
Candidates for the government and Senate of Amazonas, including Plínio Valério, Eduardo Braga, Gilberto Vasconcelos, Isael Munduruku, Omar Aziz, Wilson Lima and Professor Maria do Carmo, voted in schools in Manaus this Sunday (4), accompanied by family members and supporters, highlighting confidence in the proposals and hope for the results.
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General elections in Brazil with candidates running for senator and governor positions in the state of Amazonas, held on October 2, 2022.
The candidate for the Senate for Amazonas, Plínio Valério (PSDB), voted at around 10:50 am this Sunday (4), at the Marechal Hermes State School, in the Nova Esperança neighborhood, in Manaus. The candidate did not give an interview to the press and also did not allow the reporting team to follow the voting process.
The candidate for the Senate for Amazonas, Eduardo Braga (MDB), voted at around 10:25 am this Sunday (4), at Escola Municipal Professora Eliana Lúcia Monteiro da Silva, in the Santo Agostinho neighborhood, in Manaus. Accompanied by his wife, Sandra Braga, his daughters and granddaughter, he thanked the support received during the campaign and said he hopes to gain the trust of voters. Find out more here.
The candidate for the government of Amazonas, Gilberto Vasconcelos (PSTU), voted this Sunday (4) at the Belarmino Marreiro State School, in the Novo Aleixo neighborhood, in Manaus. After registering the vote, he highlighted the participation of activists in the campaign and defended the continued mobilization of workers and social movements after the elections. Find out more here.
The candidate for the government of Amazonas, Isael Munduruku (Rede), voted at around 10:35 am this Sunday (4), at Escola Municipal José Carlos Martins Mestrinho, in Vila Amazonas, in Manaus. Accompanied by his 4-year-old daughter, he stated that election day represents the consolidation of the work carried out during the campaign and said he was optimistic about the results of the polls. Find out more here.
The candidate for the government of Amazonas, Omar Aziz (PSD), voted at around 9am this Sunday (4), at the Cônego Azevedo State School, in the Aparecida neighborhood, in Manaus. Accompanied by the candidate for vice-governor Alessandra Campelo, candidates for other positions and supporters, he stated that he was confident in the proposals presented during the campaign and in the experience accumulated in public life. Find out more here.
The candidate for the Senate for Amazonas, Wilson Lima (União Brasil), voted at around 9:20 am this Sunday (4), at Colégio Estadual Santana, in the Aleixo neighborhood, Central-South Zone of Manaus. Accompanied by his partner, he highlighted the deliveries made during the state administration and stated that his proposals for the Senate are focused on the needs of the population, especially those in the interior of the state. Find out more here.
The candidate for the government of Amazonas, Professor Maria do Carmo (PL), voted at around 9 am this Sunday (4), at CMEI Padre Pedro Gabriel de O. Neto, in Beco do Macedo, Nossa Senhora das Graças neighborhood, in Manaus. Accompanied by candidate for vice-governor Coronel Aníbal and her husband, she said she was confident of a place in the second round. Find out more here.

TRE-AL updated the numbers of ballot boxes replaced in Alagoas, initially reporting 10 ballot boxes and then 13 ballot boxes in several municipalities. Voters report queues of more than two hours at some state schools in Maceió. Alfredo Gaspar (PL), candidate for vice president on the ticket with Flávio Bolsonaro, voted in the capital and expressed confidence in victory. TRE data show that 2,441,794 voters are able to vote in Alagoas, with 390 using a social name and 27,455 with physical disabilities. In Brazil, 158.7 million voters can vote in the 2026 Elections.

In the first round of the 2026 elections, ACM Neto voted for UFBA in Salvador accompanied by his family and candidates for the Senate. The PF stated that it found no signs of a risk of attacks on embassies in Brasília. More than 200 cities in Bahia have dry law, while intercity transport will be free. More than 158 million Brazilians can vote this Sunday.

Voters from Piauí voted in Teresina with hope for political change, highlighting positive campaigns, thanking popular support and expressing confidence in the results of the polls for the second round.

After voting, JHC highlighted proposals to strengthen health in Alagoas, bring the SUS closer to the population and consolidate Arapiraca as a health hub.

Amazonas Senate candidate Ismael Munduruku (Rede) voted in Manaus on Sunday (4), highlighting the support of indigenous and non-indigenous people and stating that voters' identification with their cause is more important than the result.

Voters in Cabo Frio face long lines, misinformation, problems with ballot boxes and campaign trash on the streets this voting Sunday. Elderly people report waiting for more than an hour to vote, while authorities confirm the replacement of 127 ballot boxes in the state, within normal limits according to the TRE.