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The text details the abstention numbers and the results of the presidential vote in Mato Grosso in the second round.
More than 550 thousand voters failed to vote in the second round of elections in Mato Grosso, this Sunday (26). In total, 552,545 people did not go to the polls, compared to 585,668 in the first round. As a result, abstention fell by 33,123 voters compared to the first vote.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) was re-elected president of the Republic after defeating Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) in the second round of elections. In Mato Grosso, Flávio received 65.15% of the valid votes in the first round, while Lula received 29.18%. In this second round, the PL candidate increased his vote to 66.06%, against 33.94% for Lula.

The Federal Police recorded 86 incidents of possible electoral crimes during the second round of the 2026 General Elections, held last Sunday (25). The final balance was released by the corporation this Monday (26).

The dollar reached R$5.60 after Lula's victory in the second round of the presidential elections. The post-election political scenario includes the appointment of new ministers to the STF and international reactions from Latin American leaders to the election result.

Lula (PT) won the Brazilian presidential elections after an unprecedented turn against Flávio Bolsonaro (PL). The result was driven by the reduction in abstention, mobilization on social media and a strategic restructuring of the PT campaign.

The Regional Electoral Court of Bahia revoked the arrest in the act of transport secretary Pablo Souza, detained on Sunday after detaining buses in Salvador during the second round of elections.

The electoral map of Greater São Paulo changed in the second round of the presidential election. Lula (PT) won in 21 of the 39 municipalities, reversing results in seven cities, while Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) led in 18.

The number of cities in São Paulo with combined votes for Lula for president and Tarcísio for governor rose from 33 in the first round to 66 in the second round, covering municipalities in Greater São Paulo and the interior.