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Daniel Vilela was born in Jataí in October 1983, son of former governor Maguito Vilela and Sandra Regina Carvalho Vilela. He graduated in Law from the Salgado de Oliveira University (Universo).
Daniel was born in Jataí, in October 1983. He grew up in the political environment as the son of the former governor, former senator and former mayor of Aparecida de Goiânia, Maguito Vilela, and Sandra Regina Carvalho Vilela. Daniel graduated in Law from the Salgado de Oliveira University (Universo).
His legislative career began in 2008, when he was elected councilor for Goiânia for the term that began in 2009. Daniel was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Goiás (Alego), where he served as state deputy between 2011 and 2014.
Afterwards, Daniel Vilela was elected federal deputy to the legislature from 2015 to 2018. He also presided over the Constitution, Justice and Citizenship Committee (CCJ) of the Chamber of Deputies. Assuming the presidency of the MDB in Goiás, Daniel ran for State Government for the first time in the 2018 elections.

Guilherme Derrite, former secretary of Public Security of São Paulo, was elected senator with 30.69% of the votes. His tenure at SSP (2022-2025) was marked by an 83% increase in deaths due to police intervention, from 477 to 877 deaths, while the state recorded a historic reduction in homicides, robberies and robberies. Derrite, an ally of Bolsonaro and the 'bullet bench', left office in November 2025 to focus on the 2026 campaign and was rapporteur for anti-faction and anti-party laws.

Councilor Jefferson da Silva Januário, known as Negro Bússola, is suspected of distributing cards during the vote in Juiz de Fora, a practice configured as exit polling. The TRE investigates the complaint and, if confirmed, he could lose his mandate for an electoral crime.

Lagoinha, in Vale do Paraíba, concluded the counting of the municipal elections at 7:11 pm this Sunday (4). Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) received 56.68% of the votes for president, while Lula (PT) obtained 34.34%. For governor, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) had 72.94% of the votes, against 26.56% for Fernando Haddad (PT). Of the 5,475 eligible voters, 4,282 attended the polls, with 21.79% abstaining.

Lucas Pavanato de Oliveira (PL) was elected federal deputy with 2.7 million votes, becoming the most voted in the history of São Paulo, surpassing the record of Eduardo Bolsonaro from 2018. At 28 years old, born in Sorocaba, he began his political career in the MBL and was the most voted councilor in São Paulo in 2024 before being elected to the National Congress in 2026.

Praia Grande councilor Eduarda Campopiano (PL), aged 23, was the most voted candidate for the Legislative Assembly of São Paulo in the 2026 elections, with more than 1.7 million votes counted in 88.5% of the ballot boxes. Born in Campinas in 2003, she was elected councilor in 2024 and built her campaign with conservative agendas, defending the traditional family, carrying weapons and opposing racial quotas and the recognition of prostitution as a profession.

Eduardo Riedel (PP) is re-elected governor of Mato Grosso do Sul with 67.41% of the valid votes. Daniel Vilela (MDB) wins in Goiás with 58.2%. Dorinha (União) and Vicentinho (PSDB) go to the second round in Tocantins. Datafolha projections indicate second rounds in Rio Grande do Norte, Rio Grande do Sul, Bahia and Santa Catarina, in addition to a possible confrontation between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula for president.