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BackElections 2026: Voters face queues and crowded corridors at the Professor Antônio de Mello Cotrim State School in Piracicaba
Elections 2026: Voters face queues and crowded corridors at the Professor Antônio de Mello Cotrim State School in Piracicaba
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Elections 2026: Voters face queues and crowded corridors at the Professor Antônio de Mello Cotrim State School in Piracicaba

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Voters in Piracicaba faced queues and crowded corridors at the Professor Antônio de Mello Cotrim State School during the counting of the 2026 elections, with data compiled by g1 Piracicaba from the TSE for local sampling in municipalities in the region.

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The 2026 elections are national and state, with the count by city serving only for local sampling, as reported by g1 Piracicaba.

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Elections 2026 - Piracicaba (SP) - Voters face queues and crowded corridors at the Professor Antônio de Mello Cotrim State School. — Photo: Paulo Henrique Marques/g1

g1 Piracicaba compiled the real-time count of votes from each municipality in the region this Sunday (4). The investigation was sourced from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Follow below.

As this year's elections are national and state, the count by city is only for local sampling.

Candidates elected or going to the second round are those who received the most votes in the state or across the country.

To access the Piracicaba counting map, click here. The one in Limeira can be seen here. In other cities, the search link is this. To find your city, simply click on the magnifying glass in the top right corner of the map and type in the municipality. The cities in the region are:

St. Peter's Waters

Capivari

Charqueada

Cordeiropolis

Cosmopolis

Elias Fausto

Coelho Engineer

Ipeúna

Iracemapolis

Limeira

Mombuca

New Odessa

Piracicaba

Rafard

Rio das Pedras

Saltinho

Santa Bárbara d'Oeste

Saint Peter

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Open Questions

  • What were the specific results of the vote in each municipality in the region?
  • Were there incidents or interruptions during the voting process other than queues?
  • How did voter turnout compare to previous elections?

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