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Brazil is holding the second round of the 2026 general elections for the positions of president and state governors.
This Sunday (25), more than 158 million Brazilians are eligible to vote in the second round of the 2026 Elections. The President of the Republic and the governors in the states where the dispute has not yet been defined will be chosen. In Minas Gerais, voting will only be for president, as Cleitinho (Republicans) was elected governor in the first round, with 55.40% of valid votes.
Voting takes place from 8am to 5pm, following Brasília time. Throughout the day, g1 Vales de MG monitors, in real time, the movement at polling places, the candidates' votes, the main events and, after the polls close, the counting of results in the East and Northeast of Minas Gerais.
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