
Reports of long queues in Cabo Frio and irregular political advertising in Campos dos Goytacazes mark voting day.
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Voting day takes place with climate variations and an intense flow of voters in different municipalities in Rio de Janeiro.
Voters who vote at Colégio Municipal Rui Barbosa, in the center of Cabo Frio, in the Lakes Region of Rio, complain about the long queues to vote. According to them, there is control at the school entrance, while waiting to enter, many voters need to stay in the sun. According to Clima Tempo, the temperature in the city varies between 21° and a maximum of 25° degrees, this Sunday (4).
The college has nine polling stations and, in total, 2,958 voters are able to vote there.
This Sunday (4), those who left home to vote in Petrópolis found a cloudy morning in the Imperial City. According to Clima Tempo, the temperature is between 16° and 23° degrees today.
Throughout the day, the sun must appear between many clouds, and at night the sky remains cloudy.
So far, there have been no problems with the electronic voting machines and the Military Police have not needed to intervene at the site.
Hello everyone, the Colégio Estadual Rotary II, in Custodópolis, Campos dos Goytacazes, has a waiting time of around 25 to 30 minutes, following guidelines from the Regional Electoral Court. 5,200 voters vote in this college. The expectation is that in the afternoon the waiting time will decrease.
Hey guys! In Campos dos Goytacazes, reporter Edson Araújo is at the Rotary II State College, in the Custodópolis neighborhood, one of the voting locations where one of the largest numbers of voters in the city is concentrated. The queue started to form at 7am. The reporter noticed a lot of political propaganda on the ground, an irregular practice that makes the city dirty.

The candidate for re-election for the government of Amapá, Clécio Luís (União Brasil), voted this Sunday morning in Macapá and stated that he expected victory, citing the work carried out during his administration and the possibility of a turnaround in the first round.

The candidate for the government of Rondônia, Hildon Chaves (União Brasil), voted this Sunday morning (4) in Porto Velho, at the Carmela Dutra state school, accompanied by his family. After voting, he highlighted his experience as a manager and stated that he knows the state's demands, highlighting Rondônia's potential and the need for management adjustments.

Candidates for the government of Minas Gerais voted this Sunday (4) in Belo Horizonte and Betim. Alexandre Kalil, Ben Mendes, Flávio Roscoe, Gabriel Azevedo and Indira Xavier attended the polls accompanied by family and supporters.
The first round of the 2026 Elections takes place with intense movement in several cities in the south of Rio and Costa Verde. Three people were detained in Barra Mansa for irregular advertising, while schools recorded queues and rain was forecast.

The São Paulo Public Security Secretariat recorded exit-poll complaints in the capital and in the interior during the 2026 Elections. Three people were detained in Santo Amaro, while the Military Police maintains extensive policing throughout the state.

Four people were arrested in Aurora do Pará for irregular electoral propaganda. Candidates for the government of Pará (Well Macêdo, Gal Leite and Araceli Lemos) voted in Belém, while indigenous communities in Bom Jesus do Tocantins and Ourilândia do Norte participated in the vote.