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Brazil holds general elections for executive and legislative positions at all federal levels.
This Sunday (4), more than 158 million Brazilians are eligible to vote in the first round of the 2026 Elections. The President of the Republic, governors, two senators per state, federal deputies and state or district deputies will be chosen.
Voting takes place from 8am to 5pm, following Brasília time. Throughout the day, g1 Vales de MG monitors, in real time, the movement at polling places, the candidates' votes, the main events and, after the polls close, the counting of results in the East and Northeast of Minas Gerais.
Before leaving home, check your polling place, separate an official document with a photo and prepare a slip of paper with the numbers of the six chosen candidates. The sequence begins with federal deputy and ends with president of the Republic.
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Results will be counted after the polls close at 5pm.
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g1 provides a page with a complete list of candidates for state deputy in Acre, with data from the TSE. Brazilian voters will vote for five positions in 2022, with terms of four or eight years.

MPT units in Pernambuco operate on duty to receive reports of electoral harassment. Voting day sees the movement of candidates, voters and inspections against irregular advertising on the streets of Recife and Fernando de Noronha.

The g1 portal provides an updated list of candidates for federal deputy in Acre with data from the TSE, allowing searches by different criteria. Brazil has 158.7 million eligible voters for this year's election.

The g1 portal provides a consultation page for candidates for state deputy in Alagoas, using official data from the TSE. The tool allows searches using different filters, such as name, party and assets, in the midst of the 2024 electoral campaign.

Colégio Ari de Sá Cavalcante, in Fortaleza, records queues at the start of voting. In Sobral, voters arrived early. The TSE reinforces rules on identification documents and the use of the e-Título application for this Sunday's election.

The first round of the 2026 Brazilian elections takes place this Sunday. Candidates vote in their sections, while partial results from abroad point to Lula's leadership in countries such as New Zealand, South Korea, Malaysia and Singapore.