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The Tocantins Legislative Assembly is made up of 24 state deputies elected for four-year terms. The 2026 election defined the composition for the legislature from 2027 to 2031.
Facade of the Palácio Deputado João D'Abreu, Praça dos Gisssóis — Photo: Disclosure/Aleto
The composition of the Tocantins Legislative Assembly for 2027 was defined this Sunday (4). Of the 24 vacancies, 17 will be occupied by re-elected deputies. Of the other seven, four have already held the position in previous candidacies and the other three are new names.
The largest group will be from (Republicans) and (PL), with five parliamentarians. Next appear MDB, with three, and UNIÃO also with three.
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The candidate with the most votes was Eduardo Fortes (Republicans), with 3.85% of the valid votes (35,256 votes). Eduardo was re-elected to the position after one term. In addition to being a state deputy, Eduardo was also a federal deputy between 2019 and 2023.
Check the list of those elected
Eduardo Fortes (Republicans) - 3.85% of valid votes (35,258 votes) - Re-elected
Leo Barbosa (Republicans) - 3.84% of valid votes (35,212 votes) - Re-elected
Cleiton Cardoso (Republicans) - 2.61% of valid votes (23,960 votes) - Re-elected
Katia Chaves (Republicans) - 1.44% of valid votes (13,159 votes) - Elected
Eduardo Madruga (Republicans) - 1.13% of valid votes (10,329 votes) - Returns
Moisemar Marinho (PL) - 2.85% of valid votes (26,158 votes) - Re-elected
Vilmar (PL) - 2.84% of valid votes (26,006 votes) - Re-elected
Wiston Gomes (PL) - 2.38% of valid votes (21,797 votes) - Re-elected
Gipão (PL) - 2.34% of valid votes (21,469 votes) - Re-elected
Marcus Marcelo (PL) - 2.22% of valid votes (20,354 votes) - Re-elected
Dr. Danilo Alencar (MDB) - 2.51% of valid votes (22,997 votes) - Re-elected
Raul Cayres (MDB) - 2.38% of valid votes (21,898 votes) - Elected
Valdemar Júnior (MDB) - 2.29% of valid votes (20,957 votes) - Re-elected
Vanda Monteiro (União) - 2.42% of valid votes (22,169 votes) - Re-elected
Eduardo do Dertins (União) - 2.25% of valid votes (20,596 votes) - Re-elected
Nilton Franco (União) - 2.23% of valid votes (20,465 votes) - Re-elected
Marcos Junior (Podemos) - 2.04% of valid votes (18,668 votes) - Elected
Paulinho do Bonifácio (Podemos) - 1.51% of valid votes (13,809 votes) - Elected
Claudia Lelis (PV) - 2.39% of valid votes (21,907 votes) - Re-elected
Ivory De Lira (PCdoB) - 1.68% of valid votes (15,404 votes) - Re-elected
Jorge Frederico (PSDB) - 2.16% of valid votes (19,752 votes) - Re-elected
Toinho de Andrade (PSDB) - 1.96% of valid votes (17,947 votes) - Returns
Marcos Duarte (PRD) - 1.06% of valid votes (9,733 votes) - Returns
Luciano Oliveira (PSD) - 2.67% of valid votes (24,472 votes) - Returns
What is the party composition?
REPUBLICANS: 5 seats
PL: 5 chairs
MDB: 3 chairs
UNION: 3 chairs
PSDB: 2 chairs
WE CAN: 2 chairs
PSD: 1 chair
PV: 1 chair
PCdoB: 1 chairs
PRD: 1 chair
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Amazonas voters chose this Sunday (4) the eight federal deputies who will represent the state in the Chamber of Deputies from 2027 onwards. Of these, five were re-elected, two are new names on the bench and one returns after seven years away from the National Congress.

Gabriel Souza, MDB candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, stated that he came in third place with 8.43% of the votes due to political polarization and the migration of voters to Zucco's (PL) candidacy, influenced by polls that indicated a possible PL victory in the first round.
Mato Grosso do Sul leads the proportion of federal deputies with half of the female bench among partial data from the TSE. Amapá stands out in the legislative total, while the Federal District and Roraima did not elect women to the Chamber.

Voters who did not vote in the first round of the 2026 elections, held on October 4, have until December 3, 2026 to justify their absence, presenting supporting documents via e-Título, Título Net or electoral registry. Each round must be justified separately, and the lack of justification in three consecutive elections may lead to the cancellation of the title.

Eduardo Cunha obtained 31,634 votes in the 2024 municipal elections in Minas Gerais, but his candidacy was rejected by the TRE-MG due to ineligibility resulting from the revocation of his mandate in 2016 and conviction in Lava Jato, valid until February 2027. The defense appealed to the TSE, alleging a new interpretation of the Clean Record Law and a vote of view by Minister Gilmar Mendes, without success.

Ana Elisa Santos Silva, 21 years old, from PT, was elected federal deputy for Minas Gerais this Sunday (4), becoming the youngest in the state's history. Born in Divinópolis, she is a law student, digital influencer and intern, with 1.9 million followers on a social network. During the campaign, she defended the free intercity university pass, strengthening public education and policies for the first job, in addition to prioritizing the defense of racial quotas, combating misinformation and racism, and greater participation of black women in politics.