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The municipal elections in Roseira were held this Sunday (4), with 30 polling stations totaled by the TSE at 6:31 pm. The municipality has 8,328 eligible voters.
Roseira, in Vale do Paraíba, concluded the counting of votes for this Sunday's elections (4). According to the TSE, the 30 voting stations in the municipality were totaled at 6:31 pm.
In the race for president, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) received 3,895 votes (59.65%), while Lula (PT) had 2,052 votes (31.42%).
Roseira has 8,328 eligible voters. In total, 6,837 attended the polls, with abstention of 17.90%.

Councilors Lucas Pavanato (PL-SP) and Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG) became the most voted federal deputies in the history of Brazil, each with more than 2.5 million votes counted to date, surpassing Eduardo Bolsonaro's previous record (1.84 million in 2018). Erika Hilton (PSOL-SP) came in third place with 1.33 million votes. The article details the political trajectories of the three parliamentarians, including ages, origins, activity on social media and advocated agendas.

In the 2026 Elections, Roraima elected two senators for eight-year terms, with 54 vacancies up for grabs nationally. Antonio Carlos Nicoletti, federal deputy for União Brasil, and Maria Teresa Sáenz Surita Guimarães, former mayor of Boa Vista for PDT, were the main candidates highlighted in the state, where 401,496 voters were eligible to vote.

Campos do Jordão concluded the counting of the municipal elections this Sunday (4) at 7:14 pm, with all 131 polling stations totaled, according to the TSE.

According to the TRE-SC bulletin, 128 voting locations were left without electricity, but the election was not impacted due to the autonomy of the ballot boxes. The PMSC recorded 122 electoral incidents, including exit polls and irregular propaganda. Maria Evangelina da Silva Jardim, 103 years old, voted in Florianópolis. Décio Lima (PT) voted in Blumenau. There were queues lasting more than 40 minutes in several cities.

Partial data from the TSE show that 1,973,474 voters did not vote in São Paulo (23.41%), while Porto Alegre leads in abstention with 24.05% and Teresina has the lowest rate, 14.88%. Only Florianópolis has 100% of the sections cleared.

Caroline de Toni, Santa Catarina's most voted federal deputy in 2022, had her name questioned in the state PL after the arrival of Carlos Bolsonaro in the state, which generated speculation about a possible coalition with the PP and reservation of seats for him and Esperidião Amin. Despite the support of Michelle Bolsonaro, the party ended up confirming the ticket with Carlos and Flávio Bolsonaro, leaving Toni out of the dispute.