
Voters will be able to follow the vote count for president, governor, senator and deputies from 4 pm (Manaus time)
The g1 portal will provide real-time coverage of the counting of the first round of the 2026 Elections in Amazonas this Sunday (4), with official data from the TSE, interactive maps and filters by candidates from 4pm (Manaus time).
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The g1 counting system is fed directly by data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) after voting ends.
Voters will be able to follow, in real time, the counting of votes in the first round of the 2026 Elections this Sunday (4) via g1. The data is updated directly from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) system after voting closes in Amazonas.
On the counting page, it will be possible to follow the dispute for state government, the two Senate vacancies, in addition to the elections for federal deputy, state deputy and president of the Republic.
The platform shows the vote count in real time, graphs with the evolution of the count and allows you to search for candidates by name, number or party.
Readers will also be able to follow the results by municipality and view interactive maps with the candidates' performance across Amazonas.
When the count is completed, the page will indicate the candidates elected for the Senate, the Chamber of Deputies and the Legislative Assembly of Amazonas (Aleam).
The panel offers a search field by candidate name or number, as well as filters by party. The platform also has an interactive graph that shows the evolution of the count hour by hour. The reader can also follow the count by electoral zone.
By clicking on see full map, voters can browse the states and electoral zones to see the results of the election for president and governor in the 5,565 municipalities.
On the website, voters can also browse directly the results of all the other 26 states and the Federal District, in addition to the presidential election.
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Vote counting begins at 4pm (Manaus time).
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