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Brazil 2026 general elections: second round preparations

38 clusters · 575 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil TSE details five voting scenarios for 2026 second round

Following the first round of general elections on October 4, 2026, where Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) led Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) with 50.41% to approximately 41-42%, Brazil is preparing for a second-round runoff on Octo

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TSE postpones ruling on Dallagnol's Senate candidacy

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Latest: TSE postpones judgment on Deltan Dallagnol’s Senate candidacy

The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has postponed its judgment regarding the validity of Deltan Dallagnol’s Senate candidacy in Paraná, with no new date for the ruling yet determined. Dallagnol, a former prosecutor from

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Brazil 2026 election security and criminal investigations

5 clusters · 180 sources · last updated

Latest: Federal Police archive probe into alleged U.S. election interference

As the 2026 Brazilian elections proceed, security and logistical preparations have transitioned into active law enforcement and criminal investigations. While municipalities and states previously focused on securing voti

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Luciano Zucco and Juliana Brizola gubernatorial campaign

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Latest: Brazilian states initiate government transition processes

The government transition process between current Governor Eduardo Leite and Governor-elect Luciano Zucco has officially commenced. A formal meeting between Leite and Zucco is scheduled for October 9 at the Palácio Pirat

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Brazilian political representation and electoral dynamics

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Latest: Brazilian deputies show disconnect from voter priorities on inequality and direct democracy

Discussions surrounding the Brazilian electoral process have focused on the influence of deputies in securing municipal resources and infrastructure funding. In the state of Pará, projections from Instituto Doxa indicate