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Brazilian first-round elections

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Brazil held the first round of elections to select candidates for the presidency, state deputies, federal deputies, senators, and governors, with over 125.2 million voters participating. In the state of Paraíba, Lucas Ribeiro (PP) was re-elected governor with approximately 64% of the valid votes, winning in 215 of the state’s 223 municipalities. His challengers, Efraim Filho (PL) and Cícero Lucena (MDB), received approximately 24% and 10.7% of the votes, respectively. João Azevêdo (PSB) and Veneziano Vital do Rêgo (MDB) were elected to the Senate, with Azevêdo ~~receiving~~ achieving a ~~record-breaking~~ historic result as the Senate candidate with the highest number of ~~votes.~~ votes ever recorded in the state. In Pará, Dr. Daniel Santos (Podemos) secured the governorship in the first round with 51.75% of the valid ~~votes.~~ votes, defeating Hana Ghassan (MDB), who received 46.15%. The Senate seats for Pará will be held by Helder Barbalho (MDB) and Delegado Éder Mauro (PL). Other notable outcomes included the election of senators Rui Costa (PT) and Jaques Wagner (PT) in Bahia, as well as Cid Gomes (PSB) and Luizianne Lins (Rede) in Ceará. The Chamber of Deputies experienced a 35% renewal ~~rate.~~ rate, with Alvinho Lira (PP) identified as a highly voted federal deputy. Several races proceeded to second-round runoffs, including the gubernatorial contest between Mailza Assis (PP) and Alan Rick (Republicanos), and the senatorial race between Omar Aziz (PSD) and Professora Maria do Carmo (PL).

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