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Every urna opens at 8h Brasília time in every state (6h local time in Acre). Each prints a zerésima, a slip showing it holds no votes, before the first voter.
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The 2026 count,
totalised.
The TSE counted 125.275.835 votes on 4 Oct 2026 and 128.236.074 on 25 Oct 2026. Explore the President's race in both rounds, all 27 governor races and the 54 Senate seats, by state, through the same official feed that will carry the next count, on 1 Oct 2028.
No polling day today: results and exit polls may be published. Res.-TSE 23.600/2019 art. 12, as amended by Res.-TSE 23.727/2024.
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President · second round · Brazil
128.236.074 voted of 158.745.502 electors (80,78%) · 124.082.273 valid, 1.430.496 blank, 2.723.305 null
| Candidate | Votes | % | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lula PT · 13 elected | 64.256.232 | 51,79% | |
| Flavio Bolsonaro PL · 22 | 59.826.041 | 48,21% |
Shares are of valid votes; blank and null ballots are not valid votes.
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Most-voted candidate in each state; deeper colour = wider lead.
President · state by state · both rounds
13 states for Lula,
14 for Flavio Bolsonaro.
In the first round Flavio Bolsonaro led in 15 units and Lula in 12. Between the rounds Minas Gerais changed hands. Shares are of valid votes in each state.
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- Lula (PT)
- Flavio Bolsonaro (PL)
- Deeper colour = wider lead (30 points or more = full colour)
| State | Lula R1 | Flavio Bolsonaro R1 | Lula R2 | Flavio Bolsonaro R2 | Turnout R2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AC Acre | 28,7% | 64,6% | 33,4% | 66,6% | 73,9% |
| AL Alagoas | 54,7% | 40,4% | 60,8% | 39,2% | 79,9% |
| AP Amapá | 45,7% | 45,7% | 52,9% | 47,1% | 74,5% |
| AM Amazonas | 48,2% | 45,0% | 54,0% | 46,0% | 78,3% |
| BA Bahia | 66,2% | 28,5% | 71,3% | 28,7% | 83,3% |
| CE Ceará | 63,3% | 31,3% | 68,9% | 31,1% | 86,1% |
| DF Distrito Federal | 38,1% | 51,3% | 45,7% | 54,3% | 82,7% |
| ES Espírito Santo | 37,8% | 54,8% | 43,6% | 56,4% | 80,5% |
| GO Goiás | 31,1% | 53,6% | 40,3% | 59,7% | 79,7% |
| MA Maranhão | 64,0% | 30,9% | 69,5% | 30,5% | 79,6% |
| MT Mato Grosso | 29,2% | 65,1% | 33,9% | 66,1% | 79,1% |
| MS Mato Grosso do Sul | 34,7% | 58,6% | 40,4% | 59,6% | 78,8% |
| MG Minas Gerais | 43,3% | 48,2% | 50,4% | 49,6% | 79,7% |
| PA Pará | 49,9% | 44,5% | 55,0% | 45,0% | 79,7% |
| PB Paraíba | 61,3% | 33,1% | 67,5% | 32,5% | 84,5% |
| PR Paraná | 31,2% | 59,9% | 37,4% | 62,6% | 82,0% |
| PE Pernambuco | 63,5% | 31,0% | 69,2% | 30,8% | 84,8% |
| PI Piauí | 71,0% | 24,1% | 75,9% | 24,1% | 82,8% |
| RJ Rio de Janeiro | 39,4% | 53,0% | 46,9% | 53,1% | 78,4% |
| RN Rio Grande do Norte | 59,8% | 34,8% | 65,7% | 34,3% | 83,9% |
| RS Rio Grande do Sul | 35,7% | 55,6% | 42,2% | 57,8% | 80,8% |
| RO Rondônia | 25,9% | 67,5% | 30,4% | 69,6% | 78,1% |
| RR Roraima | 22,9% | 71,1% | 27,5% | 72,5% | 76,9% |
| SC Santa Catarina | 25,0% | 66,7% | 30,6% | 69,4% | 83,0% |
| SP São Paulo | 38,2% | 51,9% | 46,2% | 53,8% | 80,2% |
| SE Sergipe | 62,7% | 30,6% | 69,5% | 30,5% | 84,3% |
| TO Tocantins | 43,4% | 50,4% | 48,6% | 51,4% | 80,8% |
| — Abroad | 47,6% | 43,5% | 53,9% | 46,1% | 41,6% |
| Brazil | 45,16% | 47,03% | 51,79% | 48,21% | 80,78% |
The bold share in each round is the state's most-voted candidate. “Abroad” are Brazilians voting in consulates (President only).
Governors · 21 won in the first round · 6 runoffs on 25 Oct 2026
Twenty-seven
races.
| State | Elected | % | Runner-up | % | Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AC Acre | Mailza Assis PP | 66,21% | Alan Rick REPUBLICANOS | 33,79% | 2nd · R1 49,8% (Mailza Assis) |
| AL Alagoas | Jhc PSDB | 52,20% | Renan Filho MDB | 47,37% | 1st |
| AP Amapá | Dr. Furlan PSD | 62,75% | Clécio UNIÃO | 36,97% | 1st |
| AM Amazonas | Omar Aziz PSD | 61,42% | Professora Maria do Carmo PL | 38,58% | 2nd · R1 40,6% (Omar Aziz) |
| BA Bahia | Jerônimo Rodrigues PT | 55,80% | Acm Neto UNIÃO | 43,72% | 1st |
| CE Ceará | Elmano de Freitas PT | 53,19% | Ciro Gomes PSDB | 46,22% | 1st |
| DF Distrito Federal | Celina Leão PP | 57,18% | Leandro Grass PT | 42,82% | 2nd · R1 49,9% (Celina Leão) |
| ES Espírito Santo | Lorenzo Pazolini REPUBLICANOS | 52,17% | Ricardo Ferraço MDB | 47,83% | 2nd · R1 49,6% (Lorenzo Pazolini) |
| GO Goiás | Daniel Vilela MDB | 59,17% | Wilder Morais PL | 21,96% | 1st |
| MA Maranhão | Eduardo Braide PSD | 54,02% | Orleans Brandão MDB | 34,76% | 1st |
| MT Mato Grosso | Otaviano Pivetta REPUBLICANOS | 60,77% | Wellington Fagundes PL | 23,19% | 1st |
| MS Mato Grosso do Sul | Eduardo Riedel PP | 67,07% | Fábio Trad PT | 23,68% | 1st |
| MG Minas Gerais | Cleitinho Azevedo REPUBLICANOS | 55,40% | Patrus Ananias PT | 26,34% | 1st |
| PA Pará | Dr. Daniel PODE | 51,36% | Hana Ghassan MDB | 46,53% | 1st |
| PB Paraíba | Lucas Ribeiro PP | 64,30% | Efraim Filho PL | 24,18% | 1st |
| PR Paraná | Sergio Moro PL | 50,10% | Sandro Alex PSD | 25,37% | 1st |
| PE Pernambuco | Raquel Lyra PSD | 53,27% | João Campos PSB | 44,82% | 1st |
| PI Piauí | Rafael Fonteles PT | 70,90% | Joel Rodrigues PP | 27,54% | 1st |
| RJ Rio de Janeiro | Douglas Ruas PL | 50,88% | Eduardo Paes PSD | 44,16% | 1st |
| RN Rio Grande do Norte | Cadu de Lula PT | 50,77% | Allyson UNIÃO | 49,23% | 2nd · R1 36,9% (Allyson) |
| RS Rio Grande do Sul | Zucco PL | 58,05% | Juliana Brizola PDT | 31,65% | 1st |
| RO Rondônia | Marcos Rogério PL | 56,86% | Adailton Furia PSD | 20,06% | 1st |
| RR Roraima | Arthur Henrique PL | 69,13% | Soldado Sampaio REPUBLICANOS | 29,25% | 1st |
| SC Santa Catarina | Jorginho Mello PL | 68,98% | Gelson Merísio PSB | 15,66% | 1st |
| SP São Paulo | Tarcísio REPUBLICANOS | 62,65% | Fernando Haddad PT | 36,42% | 1st |
| SE Sergipe | Fábio PSD | 59,27% | Valmir de Francisquinho REPUBLICANOS | 37,48% | 1st |
| TO Tocantins | Vicentinho Júnior PSDB | 64,52% | Professora Dorinha UNIÃO | 35,48% | 2nd · R1 45,5% (Professora Dorinha) |
A runoff is held when no candidate wins an absolute majority of valid votes (Constitution arts. 28 and 77). Names are ballot names as registered with the TSE.
Senado Federal · 4 Oct 2026 · two seats per state
Fifty-four
senators.
- AC · Acre
Marcio Bittar PL 25,59%
Mara Rocha REPUBLICANOS 17,95%
Third: Gladson Camelí (PP) 0,00%
- AL · Alagoas
Arthur Lira PP 28,87%
Marina Jhc PSDB 28,20%
Third: Renan (MDB) 22,24%
- AP · Amapá
Rayssa Furlan PODE 29,98%
Lucas Barreto PSD 24,22%
Third: Randolfe (PT) 18,55%
- AM · Amazonas
Eduardo Braga MDB 32,29%
Plinio Valério PSDB 24,70%
Third: Capitão Alberto Neto (PL) 23,66%
- BA · Bahia
Rui Costa PT 30,07%
Jaques Wagner PT 27,65%
Third: Angelo Coronel (REPUBLICANOS) 20,11%
- CE · Ceará
Cid Gomes PSB 31,22%
Luizianne REDE 29,05%
Third: Capitão Wagner (UNIÃO) 20,70%
- DF · Distrito Federal
Michelle Bolsonaro PL 29,05%
Bia Kicis PL 27,44%
Third: Leila do Vôlei (PDT) 21,25%
- ES · Espírito Santo
Renato Casagrande PSB 24,70%
Evair de Melo REPUBLICANOS 24,39%
Third: Maguinha Malta (PL) 18,90%
- GO · Goiás
Gustavo Gayer PL 24,53%
Gracinha Caiado UNIÃO 21,83%
Third: Dr. Zacharias Calil (MDB) 14,94%
- MA · Maranhão
Fufuca PP 21,43%
Lahesio Bonfim NOVO 20,61%
Third: Roseana Sarney (MDB) 16,41%
- MT · Mato Grosso
Mauro Mendes UNIÃO 33,21%
Zé Medeiros PL 27,35%
Third: Janaina Riva (MDB) 14,53%
- MS · Mato Grosso do Sul
Reinaldo Azambuja PL 34,64%
Capitão Contar PL 32,82%
Third: Vander Loubet (PT) 13,88%
- MG · Minas Gerais
Domingos Sávio PL 24,21%
Marília Campos PT 19,44%
Third: Carlos Viana (PSD) 17,46%
- PA · Pará
Helder MDB 26,10%
Chicão UNIÃO 22,45%
Third: Delegado Éder Mauro (PL) 22,26%
- PB · Paraíba
Joao Azevêdo PSB 32,50%
Veneziano MDB 22,76%
Third: Nabor (REPUBLICANOS) 20,91%
- PR · Paraná
Filipe Barros PL 27,25%
Deltan Dallagnol NOVO 25,14%
Third: Alexandre Curi (REPUBLICANOS) 16,85%
- PE · Pernambuco
Humberto Costa PT 27,24%
Marília Arraes PDT 25,02%
Third: Mendonça Filho (PL) 18,60%
- PI · Piauí
Marcelo Castro MDB 35,67%
Júlio César O Julim do Lula PSD 26,98%
Third: Ciro Nogueira (PP) 24,68%
- RJ · Rio de Janeiro
Carlos Portinho PL 26,77%
Carlos Jordy PL 24,56%
Third: Benedita da Silva (PT) 20,22%
- RN · Rio Grande do Norte
Styvenson Valentim PODE 29,25%
Samanda de Lula PT 17,63%
Third: Zenaide Maia (PSD) 17,47%
- RS · Rio Grande do Sul
Sanderson PL 30,11%
Marcel Van Hattem NOVO 30,08%
Third: Manuela D'ávila (PSOL) 17,07%
- RO · Rondônia
Dr. Fernando Máximo PL 31,97%
Bruno Scheid PL 26,56%
Third: Sílvia Cristina (PP) 17,03%
- RR · Roraima
Nicoletti PL 22,68%
Teresa Surita MDB 19,24%
Third: Helena da Asatur (PSD) 17,50%
- SC · Santa Catarina
Carol de Toni PL 33,46%
Carlos Bolsonaro PL 25,35%
Third: Esperidião Amin (PP) 15,31%
- SP · São Paulo
Guilherme Derrite PP 30,59%
André do Prado PL 29,28%
Third: Simone Tebet (PSB) 19,23%
- SE · Sergipe
Rogerio Carvalho PT 21,91%
Delegado Alessandro MDB 17,13%
Third: Delegado André David (REPUBLICANOS) 16,23%
- TO · Tocantins
Eduardo Gomes PL 27,22%
Alexandre Guimarães MDB 19,16%
Third: Eli Borges (REPUBLICANOS) 16,44%
Each voter had two votes for two different candidates; the two most voted are elected for eight years, each with two substitutes (Constitution art. 46). Shares are as the TSE reports them, of all valid Senate votes in the state.
How the count works
From the urna to the TSE
Polling day to certification, under the Código Eleitoral and the TSE's resolutions.
Step 2 of 6 · Mesa receptora
17h: polls close
Voters in line at 17h still vote. Each urna then prints its boletim de urna, the station's result, signed by the poll workers and posted at the door; anyone may photograph it and check it later against the TSE's file.
Step 3 of 6 · TRE · TSE
Transmission
The result file, digitally signed, is transmitted from the polling place or carried on a memory card to a transmission point and sent to the TSE in Brasília over the electoral courts' network.
Step 4 of 6 · TSE
Totalização
The TSE totals the bulletins as they arrive and publishes the count from 17h on resultados.tse.jus.br. In 2026 the runoff result was certain at 21h09 and totalisation complete at 23h26.
Step 5 of 6 · Pollsters
Exit polls
A survey of voters carried out on polling day may be published only from 17h Brasília (Res.-TSE 23.600/2019 art. 12). Abroad, the last stations close later; the legal rule is still 17h.
Step 6 of 6 · TSE · TREs
Diplomação
Within weeks the electoral courts certify the winners (diplomas), which lets them take office: the President on 5 January, governors on 6 January, Congress on 1 February.
What may be published, and when
Nothing before
17h.
There is no pre-election poll blackout: the 15-day ban added in 2006 (art. 35-A) was struck down by the STF (ADI 3741). Registered polls may be published up to and on polling day.
Lei 9.504/1997 art. 35-A; STF ADI 3.741 ↗A survey of voting intention carried out on polling day (boca de urna) may be published only from 17h Brasília time.
Res.-TSE 23.600/2019 art. 12, as amended by Res.-TSE 23.727/2024 ↗Crimes on polling day: loudspeakers, rallies and motorcades; canvassing voters or 'boca de urna' propaganda; distributing party or candidate propaganda; and new or boosted content on the internet (content already published may stay up). Silent individual displays (flags, badges, stickers) are allowed.
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