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The 2022 elections in Brazil include the positions of president, governor, senator, federal and state deputy, with the TSE releasing information about registered and approved candidates.
Evandro de Oliveira (PSTU) is a candidate for the Senate for Amazonas. His number in the ballot box is 161.
On the Who Are the Candidates page, published by g1 and updated with data provided by the TSE, you can see all candidates for senator in Amazonas and search by name, number, party, gender, color, occupation, level of education and assets. Click here to access.
These pages are made based on applications registered and approved by the TSE until the date of publication of this text.
Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible to vote this year, according to data from the TSE. The votes will be for president, governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy (or district, only in the case of the Federal District). All positions have a four-year term, except that of senator, whose term is eight years.
In some lists, the same candidate appears more than once. The TSE informs that it will keep the names duplicated, but will indicate only one of the options as eligible ("running") until election day.

Taty Cristina de Jesus, candidate for the DC party, is running for Government of Sergipe with number 27 on the ballot. g1 published a page with all candidates for state government, updated with data from the TSE, allowing searches by name, number, party and other criteria. Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible for the 2022 elections, which include president, governor, senator, federal and state deputy, with four-year terms, except for senator with eight years. The TSE keeps duplicate names on the lists, but only indicates one option as suitable until election day.

g1 provides an updated page with all candidates for governor of Sergipe, with filters by name, number, party and other criteria, based on TSE data. Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible to vote in 2026 for the positions of president, governor, senator and deputies, with four-year terms, except for senator with eight years. The TSE keeps duplicate names on the lists, but only indicates one option as suitable until the election.

g1 provides a page with all candidates for governor of Sergipe, allowing search by name, number, party, gender, color, occupation, level of education and assets, with data provided by the TSE. Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible to vote in 2026 for the positions of president, governor, senator, federal and state deputy, with four-year terms, except for senator with eight years. The TSE keeps duplicate names on the lists, but only indicates one option as suitable until the election.

Valmir de Francisquinho (Republicans) is a candidate for the Government of Sergipe, with number 10 on the ballot, according to data provided by the TSE.

Anthony Garotinho's defense appealed to the TSE asking for authorization of his candidacy, arguing that the suspension of his political rights due to conviction for administrative improbity would have already ended before the first round of elections, scheduled for October 4th. The TRE-RJ had maintained the denial of registration, considering ineligibility until 2033, but the defense disputes the start date of the suspension and requests the application of a new law that would reduce the period. While the appeal is pending, Garotinho will remain a sub judice candidate, being able to receive votes that will only be validated if the TSE reverses the decision.

g1 published a page with all candidates for senator in Amazonas, updated with data from the TSE, allowing searches by name, number, party, gender, color, occupation, level of education and assets. Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible to vote in 2026 for the positions of president, governor, senator, federal and state deputy, with four-year terms, except for senator with eight years. The TSE informs that it will keep duplicate names on the lists, but will indicate only one option as suitable until the election.