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Marcos Rogério Is Elected Governor of Rondônia in 1st Turn

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The pocket player added more than 57% of the valid votes and, with 98% of the ballot box, guaranteed the victory without the need for a new round

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With 25% of the ballots, the PL candidate, Marcos Rogério, leads the dispute for the government in Rondônia, with 50.56% of the votes, according to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). He is followed by the Union candidate, Hildon Chaves, with 27.23% of the votes, and by Adailton Furia (PSD), with 10.94% of the votes. According to the TSE, the votes in white add 2.76% of the votes and the null total 2.55%. Rondônia has 1,267.105 eligible voters t…

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The pocket player added more than 57% of the valid votes and, with 98% of the ballot box, guaranteed the victory without the need for a new round

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Marcos Rogério (PL) was elected governor of Rondônia on Sunday (4), in the first round of the elections of 2026. The candidate obtained 57.02% of the valid votes, the equivalent of 509.168 votes, according to data of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE). Until 19:15, 94.68% of the ballots had been totaled in the state. With this result, the candidate is mathematically elected. [...]

Rondônia, in northern Brazil, had Marcos Rogério (PL) as elected governor. The candidate was mathematically elected in the first round...

Clearance reached 91.44% of the established sections, and he recorded 56.88% of the valid votes

Senator Marcos Rogério (PL) won on Sunday (4) the election for the government of Rondônia in the first round, with 57.02% of the valid votes. The former mayor of Cacoal Adailton Furia (PSD) finished in the second place, with 19.31%. The former mayor of Porto Velho Hildon Chaves (Union) was third, with 14.66%. The result confirmed the advantage of Marcos Rogério indicated by the electoral polls and closed the dispute already in the first round. T…

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