
Real-time monitoring of voting in the 1st round in cities in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro
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The text describes the movement of voters during the first round of elections in cities in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro.
In Petrópolis, retiree Marlene de Oliveira went to vote even though it was not mandatory. The elderly woman left her vote at the Catholic University of Petrópolis (UCP), one of the largest voting locations in the city.
Hey guys! According to reports from voters in Teresópolis, section 275 at Centro Universitário Serra dos Órgãos (Unifeso) has an average wait of approximately 20 minutes. This section concentrates many hearing impaired and elderly people.
In Teresópolis, voters who use the sections at the Ginda Bloch Municipal School, in the Alto neighborhood, report that the queues are taking less than five minutes.
Hello everyone, in Teresópolis, voters line up to vote at Colégio Estadual Euclides da Cunha, in the Alto neighborhood. The location is one of those with the most voting stations in the city.
In Petrópolis, people were already in line since 7am, waiting for the voting place to open, at Colégio Estadual Dom Pedro II, one of the biggest voting points in the city.
1st SHIFT COVERAGE - Hello everyone! Throughout this Sunday (4) you can follow all the movement of voters on this voting day. Our journalism will be on the streets of the main cities bringing information and guidance. Stay with us!

Candidates for the government of Mato Grosso do Sul, João Henrique Catan and Renato Gomes, exercised their right to vote this Sunday in Campo Grande. Both highlighted their experiences during the election campaign when they attended polling stations.

Voters in São Carlos and Araraquara report peaceful voting, despite instabilities in the e-Título and accessibility challenges for people with disabilities. The day is marked by reports of citizens carrying out their electoral duties in various sections.

Voters from Paraná vote this Sunday for state and federal positions. The day is marked by changes in voting locations due to rain in Londrina, the TSE's decision on candidacy for the Senate and free public transport in several cities.

André Marinho, communicator and businessman, made his candidacy for governor of Rio de Janeiro official with the Novo party. Accompanied by his deputy, Lieutenant Colonel Erigreyce, the candidate focuses his platform on public security and economic development.

Candidate Elmano de Freitas voted in Caucaia, while candidate Vera Lúcia faced health problems. Voters in Fortaleza and Sobral registered movement and queues, with guidance from the TSE on documents accepted for voting.

The first round of the 2026 elections takes place this Sunday (4) with candidate voting, reports of power outages in electoral colleges, queues abroad and actions by the Federal Police.