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The state of Alagoas is holding the first round of the 2026 elections. TRE-AL monitors the operation of electronic voting machines throughout the state.
TRE-AL releases the first bulletin and reported that five electronic voting machines were replaced across the state. According to the organization, the ballot boxes were replaced in the municipalities of Maceió, Belém, Traipu and Mata Grande.
Renan Filho (MDB) votes at a school in Ponta Verde, in Maceió. He arrived at the location accompanied by his wife, Renata Calheiros, and his sons João and Davi. Renan says he is confident of winning in the 1st round, this Sunday (4).
The candidate for the government of Alagoas, Márcio Jambo, arrives accompanied by his wife to vote in the 1st round of the 2026 Elections. He presents himself as an option for voters looking for a "protest vote".
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- Federal deputy (four digits); - State deputy (five digits); - 1st vacancy for senator (three digits); - 2nd vacancy for senator (three digits); - Governor (two digits); - President of the Republic (two digits);

A suspected theft of wiring at the Tiradentes Municipal School, in Imperatriz, forced the transfer of seven voting stations during the first round of the 2026 Elections, affecting 2,278 voters who were redirected to the Professora Edinan Moraes Municipal School.

Candidates for the government of Mato Grosso do Sul, João Henrique Catan and Renato Gomes, exercised their right to vote this Sunday in Campo Grande. Both highlighted their experiences during the election campaign when they attended polling stations.

Voters in São Carlos and Araraquara report peaceful voting, despite instabilities in the e-Título and accessibility challenges for people with disabilities. The day is marked by reports of citizens carrying out their electoral duties in various sections.

Voters from Paraná vote this Sunday for state and federal positions. The day is marked by changes in voting locations due to rain in Londrina, the TSE's decision on candidacy for the Senate and free public transport in several cities.

André Marinho, communicator and businessman, made his candidacy for governor of Rio de Janeiro official with the Novo party. Accompanied by his deputy, Lieutenant Colonel Erigreyce, the candidate focuses his platform on public security and economic development.

Candidate Elmano de Freitas voted in Caucaia, while candidate Vera Lúcia faced health problems. Voters in Fortaleza and Sobral registered movement and queues, with guidance from the TSE on documents accepted for voting.