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2026 Elections: Comprehensive Coverage of the First Round Across Brazil
On Sunday (4), g1 provides live coverage of the 2026 elections, reporting in real-time on voting and result tallying across various regions of the country.
The first round of the 2026 elections is taking place this Sunday (4) across Brazil. Voters are choosing representatives for positions such as federal deputy, state deputy, governor, and president, along with senator (with two votes).
g1 is closely monitoring the voting in several cities in real-time. Among the highlighted locations is Minas Gerais, where coverage includes participation from voters and candidates, up to the vote counting process.
In Pernambuco, approximately 7.2 million voters are eligible to cast their votes, with voting taking place in various locations throughout the region. The results will be tallied throughout the day.
Additionally, the election will be covered in states such as Rio Grande do Norte, Espírito Santo, Bahia, Alagoas, Maranhão, Mato Grosso, and Amapá, highlighting the major events of the voting process.
Voting began at 8 AM and will conclude at 5 PM Brasília time, with no requirement to present a voter registration card to vote.
Coverage of the event includes constant updates on voter participation and the vote counting process in real-time, both from g1 and Folha de S.Paulo, which has implemented live programs and interactive maps.