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South of Rio de Janeiro elects six representatives to the Legislative Branch

The region secured five seats in Alerj and a place in the Chamber of Deputies in Sunday's elections

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The South of Rio de Janeiro elected six representatives to the Legislative Branch in Sunday's elections.
The region won five seats in the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj) and one seat in the Chamber of Deputies, in Brasília.

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The South of Rio de Janeiro elected representatives to the Legislative Branch in Sunday's elections (4).

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The South of Rio de Janeiro elected six representatives to the Legislative Branch in Sunday's elections (4), maintaining one fewer number of seats occupied in the bench won in the 2022 election.

In total, the region secured five seats in the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj) and one seat in the Chamber of Deputies, in Brasília.

Volta Redonda had the largest number of elected state parliamentarians, while Resende secured the only regional representation in the National Congress.

Federal Deputy

Diogo Balieiro Diniz (PL)

Resende: 102,026 votes

State Deputies

Munir Neto (Solidarity) - re-elected

Volta Redonda: 77,777 votes

André Ceciliano (PT)

Paracambi: 70,628 votes

Gustavo Tutuca (Progressives) - re-elected

Piraí: 56,334 votes

André Corrêa (PSD) - re-elected

Valença: 53,280 votes

Jari Oliveira (PSB) - re-elected

Volta Redonda: 40,100 votes

Raone Ferreira (PT) - first term

Volta Redonda: 28,377 votes

South of Rio de Janeiro elects six representatives to the Legislative Branch

The region secured five seats in Alerj and a place in the Chamber of Deputies in Sunday's elections

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The South of Rio de Janeiro elected six representatives to the Legislative Branch in Sunday's elections.
The region won five seats in the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj) and one seat in the Chamber of Deputies, in Brasília.

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Why It Matters

The South of Rio de Janeiro elected representatives to the Legislative Branch in Sunday's elections (4).

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The South of Rio de Janeiro elected six representatives to the Legislative Branch in Sunday's elections (4), maintaining one fewer number of seats occupied in the bench won in the 2022 election.

In total, the region secured five seats in the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj) and one seat in the Chamber of Deputies, in Brasília.

Volta Redonda had the largest number of elected state parliamentarians, while Resende secured the only regional representation in the National Congress.

Federal Deputy

Diogo Balieiro Diniz (PL)

Resende: 102,026 votes

State Deputies

Munir Neto (Solidarity) - re-elected

Volta Redonda: 77,777 votes

André Ceciliano (PT)

Paracambi: 70,628 votes

Gustavo Tutuca (Progressives) - re-elected

Piraí: 56,334 votes

André Corrêa (PSD) - re-elected

Valença: 53,280 votes

Jari Oliveira (PSB) - re-elected

Volta Redonda: 40,100 votes

Raone Ferreira (PT) - first term

Volta Redonda: 28,377 votes

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