Voters vote on October 4 to choose deputies using the proportional system
Quick Look
- Voters go to the polls on Sunday, October 4, to elect deputies using the proportional system, with a four-year term.
- The list of candidates, with name and ballot box number, is available, indicating whether each candidacy is suitable or unsuitable according to decisions of the Electoral Court.
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Why It Matters
Elections for deputies in Brazil take place using the proportional system, which distributes seats based on the votes of parties and federations, with four-year terms.
Voters go to the polls on Sunday, October 4th. Deputies are defined using the proportional system, which considers voting by parties and federations to distribute seats, with a four-year mandate.
Check below the list of candidates, with the name and ballot box number registered by the parties in the TSE, in addition to the status of each candidacy: whether it is eligible or ineligible for the contest, according to the decisions of the Electoral Court.
Click on each candidate's name to see the complete profile on the Who are the candidates page, published by g1 and updated with data provided by the TSE:
Open Questions
- How many seats are up for grabs in this election?
- What are the specific criteria used by the Electoral Court to determine whether a candidacy is suitable or unsuitable?
