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Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible for the 2022 elections. The positions in dispute include president, governor, senator, federal and state deputy.
On the Who Are the Candidates page, published by g1 and updated with data provided by the TSE, you can see all the candidates for state deputy for Acre and search by name, number, party, gender, color, occupation, level of education and assets. Click here to access.
You can also see the list with the names of all candidates and the number of candidacies for state deputy registered in Acre on the following link: click here to access.
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.

Candidate Renan Filho voted and declared optimism with the possibility of victory in the first round of the 2026 Elections. He highlighted his political project for Alagoas and criticized Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy, classifying it as an improvisation.

Minister Nunes Marques suspended the decision that rejected Deltan Dallagnol's candidacy for the Senate for Paraná. Meanwhile, the state records voting in 105 altered locations and rains that affected polling stations in Londrina.

The candidate for the government of Pará, Ruth Reis (Democrat), voted this Sunday morning (4) at Dom Bosco school, located in the Reduto neighborhood, in Belém.

Candidates for the government of Alagoas, Renan Filho and Márcio Jambo, vote in Maceió this Sunday. Report also details the correct voting order for the positions being contested in the first round of the 2026 Elections.
Coverage of the Brazilian elections with reports of long queues in Paris, voting in the dark in Paraná, partial counting in foreign countries and decisions by the TSE and STF on candidacies.

The first round of the 2026 Brazilian elections will take place on October 4th. The g1 portal provides a tool for consulting candidates for state deputy in Rio Grande do Sul, based on TSE data on situation, party and assets.