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The 2026 elections in Brazil will have the 1st round on October 4th. The TSE registers and approves applications for state and federal positions.
Mato Grosso has 255 candidates competing for 24 seats in the State Legislative Assembly (ALMT), according to data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). See below the list with the names and ballot numbers of candidates for state deputy for the Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB) in Mato Grosso.
🔍The 1st round of the 2026 election in Brazil will be held on October 4th. Understand here what a state deputy does.
On the Who Are the Candidates page, published by g1 and updated with data from the TSE, you can see all the candidates for Mato Grosso: state deputy, federal deputy, senator and governor. Search by name, number, party, gender, color, occupation, etc. Click here to access.
Who are the candidates for state deputy for MDB in MT:
The list shows the party's 23 candidates for the State Legislative Assembly (ALMT), with their ballot numbers. — Photo: Disclosure/TRE
This page was produced based on applications registered and approved by the TSE until the date of publication of this text.

Ricardo Marques announced his support for Republican candidate Valmir de Francisquinho after the Electoral Court declared the impossibility of maintaining his candidacy for the government of Sergipe, due to Érico Menezes' resignation from the position of vice-governor, based on the indivisibility of the majority ticket by judge Brígida Declerc Fink.

The Campina Grande Traffic and Public Transport Superintendency (STTP) will mobilize around 70 traffic agents at voting locations and will offer free public transport in the electoral rounds of October 4th and 25th, with a fleet of almost 70 vehicles, technical reserve and real-time monitoring via GPS.

Mato Grosso has 255 candidates competing for 24 seats in the Legislative Assembly in the 2026 Elections, with voting scheduled for October 4, according to data from the TSE. The list includes names, ballot numbers and situations of the candidates, all approved and running, distributed between parties using the proportional system for four-year terms.

In the first round of elections scheduled for October 4, candidates from the PSTU, União Brasil and PCO carried out their campaign agenda in Macapá with leaflets, meetings, debates and rallies in different locations in the city.

Candidate for the Senate defends investment in professional training, creation of new federal institutes and digital connection programs in Pernambuco to generate formal employment and include young people, autistic people and people with disabilities in the job market, proposing a scholarship of R$600 for high school students integrated with technical education.

The Electoral Court carried out an audit of electronic voting machines in Presidente Prudente (SP) this Thursday (1st), allowing representatives of supervisory entities to verify the integrity, authenticity and procedures of the equipment that will be used in Sunday's elections (4). The process, public and lasting 30 minutes, took place in the 101st and 402nd electoral zones, with ballot boxes selected by sampling of up to 6%. After verification, the equipment is stored and transported to the voting locations on Saturday (3), and cannot be used before the election due to the schedule restricted to voting times.