
AI-generated summary
The 1st round of the election for governor of Amazonas was marked by debates on proposals, criticism between opponents and discussions on topics such as health, education, public safety, fires, smoke, floods, droughts and mineral exploration in the state.
Maria do Carmo talks about confidence after advancing to the 2nd round in AM — Photo: Photo: Lucas Macedo/g1
Professor Maria do Carmo (PL) made her first public statement after confirming that she will run in the 2nd round for the government of Amazonas.
"We've been focused on this first round since the beginning and we knew we would make it. Why? Because Manaus has always been a conservative city, it's always been a right-wing city, the capital is right-wing. So we knew that this wave is coming, it's always coming. And so, Bolsonaro is a force here in the capital. I had no doubt that we could do it, especially with the current scenario, that Flávio Bolsonaro can mobilize this right-wing that is there, you know, thirsty for one, let's put it that way, a rematch, and we come with all this strength. So, for me, it wasn’t a surprise”, declared the candidate.
With 98.03% of the sections counted Maria do Carmo had 24.78% of the valid votes, Omar Aziz (PSD) had 40.34%
How was the 1st round
The 1st round of the election was marked by, in addition to discussion of proposals, criticism and attacks between opponents regarding previous administrations. Over the course of 45 days, the main names running for governor participated in interviews, hearings and public events with supporters.
The candidates also brought to debates and campaign events topics that directly affect the population, such as health, education, public safety, fires, smoke, floods and droughts. Changes in legislation to allow mineral exploration in the state were also at the center of discussions.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Maria do Carmo will contest the 2nd round against Omar Aziz for the government of Amazonas
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g1 São José do Rio Preto e Araçatuba published the real-time counting of votes in each of the 144 municipalities in the regions in this first round of the 2026 elections, with data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), providing links to access the counting maps by city.

Renato Antonio Bolsonaro, retired Army captain and member of the PL National Directory, is 62 years old, has three children and served as chief of staff and director of Tourism in Miracatu between 2021 and 2025. According to the TSE, he obtained 379,300 votes in his last election. He has already contested nine elections for positions such as councilor, mayor and deputy, having been elected only once, in 1996, as councilor of Praia Grande with 834 votes for the PMDB. In 2024, he failed to be elected mayor of Registro (SP).

Deltan Dallagnol's candidacy for the Senate in Paraná was suspended and later maintained by the president of the TSE, Kassio Nunes Marques, after individual rejection by minister Floriano de Azevedo Marques. The registration is currently 'approved with appeal', with the votes processed awaiting a final decision from the TSE plenary, which could lead to new elections if Dallagnol is declared ineligible.

The candidate with the most votes in the state of Tocantins for the position of federal deputy was elected, having received 22,651 votes in the municipality of Palmas, according to TSE data released by g1. The distribution of seats in the Chamber of Deputies follows the proportional system, based on the total votes of each party or federation, not just the individual votes of candidates.

With 100% of the ballots counted, 17 federal deputies were elected in Goiás this Sunday (4). Bruno Peixoto (União Brasil) was the most voted with 207,899 votes, followed by Delegate Adriana Accorsi (PT) with 177,103 votes and Fred Rodrigues (PL) with 152,380 votes. Abstention was 21.84%, 5.70% blank votes and 3.32% invalid votes. Those elected will take office on February 1, 2027.

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) was the candidate with the most votes in all 18 cities in the Piracicaba region (SP) in the first round of the 2026 Elections, advancing to the second round against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) on the 25th. In the Government of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) beat Fernando Haddad (PT) in all municipalities. The Electoral Court reported a calm process, with no complications, even with rain, and confirmed that the polls operated normally, with secure data transmission and no registered electoral crimes.