
TRE-PI records the replacement of 12 ballot boxes and 20 electoral events; Government candidates vote in Teresina and Parnaíba.
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Piauí holds the first round of elections to define the positions of president, governor, senator and deputies. Around 2.7 million voters are eligible to vote in the state.
In summary, TRE-PI also announced that, by 11 am, 12 ballot boxes needed to be replaced in the cities of Altos, Coivara, Fronteiras, Pau D’Arco do Piauí, Piracuruca, Teresina and Valença do Piauí.
According to TRE-PI, the equipment presented occasional hardware defects, touch screen failures, problems with the biometric reader terminal and battery intermittency.
A balance released by TRE-PI indicates that, until 10:39 am, 20 police incidents of an electoral nature were recorded. Among the cases is a flagrant arrest for vote buying and electoral corruption in the city of Paulistana, which resulted in the seizure of R$2,450 in cash and 66 saints. Teresina leads the records, with 7, and Parnaíba appears next, with 3.
The candidate for the government of Piauí, Professor Gisvaldo (PSOL), voted this Sunday (4), at the Full-Time State Center (Ceti) Desembargador Heli Sobral, in the North Zone of Teresina. He arrived at the polling place around 9:50 am, accompanied by his wife and advisors.
The candidate for the government of Piauí, Joel Rodrigues (PP), voted this Sunday (4), at Colégio Madre Savina, in the East Zone of Teresina. He arrived at the voting location around 8:50 am, accompanied by the candidate for re-election to the Senate for Piauí Ciro Nogueira (PP) and other allies and supporters.
The candidate for the government of Piauí, Geraldo Carvalho (PSTU), voted this Sunday (4), at CETI Professor Felismino Freitas, in the Mocambinho neighborhood, in the North Zone of Teresina. He arrived at the voting location around 8:30 am, accompanied by the candidate for the Senate for Piauí Danniel Rocha (PSTU) and other allies and supporters.
Among the candidates for the government of Piauí, Professor Jurity (DC) was the first to vote this Sunday (4), at the Centro Estadual de Tempo Integral (CETI) Liceu Parnaibano, in Parnaíba, on the coast of the state. He arrived at the polling place around 8:20 am, alone.
Datafolha in PI: In the dispute for the Presidency of the Republic, Lula (PT), candidate for re-election, appears ahead with 66% of the valid votes.
Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) has 25% of the valid votes. See how the other candidates are doing.
The Datafolha Survey released on Saturday (3), the eve of the 1st round, shows how the dispute for government is going among the electorate of Piauí. Rafael Fonteles (PT), candidate for re-election, appears with 67% of the valid votes, indicating victory this Sunday (4).
Joel Rodrigues (PP) appears next, with 28%. Click to access the survey.
On the Who Are the Candidates page, published by g1 and updated with data provided by the TSE, you can see all the candidates in Piauí and search by name, number, party, gender, color, occupation, level of education and assets. Click here to access.
Voters can follow the movement of polling stations through the Kiwi system. The tool is updated by the poll workers themselves throughout the day.
To check the queue, simply enter the zone and polling station numbers. This way, voters can choose the best time to vote.
In Piauí, 2,708,160 voters will be able to go to the polls. For 2,239,560 of these people, voting is mandatory.
Voting takes place in all municipalities in the state and will define the occupants of positions such as president of the Republic, governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy.
Voting will take place from 8 am to 5 pm, following Brasília time.
To vote, the voter must present an official document with photo. General Registration (RG), National Driving License (CNH), passport and work card are accepted, in accordance with the rules of the Electoral Court.
The e-Título application can also be used to consult electoral information and as an identification document, as long as it contains a photo.

The candidate for re-election for the government of Amapá, Clécio Luís (União Brasil), voted this Sunday morning in Macapá and stated that he expected victory, citing the work carried out during his administration and the possibility of a turnaround in the first round.

The candidate for the government of Rondônia, Hildon Chaves (União Brasil), voted this Sunday morning (4) in Porto Velho, at the Carmela Dutra state school, accompanied by his family. After voting, he highlighted his experience as a manager and stated that he knows the state's demands, highlighting Rondônia's potential and the need for management adjustments.

Candidates for the government of Minas Gerais voted this Sunday (4) in Belo Horizonte and Betim. Alexandre Kalil, Ben Mendes, Flávio Roscoe, Gabriel Azevedo and Indira Xavier attended the polls accompanied by family and supporters.
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The São Paulo Public Security Secretariat recorded exit-poll complaints in the capital and in the interior during the 2026 Elections. Three people were detained in Santo Amaro, while the Military Police maintains extensive policing throughout the state.

Four people were arrested in Aurora do Pará for irregular electoral propaganda. Candidates for the government of Pará (Well Macêdo, Gal Leite and Araceli Lemos) voted in Belém, while indigenous communities in Bom Jesus do Tocantins and Ourilândia do Norte participated in the vote.