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The elections for the Chamber of Deputies in Minas Gerais defined the 53 representatives who will act from 2027, with emphasis on Nikolas Ferreira's record vote.
Voters in Minas Gerais chose this Sunday (4) the 53 federal deputies who will represent the state in the Chamber of Deputies from 2027.
The candidate with the most votes was Nikolas Ferreira (PL), with more than 27% of valid votes (more than 3 million). Alongside Lucas Pavanato (PL), from São Paulo, the two became the best-voted federal deputies in the history of Brazil.
Check out the list of the 20 most voted
Nikolas Ferreira (PL) - 27.59% of valid votes (3,092,006 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Ana Elisa (PT) - 4.64% of valid votes (519,863 votes) - ELECTED
Duda Salabert (PSOL) - 2.04% of valid votes (228,534 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Reginaldo Lopes (PT) - 1.87% of valid votes (210,085 votes) - REELECTED
Rogério Correia (PT) - 1.64% of valid votes (183,575 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Pinheirinho (PP) - 1.30% of valid votes (145,155 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Zé Vitor (PL) - 1.29% of valid votes (144,861 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Ana Pimentel (PT) - 1.28% of valid votes (143,923 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Weliton Prado (PSD) - 1.15% of valid votes (129,169 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Gleide Andrade (PT) - 1.14% of valid votes (127,269 votes) - ELECTED
Gleidson Azevedo (Republicans) - 1.12% of valid votes (125,761 votes) - ELECTED
Paulo Guedes (PT) - 1.06% of valid votes (119,099 votes) - REELECTED
Pedro Rousseff (PT) - 1.05% of valid votes (117,609 votes) - ELECTED
Diego Andrade (PSD) - 0.97% of valid votes (108,965 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Lohanna (PV) - 0.96% of valid votes (107,721 votes) - ELECTED
Dandara (PT) - 0.96% of valid votes (107,681 votes) - RE-ELECTED
Bruno Farias (Republicans) - 0.96% of valid votes (107,581 votes) - REELECTED
Miguel Ângelo (PT) - 0.95% of valid votes (106,218 votes) - REELECTED
Rodrigo de Castro (União) - 0.92% of valid votes (103,627 votes) - REELECTED
Delegate Marcelo Freitas (União) - 0.90% of valid votes (100,452 votes) - REELECTED
This report is being updated
How is the bench by party
PL: 21 chairs
Brazilian Federation of Hope (PT/PCdoB/PV): 13 seats (PT 12, PV 1)
Progressive Union Federation (Union/PP): 6 seats (PP 3, Union 3)
PSD: 3 chairs
Republicans: 2 seats
PSOL/Rede Federation: 2 seats (PSOL 1, Rede 1)
MDB: 1 chair
Forward: 1 chair
We can: 1 chair
PSB: 1 chair
PSDB/Citizenship Federation: 1 seat (PSDB)
Solidarity Renewal Federation (PRD/Solidarity): 1 chair (PRD)
Projection of benches by party with 98.26% of ballots cast
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