Second round of the 2026 Elections in Santa Catarina: voting, counting and results

The governor re-elected in the 1st round voted late in the morning in the city located in the west of the state. There, he spoke to supporters and the press. He expressed support for Flávio Bolsonaro, a party colleague who is running for president.

The Military Police of Santa Catarina also released data on its performance in the first half of the second round voting. The following occurrences were recorded:

5 cases of exit polls (attempts to convince the electorate to vote for a certain candidate on voting day)

2 cases of voting secrecy (attempts to film or photograph in the voting booth)

1 electoral disorder

1 election advertisement

The records were in the cities of Brusque (three occurrences), Biguaçu (two occurrences), Camboriú, Cocal do Sul, Palhoça and São Francisco do Sul. The corporation did not detail which case occurred in each municipality.

After two hours of voting, the election in Santa Catarina continues without serious incidents, according to the Regional Electoral Court of Santa Catarina (TRE-SC). Until 10 am, only 23 ballot boxes needed to be changed across the state, with no impact on the progress of the sections.

Judge Carlos Roberto Silva, president of TRE-SC, spoke to the press after the start of voting in Florianópolis and made an appeal to voters who were absent in the 1st round.

"Through the 'Democracy missed you' campaign, we invited the contingent of 1,084,991 voters who did not vote in the first round, clarifying that these voters can and should vote in the second round, there is no obstacle."

Whoever will vote for President of the Republic will only have 2 options. Candidates appear in the electronic ballot box with two-digit numbers, which must be entered by the voter at the time of voting. The list below is organized alphabetically by urn name:

Flávio Bolsonaro — 22

Lula — 13

Good morning! Follow g1's coverage of the second round of elections in Santa Catarina in real time. According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), there are 5,734,687 voters eligible to vote in the state.