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2026 Presidential Election Results: Live Tally

Live updates of the 2026 presidential election results can be followed on UOL, with state and municipal data from the Electoral Justice being refreshed regularly.

5 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The 2026 elections are underway, and the tally of votes for president can be followed live on UOL. The counting process began after the polls closed at 5 PM (Brasilia time), and the results are being released in accordance with the official data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE).

Results can be checked by region, including states in the South, Central-West, Southeast, and Northeast. With each update, online users can verify the votes as they are released by the Electoral Justice, allowing for a detailed tracking of results at both the state and municipal levels.

In Canapi (AL), according to the disclosed data, Lula (PT) was the most voted presidential candidate, receiving 8,006 votes, followed by Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) with 2,051 votes. These results pertain solely to the voting in the city.

In Itacoatiara (AM), Lula also led with 33,740 votes, while Flavio Bolsonaro reached 20,163 votes. As in Canapi, these figures represent only local results and do not indicate the final outcome of the election or possible runoff elections.

The tally for president is ongoing in various locations, and updates will be continuously provided until the results are consolidated nationwide. Data is made available both regionally and nationally, offering a comprehensive view of the election's progress.

The constant updates aim to inform the public about the voting process and which candidates are emerging in each area, providing a clear overview of what is happening in the 2026 elections. Click here to access the full tally results and a map with data from all municipalities.

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