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João Azevêdo foi secretário de Infraestrutura, Recursos Hídricos, Meio Ambiente e Ciência e Tecnologia da Paraíba antes de ser eleito governador em 2018 e reeleito em 2022.
Em 2026, são eleitos dois senadores em cada estado e no Distrito Federal, para renovar 54 das 81 cadeiras. Por isso, cada eleitor votou em dois candidatos diferentes.
Para João Azevêdo, este será o primeiro mandato no Senado. Natural de João Pessoa, foi secretário de Infraestrutura, Recursos Hídricos, Meio Ambiente e Ciência e Tecnologia da Paraíba antes de ser eleito governador em 2018. Em 2022, foi reeleito para o cargo.
Em 2026, João Azevêdo integrou a chapa de Lucas Ribeiro (PP), atual governador da Paraíba, e que foi vice-governador de João Azevêdo em 2022. O grupo apoiou também para senador Nabor Wanderley (Republicanos), que ficou em terceiro lugar no pleito com x%.

Daniel Vilela (MDB) spoke after being elected governor of Goiás this Sunday, promising to continue Ronaldo Caiado's projects and paying tribute to his father.

Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) won the elections for governor in Ubatuba, on the North Coast of São Paulo, with 36,019 votes (68.75%), against 15,992 votes (30.53%) for Fernando Haddad (PT), according to the TSE. The count concluded at 7:31 pm in all 238 polling stations in the municipality.

Jambeiro, in Vale do Paraíba, concluded the counting of the elections this Sunday (4) at 7:25 pm. Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) won the presidential race with 2,255 votes (59.88%), while Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) was elected governor with 2,580 votes (72.49%). 3,951 of the 4,996 eligible voters turned out, with 20.92% abstaining.

In 2026, Rogério Carvalho (PT) was re-elected senator for Sergipe for his second term, after competing with 11 candidates initially. He has held positions as municipal and state Secretary of Health, state and federal deputy, and was rapporteur for the Mais Médicos program in the Chamber of Deputies.

Sônia Guajajara (PSOL-SP) was re-elected federal deputy for São Paulo, consolidating a trajectory of indigenous representation and prioritizing environmental and social issues.

Veneziano Vital do Rêgo has been a senator for Paraíba since 2018, having been a councilor, mayor of Campina Grande and federal deputy. Son of politicians from Paraíba, he ran for state government in 2022 and seeks re-election to the Senate in 2026.