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Brazil 2026 elections: Results and campaign incidents
Overview
As the first round of the 2026 Brazilian general elections concludes, several political developments and results have emerged across various states.
In Minas Gerais, Enes Candido has secured a seat as a federal deputy with 105,263 votes. A former nurse and municipal health secretary, Candido expressed his intention to maintain a relationship of dialogue and partnership with Governor-elect Cleitinho and Vice-Governor Falcão to address regional needs regarding healthcare, infrastructure, and security. Also in Minas Gerais, Weliton Prado of the PSD was re-elected to the federal chamber, receiving 129,366 votes.
In Rio de Janeiro, Nísia Trindade (PT) was elected as a federal deputy via the distribution of remaining seats, securing 67,350 votes. A physical confrontation occurred during a campaign event in Barra da Tijuca between city councilor Talita Galhardo (PSDB) and state deputy candidate Sargento Britto (Republicanos), involving accusations regarding electoral funds.
Recent updates from Amazonas show Senator Eduardo Braga (MDB) has been reelected to the Senate, citing his work on tax reform and environmental licensing. A Quaest poll regarding the Amazonas governorship indicates Omar Aziz (PSD) leads Professor Maria do Carmo (PL) with 51% to 37% in a potential second round. Additionally, Adail Filho (MDB) was reelected as a federal deputy in Amazonas with 137,148 votes.
In São Paulo, Guilherme Derrite (Progressistas) secured a Senate seat with 13.2 million votes, representing approximately 30.5% of valid votes, a result viewed as a strategic win for Governor Tarcísio de Freitas.
Entities
Sergio Moro · Paraná · Requião Filho · Sandro Alex · Flávio Bolsonaro
Claims
What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
Coverage disagrees
Sources make claims that cannot both be true. CLSTR reports the disagreement; it does not decide who is right.
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"In a stimulated poll for the Paraná governorship, Sérgio Moro leads with 46.1% of the votes."
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"Sergio Moro leads the Paraná gubernatorial race with 44.7%."
These claims provide different vote percentages (46.1% vs 44.7%) for Sérgio Moro's lead in the Paraná governorship.
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"Deltan Dallagnol leads the Paraná Senate race with 31.6% in a stimulated survey."
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"Deltan Dallagnol leads the Senate race with 34% of the votes."
These claims provide different vote percentages (34% vs 31.6%) for Deltan Dallagnol's lead in the Senate race.
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"Ciro Gomes leads Elmano de Freitas by seven points in the first round of the Ceará gubernatorial race."
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"Datafolha reports Ciro Gomes with 47% and Elmano de Freitas with 40% in the first round."
These claims provide different vote percentages for Ciro Gomes and Elmano de Freitas in the Ceará gubernatorial race.
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"Ciro Gomes leads Elmano de Freitas by seven points in the first round of the Ceará gubernatorial race."
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"In a first-round stimulated scenario, Elmano de Freitas has 47% of the votes against 42% for Ciro Gomes."
These claims assert different leaders and margins for the Ceará gubernatorial race (Ciro Gomes leading by seven points vs Elmano de Freitas leading with 47%).
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"In a first-round stimulated scenario, Elmano de Freitas has 47% of the votes against 42% for Ciro Gomes."
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"Datafolha reports Ciro Gomes with 47% and Elmano de Freitas with 40% in the first round."
These claims provide different vote percentages for Ciro Gomes and Elmano de Freitas in the Ceará gubernatorial race.
- [DISPUTED] In a stimulated poll for the Paraná governorship, Sérgio Moro leads with 46.1% of the votes.
- [DISPUTED] Deltan Dallagnol leads the Senate race with 34% of the votes.
- [DISPUTED] Deltan Dallagnol leads the Paraná Senate race with 31.6% in a stimulated survey.
- [DISPUTED] Sergio Moro leads the Paraná gubernatorial race with 44.7%.
- [DISPUTED] Ciro Gomes leads Elmano de Freitas by seven points in the first round of the Ceará gubernatorial race.
- [DISPUTED] In a first-round stimulated scenario, Elmano de Freitas has 47% of the votes against 42% for Ciro Gomes.
- [DISPUTED] Datafolha reports Ciro Gomes with 47% and Elmano de Freitas with 40% in the first round.
- [DISPUTED] Sandro Alex's voting intention rose from 15% in August to 20% in September according to Quaest.
- [DISPUTED] Sergio Moro has 35% and Sandro Alex has 32% of voting intentions according to Índice Inteligência.
- [● 22 SOURCES] Flávio Bolsonaro used a Legacy 650 jet linked to Daniel Vorcaro for a trip from Fort Lauderdale to Brasília in January 2025.
- [● 22 SOURCES] Flávio Bolsonaro responded to the reports with irony, noting the plane belonged to Willer Tomaz at the time.
- [● 20 SOURCES] The aircraft was operated by Prime You, a company where Daniel Vorcaro was a partner.
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMinas Gerais elects new federal deputies Weliton Prado and Enes Candido
Weliton Prado (PSD) and Enes Candido have been elected as federal deputies for Minas Gerais, following the official tally of election results.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesSanta Catarina prepares for 2026 Senate and gubernatorial elections
Candidates for the Senate and governorship in Santa Catarina, Brazil, prepare for the 2026 elections, featuring televised debates and a field of eight gubernatorial contenders.
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[POLITICS] 104 sourcesFlávio Bolsonaro used jet linked to Daniel Vorcaro for 2025 trip
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro confirmed using a private jet linked to Daniel Vorcaro for a January 2025 trip from the US to Brazil, amid ongoing investigations into Vorcaro and related political connections.
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[POLITICS] 81 sourcesAlan Rick leads Acre gubernatorial polls amid diploma challenge
Senator Alan Rick leads the Acre gubernatorial race in new polls and has challenged the authenticity of Governor Mailza Assis's academic credentials.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil 2026 election: Profiles of Senate and gubernatorial candidates
Profiles of 2026 Brazilian election candidates include Caroline Sant Anna and Marcos Dorval Schmitz for the Senate in Santa Catarina, and Maria Bona Carrara for the Bahia governorship.
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[POLITICS] 88 sourcesBrazil election candidates intensify regional campaigns and polling
Candidates across various Brazilian states are intensifying 2026 election campaigns through regional tours, rallies, and new polling data showing competitive races for governorships and legislative seats.
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[POLITICS] 21 sourcesBrazil elections: Polls show Jorginho Mello leading in Santa Catarina
Brazilian election polls show Jorginho Mello leading in Santa Catarina and a technical tie for Senate seats in both Santa Catarina and São Paulo, alongside various regional candidate updates.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesParaná gubernatorial candidates ramp up campaign activities
Paraná gubernatorial candidates are conducting campaign events, including religious services and committee launches, while Brazilian candidates face a September 10 deadline to validate voting machine data.
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[POLITICS] 15 sourcesParaná elections: Sergio Moro leads gubernatorial race in new polls
Polling shows Sergio Moro leading the Paraná gubernatorial race, while Senate contests and high-profile political visits shape the regional electoral landscape.
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[POLITICS] 11 sourcesSergio Moro leads Paraná gubernatorial race in latest polls
Senator Sergio Moro leads the 2026 Paraná gubernatorial race in recent polls, while Deltan Dallagnol leads for the Senate. Tensions rise following President Lula's criticisms of the Lava Jato figures.
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[POLITICS] 22 sourcesParaná and Mato Grosso gubernatorial races show intense competition
New polls show a tight race for governor in Mato Grosso between Otaviano Pivetta and Wellington Fagundes, while Sergio Moro leads the contest in Paraná.
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[POLITICS] 20 sourcesParaná election polls: Sergio Moro leads governorship race
Sérgio Moro leads the Paraná governorship race with 46.1% of the votes, followed by Requião Filho (23.4%) and Sandro Alex (16.5%), according to new Paraná Pesquisas polling.
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesBrazil 2026 elections see lack of women in competitive tickets
Despite making up over 52% of the electorate, women are largely absent from competitive presidential and major political tickets for Brazil's 2026 elections.
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[POLITICS] 9 sourcesBrazil's 2026 election sees women become majority of voters
Women now form 52.8% of Brazil's 2026 electorate, outnumbering men by 9.1 million; PT leads among women, while Novo party relies on Romeu Zema to clear a 2.5% vote barrier.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesBrazil votes for two Senate seats in October election
Brazil's October election will have voters choose two senators per state, filling 54 seats; they must cast separate votes for distinct candidates, with incomplete votes a common issue.
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