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Brazil has 158.7 million voters eligible for the general elections. The positions up for grabs 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 the senate in Maranhão and search by name, number, party, gender, color, occupation, level of education and assets. 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.

Voters in Cabo Frio report queues at places such as UERJ and the Professor Edilson Duarte Municipal School. There are also records of electoral waste accumulating in the streets close to polling places, with cleaning teams working early in the morning.

Paraná voters go to the polls this Sunday for the first round. The day records rain in Londrina, changes in voting locations in 105 municipalities and the resumption of Deltan Dallagnol's candidacy after the TSE's decision.

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).

The candidate for governor of São Paulo, Fernando Haddad, followed Lula's vote in São Bernardo do Campo and followed his agenda in the capital of São Paulo. The politician, former Minister of Finance, is running for state office for the second time after his career in the PT.

The first round of the 2026 presidential elections takes place this Sunday (4) with reports of electrical failures in Borá and Umuarama, queues in Paris and a report by the Federal Police. Candidates vote in different regions and partial results arrive from Singapore.

The candidates for the government of Pará, Araceli Lemos (PSOL) and Ruth Reis (Democrat), voted this Sunday morning (4) at electoral colleges located in Belém, the state capital.