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The text presents the partial results of the elections in Divinópolis, a municipality in Minas Gerais, for the positions of governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy.
Among the competitors for the government of Minas Gerais, Cleitinho Azevedo had 72.76% of the votes in Divinópolis. Patrus Ananias (PT) got 19.40%. See the other candidates:
The Senate candidate with the best performance in the city was Domingos Sávio (PL) with 33.33% of the votes, followed by Marília Campos (PT) with 16.14%. See the votes of others:
Gleidson Azevedo (Republicans) was the city's most voted candidate to occupy a position in the Chamber of Deputies, with 57,906 votes. To be elected, the candidate and his party must be among the most voted in the state to reach the electoral and party quotient. See the other nine candidates for federal deputy with the most votes in Divinópolis:
For the position of state deputy, Eduardo Azevedo (PL) received the most votes in the city, with 61,077 votes. As with federal office, the candidate and his party must be among the most voted in the state to reach the electoral and party quotient. See the other nine candidates for state deputy with the most votes in Divinópolis:

In the first round of elections in Amazonas, the abstention rate was around 20%, according to a report released by TRE-AM, which also highlighted the increase in the participation of elderly people.

Professor Maria do Carmo (PL) made her first public statement after confirming that she will contest the 2nd round for the government of Amazonas, having obtained 24.78% of the valid votes in the 1st round, behind Omar Aziz (PSD) with 40.34%. She attributed the result to the strength of the right in Manaus and the mobilization of Flávio Bolsonaro.

Podemos will have the largest bench in the Legislative Assembly of Mato Grosso with 6 parliamentarians, followed by PL and Republicans with 4 each and MDB with 3. The candidate with the most votes was Max Russi (Podemos), with 4.51% of the valid votes (86,934 votes), starting his third term as state deputy and current president of the House.

After the first round of the presidential elections, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva spoke on Sunday night (4) confirming that he will contest the second round against Flávio Bolsonaro on October 25th. Lula stated that he will convince the electorate of the importance of continuing the technological and scientific development project, while Flávio Bolsonaro leads with 47.39% of the votes against Lula's 44.74%, with 96.78% of the votes counted.

Mato Grosso voters chose the eight federal deputies who will represent the state in the Chamber of Deputies from 2027 onwards, with five being re-elected and three new names. Even with more than 99% of the ballots counted, the result depends on the calculation of the electoral quotient. Otaviano Pivetta (Republicans), in his first statement after confirmation, highlighted his gratitude to the voters, left the campaign attacks behind and defined political articulation as a priority to build a base in the Legislative Assembly.

Voters in Petrolina and neighboring cities face queues of up to more than an hour to vote in municipal elections, with free transport offered and the expectation of a second round on October 25th.