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Lucas Ribeiro Is Re-Elected Governor of Paraíba in the First Round

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Governor Lucas Ribeiro (PP) was re-elected this Sunday, 4, to command Paraíba for another four years. At the beginning of the night, the candidate counted with 64,52% of the valid votes winning the contest still in the first round and surpassed Senator Ephraim Son (PL), who finished the election with less than 30% of the votes. Lucas...

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With 20.58% of the ballot box, candidate Lucas Ribeiro (PP) leads the dispute for the government of Paraíba, with 65.06% of the valid votes. Subsequently, candidate Ephraim Filho (PL), with 24.19% of the valid votes, while Cícero Lucena (MDB) has 10.22%. The data are from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Lucas Ribeiro voting in Paraíba Photo: Reproduction/Facebook

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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PP candidate was mathematically elected with 64.41% of the valid votes and 84.53% of the established sections

Lucas Ribeiro is re-elected governor. See the results of the elections in Paraíba and know all about the dispute in the People's Gazette.

·Curitiba, Brazil
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Voting in Paraíba ended at 5 p.m., at the time of Brasília, and the check-up was accompanied by Electoral Justice The post Lucas is re-elected governor of the PB in the 1st round with 85% of the check-in ballots appeared first in Paraíba Já.

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Governor Lucas Ribeiro (PP) was re-elected this Sunday, 4, to command Paraíba for another four years. At the beginning of the night, the candidate counted with 64,52% of the valid votes winning the contest still in the first round and surpassed Senator Ephraim Son (PL), who finished the election with less than 30% of the votes. Lucas...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Lucas Ribeiro do (PP) leads the campaign for state governor with 64% of the votes, then Ephraim Son (PL) has 24%

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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