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The state of Ceará is holding the second round of the 2026 presidential elections.
Polling stations opened their gates to voters across Ceará, starting at 8am this Sunday. The state has 6,996,521 voters eligible to vote in this second round of the 2026 Elections.
Almost 7 million voters in Ceará are eligible to vote this Sunday (25), the second round of the election for President of the Republic in 2026. There are exactly 6,996,521 voters across the state who are eligible to vote in this second round of the 2026 Elections. This means 1,973 fewer people compared to the first round, when 6,998,494 were able to participate in the vote in Ceará.

Minas Gerais voters vote this Sunday (25) in the second round for president. Dilma Rousseff and Cármen Lúcia voted for BH. TRE-MG confirmed changes to locations in the interior and reinforcement of public transport to guarantee popular participation.

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro voted this Sunday morning at the Barão Homem de Mello Municipal School, in Vila Isabel, Rio de Janeiro. The presidential candidate criticized the current economic situation and called on voters to go to the polls.

The president of the TSE, minister Cármen Lúcia, voted in Belo Horizonte this Sunday (25) during the second round. The election in Minas Gerais focuses on the presidential election, with reinforcement in public transport and auditing of ballot boxes throughout the state.
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Acre voters begin voting in the 2nd round of the 2026 Elections. With 614,000 eligible to vote, the state offers free public transport and applies Dry Law until 4pm to guarantee the normality of the election that defines the next governor.

The second round of the 2026 elections takes place this Sunday (25) in São Paulo. More than 34 million voters choose the next president. Voting locations were changed in four cities due to structural problems and weather events.