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As eleições de 2026 em Pernambuco ocorreram no primeiro turno neste domingo (4), com votação das 8h às 17h. O TRE-PE monitora a substituição de urnas defeituosas e ocorrências eleitorais como parte da rotina de fiscalização do pleito.
O Tribunal Regional Eleitoral em Pernambuco (TRE-PE) informou que a votação em primeiro turno registrou 123 substituição de urnas. O número é menos que a metade do registrado no pleito de 2024, quando 298 quebraram e precisaram ser trocadas. Em relação aos crimes eleitorais em Pernambuco, ao longo do dia da votação, foram 124 ocorrências.
Ainda de acordo com o órgão, que a maior parte das seções eleitorais finalizaram as atividades dentro do horário previsto, às 17h deste domingo (4). Porém, alguns polos ainda tinham eleitores aguardando para votar, devido às filas longas que foram registradas no pleito do 1º turno das eleições 2026.
Ainda conforme a SDS, entre os destaques da atuação das forças de segurança estão duas ocorrências no Grande Recife. Uma delas foi em Camaragibe, em que uma mulher foi conduzida à Delegacia de Polícia de Camaragibe após ser flagrada fazendo boca de urna.
Segundo o Secretário de Tecnologia da Informação e Comunicação do TRE-PE, George Maciel, foram mais de 32 mil atendimentos realizados aos eleitores por todos os canais de comunicação do Tribunal. Só por meio de ligações, foram 9 mil eleitores atendidos.

The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) released a note denying a video that circulated on social media stating that the electoral cheat sheet distributed in Camaçari, Bahia, had not been produced by the Regional Electoral Court of Bahia (TRE-BA). According to the TSE, the material shown is the official electoral glue made available by TRE-BA for the 2026 Elections, it is blank and is distributed outside the electoral section, without connection to any party, which is in accordance with the procedure permitted by the Electoral Court.

In 2026, Helder Barbalho was elected senator for Pará after leaving the state government, where he was re-elected in 2022 with 69.40% of the votes. He began his political career as a councilor in Ananindeua and has already commanded three federal ministries. The election renewed 54 of the 81 seats in the Senate, with two senators per state and Federal District.

Elmano de Freitas (PT) was re-elected governor of Ceará with 54.02% of the valid votes, defeating Ciro Gomes (PSDB), who obtained 46.58%. The victory confirms his second term from January 2027, after a campaign marked by alliances with Lula and debates on security, health and jobs.
In Divinópolis, Cleitinho Azevedo obtained 72.76% of the votes for governor of Minas Gerais, followed by Patrus Ananias (PT) with 19.40%. Domingos Sávio (PL) led the Senate race with 33.33%, while Gleidson Azevedo (Republicans) and Eduardo Azevedo (PL) were the most voted for the Chamber of Deputies and Legislative Assembly, respectively.

Dr. Daniel Santos, from Podemos, was elected governor of Pará this Sunday (4) with 52.55% of the valid votes, defeating Hana Ghassan (MDB) who obtained 44.75%. The victory was confirmed around 9pm with 97.46% of the sections cleared.

Atibaia concluded the counting of the municipal elections at 8:44 pm this Sunday (4), with Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) winning the presidential contest with 60.21% of the votes and Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) elected governor with 72.71%, according to data from the TSE. Abstention was 20.95%.