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Acre state elections 2026

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The 2026 elections in the Brazilian state of Acre ~~involved the selection of eight federal deputies and 24 state deputies using a proportional representation system. During the initial~~ concluded with officials reporting ~~phase, which reached 61.76% of polling stations, Nicolau Júnior (PP) led~~ a peaceful and orderly process. The Regional Electoral Court (TRE-AC) noted that the ~~nominal vote count, followed by Manoel Moraes (PP)~~ elections ran smoothly, with only 11 electronic voting machines requiring replacement due to technical issues and ~~Marcus Alexandre (MDB).~~ 11 minor police occurrences reported to the Federal Police. Legislative results highlighted ~~strong regional bases for certain candidates. André Vale (PP) secured a fourth term with over 13,000 votes and announced his support for Governor Mailza Assis in~~ the ~~second round. Additionally, Marcus Alexandre (MDB) led in Rio Branco, while Clodoaldo Rodrigues (PP) led in Cruzeiro do Sul. Following the conclusion~~ complexities of the ~~elections,~~ proportional representation system. While some candidates secured high vote counts, others remained as alternates based on party performance. Notably, the ~~state's~~ election resulted in an all-male State Legislative Assembly ~~faces a total absence of women, as~~ (Aleac) for the ~~body will be composed entirely~~ upcoming term, despite women making up over 52% of ~~men starting in 2027.~~ the state's electorate. While the Rio Branco Municipal Chamber is expected to see an increase in female representation due to ~~vacancies created by elected state deputies,~~ vacancies, the state-level parliament lacks female representation. In the race for federal deputies, Nicolau Júnior (PP) emerged as a leading figure. The election also saw extreme outliers, including candidates receiving as few as one or even zero votes. Additionally, preliminary results indicate a likely second round for the governorship of the state. Regarding voter turnout, Acre recorded an abstention rate of 20.43%, ~~with 125,412 voters not participating. This rate is~~ which was slightly lower than the 22.44% recorded in 2022, though the national first-round abstention rate in Brazil reached 21.08%, the highest for a first round since 1998. Disparities in campaign finance were also observed. For instance, candidate Juliet Neves Matos (Cidadania) utilized approximately R$ 1.55 million in campaign revenue—primarily from party donations—but secured only 361 votes for a federal deputy seat, amounting to a cost of roughly R$ 4,299 per vote. Authorities characterized the election process as peaceful and orderly. The Regional Electoral Court (TRE-AC) reported that the process ran smoothly, noting only 11 electronic voting machines required replacement due to technical issues and 11 minor police occurrences were reported to the Federal Police. 2022.

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