
Região garantiu cinco cadeiras na Alerj e uma vaga na Câmara dos Deputados nas eleições de domingo
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O Sul do Rio de Janeiro elegeu representantes para o Poder Legislativo nas eleições de domingo (4).
O Sul do Rio de Janeiro elegeu seis representantes para o Poder Legislativo nas eleições de domingo (4), mantendo um número a menos de cadeiras ocupadas da bancada conquistado no pleito de 2022.
Ao todo, a região garantiu cinco cadeiras na Assembleia Legislativa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (Alerj) e uma vaga na Câmara dos Deputados, em Brasília.
Volta Redonda concentrou o maior número de parlamentares estaduais eleitos, enquanto Resende assegurou a única representação regional no Congresso Nacional.
Deputado Federal
Diogo Balieiro Diniz (PL)
Resende: 102.026 votos
Deputados Estaduais
Munir Neto (Solidariedade) - reeleito
Volta Redonda: 77.777 votos
André Ceciliano (PT)
Paracambi: 70.628 votos
Gustavo Tutuca (Progressistas) - reeleito
Piraí: 56.334 votos
André Corrêa (PSD) - reeleito
Valença: 53.280 votos
Jari Oliveira (PSB) - reeleito
Volta Redonda: 40.100 votos
Raone Ferreira (PT) - primeiro mandato
Volta Redonda: 28.377 votos

Candidate elected for state deputy in Bahia obtained the highest number of votes in the municipality of Senhor do Bonfim, with 11,072 votes, being the 35th most voted in the state. The proportional system defined the occupation of vacancies in the Legislative Assembly.

Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) led the vote for president in Santa Teresa (ES) with 62.87% of the votes. The municipality registered an abstention rate of 25.79% in the first round of elections, according to data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE).

Socorro Neri (PP) was re-elected federal deputy for Acre as the most voted candidate in the state, reaching 39,587 votes (8.45% of valid votes). The renewal of the Acre bench for 2027 reached 50%.

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Natasha Ferreira, councilor in Porto Alegre for the PT, stands out as the most voted transvestite in the history of the capital of Rio Grande do Sul. With a history in the student movement and human rights, she is the author of quota policies for trans people in the municipal public service.

Automated reporting on the counting of votes in the municipality, based on TSE data and supervised by journalists. The text clarifies that the numbers do not indicate winners or classifieds for the second round.