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Elections for the government of Mato Grosso are underway, with voting taking place in several municipalities in the state.
Candidates for the government of Mato Grosso voted this Sunday (4) in Cuiabá, Lucas do Rio Verde and Rondonópolis. See below, in alphabetical order, how each person voted.
Doctor Natasha voted at 8:30 am at the Escola Municipal de Ensino Básico Professora Alzira Valladares, in Cuiabá. She arrived at the polling place accompanied by her mother, daughter and husband.
Otaviano Pivetta voted at 10 am at Escola Municipal Menino Deus, in Lucas do Rio Verde. He arrived at the polling place around 10:20 am, alongside his daughter and supporters.

Maria do Carmo, 100 years old, voted in the first round of the 2026 Elections in Teresina, after being inspired by a report about the participation of elderly people in the elections. She attended the DNIT polling station in the early hours of the morning and said she felt relief after exercising her right to vote.

Councilor Valdemir Virgino's defense claims that he will prove that money seized by the Federal Police in Teresina was not intended to buy votes. The investigation investigates the distribution of values in the clinic.

Cameras record a van launching saints in Pará, partial bulletins show a dispute between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro abroad, and TRE-MG will investigate the use of cell phones by Romeu Zema in the voting booth.

Presidential candidate Clariana Barão (DC) and governor Otaviano Pivetta (Republicans) voted in the first round of the 2026 elections in Mato Grosso. Barão criticized electoral polls for encouraging polarization, while Pivetta highlighted that it is up to voters to decide the result. g1 started real-time coverage of the voting and counting.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) obtained 50.16% of the valid votes in Milan, Italy's largest electoral college, placing first in the first round of the presidential elections held this Sunday (4), according to results compiled at the polling place. Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) came in second with 40.6% and Augusto Cury (Avante) in third with 3.28%. Four years ago, Lula also led in Milan with 50.18%. There were 7,163 valid votes in the city, almost a thousand more than in 2022. Milan has 24.6 thousand voters able to vote and another 14 thousand Brazilians were able to vote in Rome.

Voters in the region of Piracicaba (SP) faced queues of up to 1h20 to vote in the 1st round of the 2026 Elections, with crowds in schools in Piracicaba, Santa Bárbara d'Oeste and Limeira, reports of withdrawals and voting extended due to rain.