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The election for federal deputy is proportional: first, seats are distributed between parties and federations according to the vote obtained, and then the candidates with the most votes within each party/federation enter, following the electoral rules. In total, 46 federal deputy seats are up for grabs in the state of Rio de Janeiro in this election.
The last update of this report took place with the counting of votes from 99.84% of the state's ballot boxes.
The election for federal deputy is proportional: first, seats are distributed between parties and federations according to the vote obtained, and then the candidates with the most votes within each party/federation enter, following the electoral rules. In total, 46 federal deputy seats are up for grabs in the state of Rio de Janeiro in this election.
The state's most voted candidate was Dr. Luizinho (PP), with 2.42% of the total votes (213,642 votes). This is the third re-election of the PP deputy, who in 2018 received 103,745 votes and in 2022 received 190,071 votes.
Councilor Rick Azevedo (Psol) was the second most voted candidate for federal deputy in this election, with 191,106 votes. The third most voted was Lindbergh (PT), who managed to be re-elected with 180,878 votes.

The composition of the Legislative Assembly of Rondônia for 2027 was defined with 16 re-elected deputies and eight new parliamentarians. The PL will have the largest bench, with seven deputies, followed by the PSD with three. Laerte Gomes (PSD) was the candidate with the most votes, with 32,241 votes, guaranteeing his fourth term.

Jerônimo Rodrigues (PT) was re-elected governor of Bahia in 2026, beating ACM Neto (União Brasil) in the first round with 52% of valid votes according to the Quaest survey. He highlighted the continuity of investments in public security, health and infrastructure, and reinforced support for President Lula. The campaign was marked by debates on violence, health regulation issues and the Salvador-Itaparica Bridge project.

Jorginho Mello (PL) was re-elected governor of Santa Catarina in the first round with 68.98% of valid votes. In an interview after the victory, he highlighted the work of his first term, announced the continuity of infrastructure works such as Via Mar and investments in health and education, and stated that he intends to prepare the state for the effects of the tax reform starting next year.

Juliana Brizola, PDT candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, thanked her supporters after coming in second place with 31.65% of the votes in the state elections, behind Zucco (PL) with 58.05%. She stated that she will criticize when necessary, but will support constructive initiatives from the future government, highlighting having received a phone call from the elected governor and defending dialogue despite differences.

In the first round of elections in Amazonas, the abstention rate was around 20%, according to a report released by TRE-AM, which also highlighted the increase in the participation of elderly people.

Professor Maria do Carmo (PL) made her first public statement after confirming that she will contest the 2nd round for the government of Amazonas, having obtained 24.78% of the valid votes in the 1st round, behind Omar Aziz (PSD) with 40.34%. She attributed the result to the strength of the right in Manaus and the mobilization of Flávio Bolsonaro.