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Elections and verification of political results in Brazil.
Flávio's performance in the South and Southeast offset Lula's votes in the Northeast
Flávio meets with Tarcísio and Nikolas to discuss 2nd round strategy
SADI: Lula's campaign underestimated Flávio and anti-PTism
Cury, Renan, Caiado and Zema talk about support in the 2nd round
Miriam Leitão: Lula would have difficulty with a more conservative Congress, and Flávio, 'too much power'
See the composition of the Chamber and who was elected in each state
PL elects 19 senators and will have the largest bench in the Senate; see by party

The re-elected governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans), stated that the state needs to be more proactive in combating violence against women, citing programs such as Superação SP and SP Por Todas. He also announced expansion of actions against floods in Campinas, construction of the Metropolitan Hospital with 400 beds, advancement of the Intercidades Train and Pedreira and Amparo reservoirs for water security, benefiting 5 million people in 28 municipalities.

The report presents the voting numbers for president at Escola Professor Luiz Alberto de Melo, in the 55th electoral zone, explaining that the data only refers to the city and does not indicate who was elected or advanced to the second round. It provides guidance on how to locate the zone and electoral section number on the voter registration card and e-Título, and informs that the text was generated automatically based on data from the TSE, with journalistic supervision.

Automated reporting presents voting numbers in Brazilian municipalities, without indicating who was elected or advanced to the second round, based on TSE data and journalistic supervision.

Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) was ahead of Lula (PT) in the first round of the presidential elections with 47.09% of valid votes against 45.08%, the smallest difference since redemocratization. After the investigation at his home and at the committee in Brasília, he celebrated with allies, listened to campaign funk and gave a motivational speech about freeing Brazil and facing the second round with intensity.

Milton Leite, co-president of the União Brasil-PP federation in São Paulo, has been in prison since September 18 for an investigation linking public transport companies to the PCC. After electoral setbacks, with only one of his seven sponsors elected, he must be replaced in command of the federation in the coming weeks due to the paralysis of decisions due to the requirement for agreement between co-presidents.

After defeat in the Senate race, Joel Rodrigues recognizes the victory of Governor Rafael Fonteles and President Lula in Piauí. The politician defends respect for the popular choice and maintains neutrality about his next party steps.