
AI-generated summary
A eleição para o governo de Goiás em 2026 está sendo monitorada pela campanha de Lula devido à possível influência no cenário nacional, especialmente em relação ao apoio de figuras como Ronaldo Caiado a candidatos bolsonaristas.
A campanha de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) acompanha com especial atenção a eleição para o governo de Goiás, neste domingo (4).
As pesquisas vêm apontando forte possibilidade de haver segundo turno entre o governador Daniel Vilela (MDB), que lidera a disputa, e o senador Wilder Morais (PL), que tem aparecido um pouco à frente de Marconi Perillo (PSDB).
Vilela é apoiado por Ronaldo Caiado (PSD), de quem foi vice, enquanto Morais é aliado de Flávio Bolsonaro (PL).
A avaliação dos petistas é que, num cenário em que Vilela e Morais se enfrentem, Caiado não entrará de cabeça na campanha de Flávio. O atual governador deve usar como linha de campanha o fato de ser moderado, contra o extremismo do adversário bolsonarista.
A esperança dos lulistas é que, no máximo, Caiado daria um apoio protocolar ao candidato presidencial do PL, com a justificativa de ajudar a tirar Lula do poder.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Haverá segundo turno para o governo de Goiás entre Daniel Vilela e Wilder Morais.
Likely · Within days
Ronaldo Caiado não apoiará fortemente Flávio Bolsonaro em caso de segundo turno.
Possible · Within weeks

The calculation of valid votes follows the way in which the Electoral Court publishes official election results, without considering blank and invalid votes and abstentions. Datafolha, commissioned by Globo and the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo, interviewed 2,506 people aged 16 or over between September 29th and October 1st. The margin of error is 2 percentage points, plus or minus, and the confidence level is 95%. The TSE registration number is BR-BR-08039/2026.

On the last day of the first round campaign, President Lula completed his agenda in São Paulo, walked along Rua Augusta alongside Geraldo Alckmin and Fernando Haddad, defended investments in education and science, and highlighted the importance of voters over 70 years of age voting.

In Roraima, the Civil and Military Police, the SMST, the PF, the PRF, the MPE and the TRE-RR will participate in monitoring the 2026 General Elections, with voting from 7am to 4pm on October 4th. Anyone who fails to comply with the rules may be charged with disobedience and be arrested red-handed. In total, 401,496 voters are eligible to vote for president, governor, senators and deputies, with terms starting in 2027 and a second round possible on October 25th.

Almost 290,000 indigenous people are eligible to vote in this Sunday's municipal elections (4) across Brazil. The Electoral Court is taking ballot boxes by plane and boat to isolated villages in Xingu, Rondônia and Amazonas to guarantee access to voting, with journeys that can take up to nine hours by boat.

This Sunday (4), voters will be able to register six votes in the electronic ballot box for federal, state or district positions, senators, governor and president. The Electoral Court provides guidance on the use of campaign materials, prohibition of exit polls, rules for people with disabilities, necessary documents and the use of paper slips to assist in voting.

The Superior Electoral Court carried out the last check of the electronic voting systems this Saturday (3), confirming the integrity of the programs and the zeroth of the elections. On Sunday (4), 158 million Brazilians will be able to vote in the first round. The Federal Police seized more than R$26 million in cash suspected of being used in electoral crimes, while security forces will act to guarantee free access to voting locations until 5 pm.