Nikolas Ferreira is the federal deputy with the most votes in Minas Gerais with more than 3.1 million votes

With 100% of the ballots counted, 53 federal deputies were elected in Minas Gerais (MG) this Sunday (4).

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Nikolas Ferreira (PL) was the most voted in the state, with 3,119,318 votes, followed by Ana Elisa (PT), in second position, with 524,219. Duda Salabert (PSOL), in third place, received 229,535 votes.

See all the elected officials in Minas Gerais in the infographic:

The election in the state had 22.82% abstention, 5.54% blank votes and 3.63% invalid votes.

Nikolas Ferreira was born in Belo Horizonte (MG), is married and declared assets of R$3.9 million to the Electoral Court.

Ana Elisa (PT) did not declare assets to the Electoral Court, is single and born in Divinópolis (MG).

The list of those elected also has names such as Reginaldo Lopes (PT), Rogério Correia (PT) and Pinheirinho (PP).

Deputies will take office on February 1, 2027.

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HOW IS A FEDERAL DEPUTY ELECTED

Federal deputies are chosen using the proportional system. Under this model, seats are initially distributed among parties and federations, according to the vote obtained by each political group.

Both votes given directly to candidates and party votes are counted.

After defining the number of seats for each party or federation, the vacancies are occupied by the candidates with the most votes within each list, observing the electoral rules.

Therefore, the elected candidates are not necessarily those who received the highest individual votes in the state.

The number of representatives from each unit of the Federation varies according to legislation.

The mandate of a federal deputy lasts four years. The minimum age to apply for the position is 21 years old.