
Automated reporting presents voting numbers in each municipality in the country, based on TSE data and with journalistic supervision, without indicating who was elected or advanced to the second round.
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Anthony Garotinho withdrew his appeal to the TSE against the rejection of his candidacy for the government of Rio de Janeiro. The court's decision on the votes annulled sub judice could define whether Douglas Ruas wins in the first round or whether there is a second round with Eduardo Paes.

The 2026 elections will have 40% more polling stations with accessibility to serve 2 million voters with disabilities, an increase of 42% compared to 2022. Measures include ramps, tactile flooring, elevators, adapted electronic voting machines and Libras interpreters. The initiative aims to guarantee the vote of people with visual, hearing and reduced mobility disabilities.

President Lula spent Tuesday (6) in Brasília discussing campaign strategies for the second round, meeting with PT governors and party leaders, defending the fight against violence and reform in the Judiciary, in addition to starting recordings of the electoral program.
Flávio Dino suggests using the majority in Congress to change the Constitution without giving details; Lula states that the vote on the end of the 6x1 scale is the first test for the PL to define its position; Erika Hilton states that Brazil is very polarized and that essential issues are being left aside; projections indicate that Brazil should grow less than Latin America in 2026.

Automated reporting presents the voting results in each Brazilian municipality, with data from the TSE and journalistic supervision, allowing users to choose a municipality and see how each city voted, without indicating who was elected or advanced to the second round.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defended this Tuesday (6) the end of the 6x1 work schedule, proposing a working day of five days of work and two days of rest without a salary reduction, and criticized Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), opponent in the second round of the presidential elections, for defending flexible working hours with a possible salary reduction. The proposal has already been approved by the Chamber and the Senate's CCJ and awaits a vote in two rounds in the Senate plenary.