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The data presents the partial count of the 2026 elections in Mato Grosso do Sul, with 83.55% of the ballots counted for the position of governor and 79.69% for the Senate.
PARTIAL FEDERAL DEPUTY (number of votes, without considering coefficient)
Camila Jara (PT) — 133,122 votes
Marcos Pollon (PL) — 127,469 votes
Rose Modesto (UNIÃO) — 111,766 votes
Mara Caseiro (PL) — 96,992 votes
Rodolfo Nogueira (PL) — 88,679 votes
Beto Pereira (REPUBLICANS) — 65,925 votes
Isa Marcondes (REPUBLICANS) — 56,838 votes
Dagoberto Nogueira (PP) — 45,380 votes
Jaime Verruck (REPUBLICANS) — 43,825 votes
Cassy Monteiro (PL) — 41,359 votes
PARTIAL STATE DEPUTY (number of votes, without considering coefficient)
Zé Teixeira (PL) — 39,834 votes
Paulo Corrêa (PL) — 37,812 votes
Colonel David (PL) — 36,910 votes
André Puccinelli (MDB) — 36,888 votes
Caravina (PSDB) — 36,259 votes
Ângelo Guerreiro (PSDB) — 35,309 votes
Zeca do PT (PT) — 33,544 votes
Tiago Botelho (PT) — 31,882 votes
Odilon Ribeiro (PL) — 31,146 votes
Gerson Claro (PP) — 30,460 votes
Re-elected Governor of Mato Grosso do Sul in the 2026 Elections
With 83.55% of the ballots counted
Eduardo Riedel 67.35% of the votes
Senators elected from Mato Grosso do Sul With 79.69% of the ballots counted
Reinaldo Azambuja (PL): 34.58%
Capião Contar (PL): 33.48%
READ HERE: Reinaldo Azambuja (PL) and Capitão Contar (PL) are elected senators for Mato Grosso do Sul
PARTIAL FEDERAL DEPUTY (number of votes, without considering coefficient)
Marcos Pollon (PL) 57,567
Camila Jara (PT) 57,523
Rose Modesto (Union) 54,160
Mara Caseiro (PL) 47,350
Rodolfo Nogueira (PL) 43,750
Beto Pereira (Republicans) 38,033
Cassy Monteiro (PL) 22,812
Jaime Verruck (Republicans) 22,791

Voters in Santo Expedito, SP, faced queues and delays in voting due to power outages that affected polling stations, with ballot boxes running on batteries and necessary exchange in one section; TRE-SP initially stated that voting had ended, but later confirmed that there were still people in line at 7:14 pm.
Piracaia, in Vale do Paraíba, concluded the counting of votes for the municipal elections this Sunday (4) at 6:47 pm, with all 62 polling stations totaled, according to the TSE.

Luciano Zucco, a reserve soldier trained at AMAN, with experience in the GSI and experience in security operations, was elected state deputy in 2018 and federal in 2022, leading the opposition to the Lula government. In Rio Grande do Sul, the electorate shows high rates of indecision in the polls, with the campaign concentrated in the Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre and difficulty in advancing in the Interior.

Six candidates for the government of Ceará have already voted in the municipal elections, including Danilo Soares, who voted for Crateús and highlighted the importance of the interior of the state. The SSPDS-CE recorded 12 electoral incidents between 00:00 and 12:00, involving 16 people arrested for crimes such as exiting the polls and irregular transportation of voters in 11 cities, with no arrests.

In 2026, two senators were elected per state and in the Federal District, totaling 54 of the 81 renewed seats. Marcio Miguel Bittar, 63-year-old cattle rancher, born in Franca (SP) and senator for Acre since 2019, is trying to return to the Senate through the PL. His career includes terms as federal and state deputy, passing through PMDB, PPS, PSDB, MDB and União Brasil, with municipal and state elections in Acre since 2004.

In 2026, two senators were elected in Rondônia to renew seats in the Federal Senate. Fernando Máximo, doctor and former state health secretary, and Bruno Scheid, rural producer and former advisor to Jair Bolsonaro, were elected for the first time, both by the PL, in a dispute with ten candidates and no re-election underway.