station. The section only closes after everyone who was already in line at the deadline has been served.

Stuck in the elevator

An elderly woman, approximately 65 years old, was trapped in an elevator at the Metropolitan University of Santos (Unimes), during the election vote this Sunday (4). The Fire Department stated that the equipment stopped due to a power outage on the teaching unit's premises. The cause of the power outage was not disclosed.

According to the corporation, technicians from a specialized company were already on site when firefighters arrived. The victim was not injured and remained safe after the rescue.

Alternative transport

Driver Maurício Roberto Unger Lavor, 62 years old, decided to avoid traffic this Sunday (4), election day, using his skateboard as a means of transport to go vote in Santos, on the coast of São Paulo.

Find out the reasons that led Maurício to make this decision in the report by Ágata Luz: http://glo.bo/3TA3zlu

"Participate as long as you can"

At 96 years old, Hermenegildo Pereira dos Santos participates once again in the elections this Sunday (4). He has been a poll worker since 1989, at the Bopeva State School, in the Cidade Ocian neighborhood, in Praia Grande.

"I think we should participate as long as we can. In my case, I'm already old, but I can still contribute to democracy, which is the important thing," said Hermenegildo. Check out more details in the report