
O presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva obteve 62% dos votos válidos na China continental, com 268 votos, enquanto Flávio Bolsonaro ficou com 23%, segundo apuração das urnas fechadas às 17h horário local deste domingo (4).
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A votação na China continental ocorreu como parte das eleições presidenciais de 2026 no Brasil, com urnas fechadas às 17h horário local.
O presidente e candidato à reeleição Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) teve a maioria dos votos válidos na China continental, que fechou as urnas às 17h deste domingo (4) no horário local, 6h no horário de Brasília.
O presidente acumulou 268 votos, o que corresponde a 62% do número total registrado no país. Já o candidato Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) terminou o dia com 98 votos, relativo a cerca de 23%.
Acompanhe na Folha em tempo real a apuração para do 1 turno das eleições para presidente

Candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Norte voted this Sunday in Natal and Mossoró, highlighting proposals and expectations for the election.

Ivan Moraes voted in Pernambuco accompanied by allies, family and vice-governor candidate Alice Gabino. After voting, he declared satisfaction with the campaign and confidence in advancing to the second round or directly winning the elections.

The candidate for the Senate for Tocantins, Eli Borges (Republicans), voted this Sunday (4) at Colégio Marista, in Palmas, accompanied by his wife Maria Borges and son Thiago Borges. Before voting, he spoke about the campaign and his desire to moralize the country if elected.

Candidate Professor Camila voted at a school accompanied by Senate candidate Gorett Bitu, daughter Alana, UP state president Thiago Santos and other allies. In a note, she expressed gratitude to the UP militancy and reaffirmed her commitment to social transformation and socialism. The images show that there were no queues or crowds at the site.

The elections in Goiás take place normally this Sunday (4), but with queues at some polling places, two arrests and more than 20 records of electoral crimes until 3 pm, according to the president of TRE-GO, Elizabeth Maria da Silva. 35 electronic voting machines were also replaced due to technical problems, with no impact on voting.

Candidate expresses hope for a day of tranquility in voting, despite attacks, and highlights the process as a celebration of democracy for Brazil, making his name available to the population of Minas Gerais.