
g1 provides real-time counting of the 2026 Elections with data from the TSE, including interactive maps, live video, counting ruler and automated tools to track results by state, municipality and electoral zone.
AI-generated summary
g1 is offering special coverage for the 2026 Elections with technological resources to facilitate access to results in real time.
2026 elections: counting in real time — Photo: Reproduction/TV Globo
The data are from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE).
On the g1 counting page, the user can access the vote numbers in each federative unit in real time and follow the counting.
In addition to the counting pages, g1 will have a series of special features to facilitate monitoring of the 2026 Elections. Real-time results, live video, interactive maps and automated content will be available on the portal's home pages and special pages (see below).
See the numbers by region
In addition to the national calculation, directly access the state and DF calculation page:
Calculation page — Photo: g1
What you find on the verification page
When accessing the desired state, you will find a summary of the presidential election race or state, starting with the list of candidates.
Until 5pm on Sunday (4), candidates will be listed in alphabetical order. As the counting data is released by the TSE, the names will be listed according to the number of votes received.
Then, a graph will show, from the beginning to the end of the counting, the evolution of the best placed candidates (image below).
g1 investigation page — Photo: g1
It will be possible to browse the interactive maps of Brazil and the states to see the results of the election for president and governor in the 5,571 municipalities.
In 108 cities and the Federal District, the consultation will be even more detailed: in addition to the results by electoral zone and voting location, voters will be able to check the votes from their own ballot box.
Counting by electoral zone — Photo: g1
The calculation page has a link to a map with local numbers — Photo: Reproduction
Map of Minas Gerais on the calculation page — Photo: g1
When browsing the screen or choosing the option for federal, state deputies and senators, in the top menu of the counting page, you will find not only the candidates for the position, but also the real-time votes and the number of available seats.
With 100% of the ballots counted, the page will show the signs of those elected to the Senate, the Chamber of Deputies and the Legislative Assemblies.
Chairs of Federal Senators and Deputies — Photo: Reproduction/g1
Other features on g1 in the 2026 Elections
In addition to the counting pages, g1 will have new features in the 2026 Elections to make it easier for voters to monitor the results.
Calculation ruler
When accessing g1, the reader will find a leaderboard with the best placed candidates and results updated in real time.
The functionality will be available on the g1 main home and on the Politics and Elections pages of g1 affiliates throughout Brazil, starting at 7am on Sunday (4).
Live video in homes
The homes of g1, Politics and affiliates will also have a live video with national TV coverage and the main information about the investigation throughout Brazil. The broadcast will be available from 2pm on Sunday (4).
Maps in homes
The homes of g1, affiliates and their Elections pages will also have a map with the count throughout Brazil. The experience will be the same as that available on the g1 main home, with a national view of the results. The map will be right below the headline.
Maps page
The special coverage of the 2026 Elections on g1 will also have a page with interactive maps, which will allow voters to navigate through all regions of Brazil and follow the voting results in each location.
Example of the counting map — Photo: Reproduction/g1
Automated texts and exclusive tools
Coverage of the 2026 Elections on g1 will also feature a series of content produced automatically, with the help of artificial intelligence and under the supervision of journalists.
Who are the candidates: tool with information about the candidates running in the elections;
Elected candidates: one article for each elected federal, state and district deputy, published after 100% of the votes have been counted;
Cities by state: page that brings together the municipalities of each state and allows you to access information about the cities and then the voting locations;
Results by city: page that brings together the municipalities of each state to consult the voting results;
How the voting went by city: content published as soon as voting is completed in the municipality;
How the voting went by polling place: details of votes per ballot box and polling place, available as soon as voting is completed in the city.
Oops!

The candidate for the government of Paraná, Samuel de Mattos (PSTU), voted this Sunday (4) at Colégio Bom Jesus, in Curitiba, and stated that his project aims to value each vote, resolve the lives of the working class, confront the extreme right and overcome PTism.

In the first round of the 2026 Elections, heavy rains caused flooding, power outages and the replacement of electronic voting machines in several cities in São Paulo, including Sorocaba, Votorantim, Taquarituba and Itapetininga, while councilor João Pintor was detained in Campo Limpo Paulista on suspicion of electoral crime.

In the first round of the 2026 Elections, which took place this Sunday (4), queues and delays in voting were recorded in several regions of the country. At Alberto Andaló State School, in Rio Preto (SP), a young man with a history of problems convulsed, fell down the stairs after voting and was rescued by Samu. The Municipal Civil Guard of São José do Rio Preto caught two cases of irregular disposal of electoral propaganda material near schools. The city's public transport operated at special times and with zero fares. More than 158 million Brazilians were eligible to vote, with more than 136 million being required and 22 million optional.

The PSDB candidate for government of Tocantins, Vicentinho Júnior, voted at 4pm this Sunday (4) at Faculdade Anhanguera Unopar, in Palmas. After the vote, he posed for photos with his family, spoke to supporters and said in an interview with TV Anhanguera that he feels confident, commented on a possible second round scenario and highlighted that he led a respectful campaign, without attacking his opponents.

Candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Norte voted this Sunday in Natal and Mossoró, highlighting proposals and expectations for the election.

Ivan Moraes voted in Pernambuco accompanied by allies, family and vice-governor candidate Alice Gabino. After voting, he declared satisfaction with the campaign and confidence in advancing to the second round or directly winning the elections.