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Municipal voting results are automatically released based on TSE data
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Municipal voting results are automatically released based on TSE data

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  • The numbers released refer to voting in the municipality and do not indicate who was elected or advanced to the second round.
  • The report was produced automatically based on TSE data and with the support of artificial intelligence, under the supervision of journalists, and can be updated with new information.

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The report was produced automatically based on TSE data and with the support of an artificial intelligence system, under the supervision of journalists.

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The numbers refer to voting in the municipality and do not indicate who was elected or advanced to the 2nd round. Click here to access the complete results of the investigation in Brazil and see the map with data from all municipalities.

This report was produced automatically, based on TSE data and with the support of an artificial intelligence system, under the supervision of journalists (click here to find out more). If there is new relevant information, the report may be updated. If you notice an error, please inform us using the form available at this link.

Open Questions

  • What are the detailed results by municipality?
  • Was there a second round in any municipality?
  • What were the abstention rates?

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