
Cyro Garcia, PSTU candidate for governor of Rio de Janeiro, has number 16 on the ballot. g1 published the 'Who Are the Candidates' page with data from the TSE, which informs that Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible to vote in 2022 for positions with terms of four or eight years, and that duplicate names will be kept until the election, but only one option will be considered suitable.
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The article informs that Cyro Garcia (PSTU) is a candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro with number 16 on the ballot, and that g1 published the 'Who Are the Candidates' page with data from the TSE, which also provides information on the total number of eligible voters in Brazil and the positions up for grabs in 2022.
Cyro Garcia (PSTU) is a candidate for governor of Rio de Janeiro. His number on the ballot is 16.
On the Who Are the Candidates page, published by g1 and updated with data provided by the TSE, you can see all the candidates for governor of Rio de Janeiro and search by name, number, party, gender, color, occupation, level of education and assets. Click here to access.
These pages are made based on applications registered and approved by the TSE until the date of publication of this text.
Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible to vote this year, according to data from the TSE. The votes will be for president, governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy (or district, only in the case of the Federal District). All positions have a four-year term, except that of senator, whose term is eight years.
In some lists, the same candidate appears more than once. The TSE informs that it will keep the names duplicated, but will indicate only one of the options as eligible ("running") until election day.

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