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Brazil holds general elections every four years, and voting is mandatory. Those who do not vote without justification must pay a small fine.
The presidential election will have a first round on October 4 and there is a date already set for a possible second ballot.To avoid balloting, one of the candidates must reach an absolute majority of the votes, without counting the white and null votes.
More than 158 million voters are called on October 4 to elect almost 1,800 seats
Tomorrow Sunday, October 4, Brazil will go to the polls to elect president and vice president, governors, senators and deputies.
On October 25, the Brazilians return to the electronic ballots for the second round of the general elections of 2026. The election campaign for the second contest will be held between Monday (5), one day after the first round, and October 24 on the eve of the vote. The second round is held only for the Executive (President of the Republic and Governor). Unlike the election for legislative positions, as a deputy and senator, these candidates need…
More than 158 million Brazilians are allowed to vote on Sunday, October 4, in elections that will define president, governors and the composition of Congress. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro arrive as the two main presidential candidates.
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