Ferraço and Pazolini Will Play the 2nd Round in the Holy Spirit
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Candidates to the Government of Pará in the 2026 elections Reproduction Candidates to the government of Pará fulfilled campaign commitments on Saturday, October 3, the last day of the 2026 election campaign before the first round. Between the activities of the day, carts, walks, flyers and team planning meetings were held. The events took place in Bethlehem and inside the state. The first round of the elections is scheduled for October 4, 2026. …
Lorenzo Pazolini (Republicans) and Ricardo Ferraço (MDB) will play the second round of the election for governor of Espírito Santo. The two candidates were the most voted in the first round, held on Sunday (4), according to data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). With 100% of the ballots, Pazolini was first, with 49.65% of the valid votes, or 1,048.633 votes. Ferraço was second, with 34.06%, equivalent to 719.397 votes. As none of the cand…
Lorenzo Pazolini (Republicans) and Ricardo Ferraço (MDB) will be competing for the second round of the election for governor of Espírito Santo. The two candidates were the most voted in the first round, held on Sunday (4), according to data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). With 100% of the ballots cleared, Pazolini was in the first place, with 49.65% of the valid votes, [...]
Former mayor Vitória Lorenzo Pazolini (Republicans) will run the second round of elections for the government of the Holy Spirit against the current head of the Executive Power Ricardo Ferraço (MDB). With 100% of the ballots cleared, Pazolini has 49.65% of the valid votes (1,048.633) against 34.06% of the valid votes of Ferraço (719.397).
The Espírito Santo (ES) will have second round in the contest for the Government of the State. Lorenzo Pazolini (Republicans) and Ricardo Ferraço (MDB)...
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