
The data shows a significant reduction in the share of votes allocated to candidates who did not advance to the second round in Brazilian presidential contests, with examples from the 2018, 2022 and 2014 elections, where the two most voted in the first round were always from majority parties.
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The text presents data on the distribution of votes in the Brazilian presidential elections, highlighting that there was a reduction in the share of votes allocated to candidates who did not qualify for the second round.
The numbers show that, from the previous dispute for Planalto, there was a significant reduction in the share of votes given to candidates who did not advance to the second round.
See the numbers and names of each of the candidates:
* The most voted in the 1st round were Lula (PT) and Jair Bolsonaro (PL)
* The two most voted in the 1st round were Jair Bolsonaro (PL) and Fernando Haddad (PT)
* The two most voted in the 1st round were Dilma Rousseff (PT) and Aécio Neves (PSDB)

Ana Caroline took over the position of her husband, state deputy Amilton Filho, three days after his death in an accident on BR-050, near Cristalina, Goiás. The candidate announced the decision on social media, receiving support from voters. The accident occurred in the early hours of Saturday (26), when the vehicle in which Amilton was traveling collided with a trailer. He was trapped in the wreckage and died at the scene. The deputy's driver and videographer, who were also in the car, survived and were taken to Chaud Salles Municipal Hospital. The driver of the truck was not injured. The causes of the accident are under investigation by the PRF.

The Rio de Janeiro state deputy had two projects approved by Alerj: one that regulates neutral bathrooms and changing rooms for trans and non-binary people, and another that created a state self-defense program for women victims of domestic violence. She was also investigated by the MP on suspicion of cracking, which she denied.

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Amazonas voters chose this Sunday (4) the eight federal deputies who will represent the state in the Chamber of Deputies from 2027 onwards. Of these, five were re-elected, two are new names on the bench and one returns after seven years away from the National Congress.

Gabriel Souza, MDB candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, stated that he came in third place with 8.43% of the votes due to political polarization and the migration of voters to Zucco's (PL) candidacy, influenced by polls that indicated a possible PL victory in the first round.
Mato Grosso do Sul leads the proportion of federal deputies with half of the female bench among partial data from the TSE. Amapá stands out in the legislative total, while the Federal District and Roraima did not elect women to the Chamber.