
Relatos de longas filas em Cabo Frio e propaganda política irregular em Campos dos Goytacazes marcam o dia de votação.
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O dia de votação ocorre com variações climáticas e fluxo intenso de eleitores em diferentes municípios do Rio de Janeiro.
Eleitores que votam no Colégio Municipal Rui Barbosa, no Centro de Cabo Frio, na Região dos Lagos do Rio, reclamam das longas filas para conseguir votar. Segundo eles, há um controle na entrada da escola, enquanto aguardam para entrar, muitos eleitores precisam ficar no sol. De acordo com o Clima Tempo, a temperatura na cidade varia entre 21° e máxima de 25° graus, neste domingo (4).
O colégio tem nove seções eleitorais e, ao todo, 2.958 eleitores estão aptos a votar no local.
Neste domingo (4), quem saiu de casa para votar em Petrópolis encontrou uma manhã de tempo nublado na Cidade Imperial. Segundo o Clima Tempo, a temperatura fica entre 16° e 23° graus para hoje.
Ao longo do dia, o sol deve aparecer entre muitas nuvens, e à noite o céu continua nublado.
Até o momento, não foram registrados problemas com as urnas eletrônicas e a Polícia Militar não precisou intervir no local.
Olá pessoal, o Colégio Estadual Rotary II, em Custodópolis, Campos dos Goytacazes, está com um tempo de espera de cerca de 25 a 30 minutos, seguindo orientações do Tribunal Regional Eleitoral. Neste colégio votam 5.200 eleitores. A expectativa é que no período da tarde o tempo de espera diminua.
Olá pessoal! Em Campos dos Goytacazes, o repórter Edson Araújo está no Colégio Estadual Rotary II, no bairro de Custodópolis, um dos locais de votação onde concentra um dos maiores números de eleitores da cidade. A fila já começou a se formar às 7h. O repórter sinalizou muita propaganda política no chão, uma prática irregular que suja a cidade.

With more than half of the voting time exceeded, queues and waits of more than 40 minutes are reported in several cities due to the six votes to be cast. Candidates such as Décio Lima (PT), Carol De Toni (PL), Afrânio Boppré (PSOL), Gelson Merisio (PSB), João Rodrigues (PSD) and Jorginho Mello (PL) voted in their respective cities, accompanied by family members and advisors, and spoke to the press after voting. Information on how to check voter ID, zone and section was also provided.

Candidate Professor Witer Naves (PSOL) voted in Palmas this Sunday, made a gesture of support for President Lula and stated that his candidacy is purposeful and differentiated.

Candidates for the government of Sergipe, including Dr. Helton, Taty Cristina de Jesus, Valmir de Francisquinho and Fábio Mitidieri, voted in the morning. Emanuel Cacho and Ricardo Marques left the dispute.

On Sunday (4), voters in Acre went to the polls for the first round of the 2026 elections, with candidates such as Jorge Viana (PT), Márcio Bittar (PL), Thor Dantas (PSB), Gladson Camelí (PP), Tião Bocalom (PSDB) and Eduardo Velloso (Solidariedade) voting in several cities in the state. Jorge Vianou voted with his family, taking his youngest son to the booth. Márcio Bittar criticized the federal government, saying that Brazil is on the verge of collapse. Energisa reported power outages in the Rui Lino and Tucumâ neighborhoods, but stated that no polling places were affected until 9:30 am. The Federal Police issued four detailed reports of occurrence (TCOs) in Rio Branco for electoral propaganda on election day and exit polls, with one case of seizure of valuables, in addition to a TCO in Sena Madureira. Voters arrived early at the polling stations, and g1 followed the opening of schools. In total, 614,375 voters are eligible to vote in Acre for president, governor, senators and federal and state deputies, with voting from 6 am to 3 pm.

Councilor João Pintor was approached by the Municipal Civil Guard after being seen irregularly distributing electoral propaganda material on Rua Armando Lehnaioli, São José neighborhood. The material was seized and released due to the low offensive potential of the act, as reported by TV TEM.

The candidate for the Senate for Amazonas, Eduardo Braga (MDB), voted in Manaus on Sunday (4) at 10:25 am, accompanied by his family. After voting, he thanked God and the people of Amazonas for their support during the campaign and spoke about his expectations for the election results.