Almost 1 Million Brazilians Abroad Will Be Able to Vote in the 2026 Elections
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ELECTORATE PERFILE Women represent the majority of the Brazilian electorate, and almost one in four voters is 60 years old or older. This is the profile of the 158.7 million eligible Brazilians to vote on Sunday (4), in the first round of the elections of 2026. The numbers are of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Brazilians will vote for president, governor, senator (two seats per state), federal deputy and state or district deputy, in the cas…
All in all, 918,876 Brazilian voters are able to vote abroad in the elections that take place on Sunday (4).
The Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) registered 918,876 Brazilians with a foreign electoral home able to vote in the 2026 elections. The number represents just over 0.5% of the country's approximately 158.7 million voters. Brazilians who live outside vote only for the posts of president and vice-president of the Republic. + Understand more about West politics The quota of voters abroad has grown 358% since 2010. 16 years ago, there were about 210 t…
More than 918 thousand Brazilians are able to vote outside the country; the United States and Portugal concentrate major electorate
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