
g1 São José do Rio Preto e Araçatuba published the real-time counting of votes in each of the 144 municipalities in the regions in this first round of the 2026 elections, with data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), providing links to access the counting maps by city.
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The 2026 elections are national and state, and the count by city only serves for local sampling, as the candidates elected or who advance to the second round are defined by the votes in the state or across the country.
g1 São José do Rio Preto e Araçatuba compiled the real-time count of votes in each of the 144 municipalities in the regions in this first round of the 2026 elections. The count is sourced from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Access the list below.
As this year's elections are national and state, the count by city is only for local sampling. Candidates elected or who went to the second round are those who received the most votes in the state or across the country.
Urn at Colégio Estadual Monsenhor in São José do Rio Preto (SP) — Photo: Henrique Souza/g1
To access the map of the calculation in Rio Preto click here. The one in Araçatuba can be seen here. In other cities, the search link is here. To find your city, simply click on the magnifying glass in the top right corner of the map and type in the municipality. The cities in the region are:
Adolfo
Altair
Alto Alegre
Álvares Florence
Americo de Campos
Andradina
Aparecida D'Oeste
Araçatuba
giant otter
Aspasia
Auriflama
Bady Bassitt
Balm
Barbosa
Bento de Abreu
Bilac
Birigui
Brauna
Brejo Alegre
Buritama
Cajobi
Cardoso
Castilho
Catanduva
Catiguá
Cedral
Clementine
Crowned
Cosmorama
Dirce Reis
Dolcinopolis
Elisiário
Embaúba
Estrela D'Oeste
Fernandópolis
Floreal
Gabriel Monteiro
Gastão Vidigal
General Salgado
Glycerium
Guapiaçu
Guaraçaí
Guaraci
Guarani D'Oeste
Guararapes
Guzolândia
Ibirá
Icém
Solteira Island
Indiaporã
Ipigua
Irapuã
Itajobi
Itapura
Jaci
Jales
José Bonifacio
Lavinia
Lourdes
Luiziania
Macaubal
Macedonia
Magda
Marapoama
Marinopolis
Mendonça
meridian
Mesopolis
Mira Estrela
Mirandópolis
Mirassol
Mirassolândia
Monsoons
Mount Pleasant
Murutinga do Sul
Neves Paulista
Nhandeara
Nipoã
New Covenant
Nova Canaã Paulista
Nova Castilho
New Granada
New Independence
New Luzitania
Novais
New Horizon
Olympia
Green Wave
Orindiúva
Ouroeste
Palestine
Palmares Paulista
Palmeira D'Oeste
Paradise
Paranapuã
Parisi
Paulo de Faria
Pedranópolis
Penápolis
Pereira Barreto
Piacatu
Pindorama
Plateau
Poloni
Pontalinda
Gestal Bridges
Populina
Potirendaba
Riolândia
Rubiaceae
Rubineia
Sales
Santa Adelia
Santa Albertina
Santa Clara D'Oeste
Santa Fe do Sul
Santa Rita D'Oeste
Santa Salete
Santana da Ponte Pensa
Santo Antônio do Aracanguá
Santopolis do Aguapeí
San Francisco
Saint John of the Two Bridges
Saint John of Iracema
São José do Rio Preto
Sebastianópolis do Sul
Severinia
Sud Mennucci
Suzanápolis
Tabapuã
Tanabi
Three Frontiers
Turiúba
Tourmaline
Ubarana
Uchoa
União Paulista
Urania
Urupês
Gentle Valentine
Valparaiso
Vitória Brazil
Votuporanga
Zechariah
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In the Legislative Chamber, seats are distributed between parties and federations using the proportional system, where the number of seats depends on the total number of votes received by each party, and not just on the individual vote of each candidate. The report was produced automatically based on TSE data and with the support of artificial intelligence, under the supervision of journalists.

The report explains that, in the Legislative Chamber, seats are distributed between parties and federations using the proportional system, where the number of seats depends on the total number of votes received by each party, and not just on the individual vote of each candidate. The text was produced automatically based on TSE data and supervised by journalists.

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