AI-generated summary
The article deals with the 2022 Brazilian elections, focusing on the first round in Rio de Janeiro and reactions to the candidates' performance in the first national round.
Garotinho gives up his appeal, and Douglas Ruas could be elected in the 1st round in RJ
Trump sees a tight 2nd round in Brazil and says Flávio's performance was 'impressive'
Cury, Renan, Caiado and Zema talk about support in the 2nd round
Flávio's performance in the South and Southeast offset Lula's votes in the Northeast
VIDEO: Valdemar says that Bolsonaro will participate in the eventual Flávio government
SADI: Lula's campaign underestimated Flávio and anti-PTism
Who surrounded Flávio and Lula in the speech after the counting of the 1st round
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Douglas Ruas could be elected in the first round in Rio de Janeiro
Possible · Within days
Flávio will have a strong performance in the second round due to the support of the South and Southeast
Likely · Within weeks

Automatic reporting presents the voting numbers for president by electoral section at Escola Municipal Felinto Batista, in the 7th electoral zone, with guidelines for locating the zone and section on the voter registration card and e-Título, generated based on TSE data and journalistic supervision.

Automatic report presents the voting numbers for president at the Aterro do Muriacá Municipal School, in the 7th electoral zone, explaining how to locate the zone and electoral section number on the voter registration card and e-Título, with a warning that the data only refers to voting in the city and does not indicate the person elected or progress to the second round.

The numbers released only refer to voting in the municipality and do not indicate who was elected or advanced to the second round. The report was produced automatically based on TSE data and with the support of artificial intelligence, under the supervision of journalists.

Of the 5,599 voters eligible to vote in Americano do Brasil, 1,114 did not appear in the 1st round, resulting in 19.90% abstention. The numbers only refer to voting in the municipality and do not indicate who was elected or advanced to the second round. The report was produced automatically based on TSE data and supervised by journalists.

In the first round of the 2026 elections in Rio Grande do Norte, Cadu de Lula (PT) and Allyson Bezerra (União Brasil) advanced to the second round, while Álvaro Dias (PL) came in third place. Cadu won in 74 municipalities, Allyson in 66 and Álvaro in 27. The second round is scheduled for October 25th.

Itamar Borges was re-elected state deputy with 159,058 votes in São José do Rio Preto, a reduction of 24,422 votes compared to 2022, but highlighted the increase in the local electorate and its performance as the most voted in the northwest of São Paulo by the MDB.