Cadu De Lula (PT) Is Elected Governor of Rio Grande Do Norte
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The clearance of votes for governor of Rio Grande do Norte in the second round of the 2026 elections can be monitored live, on the website of O GLOBO, on October 25th. From 5pm (Brazilian time), when the vote ends in every country, the votes will be updated in the special environment of O GLOBO's clearance at the same time that they are counted and published on the website of the Superior Electoral Tribunal (TSE).
Petista reverses Allyson Bezerra's advantage in the second round and wins 50.77% of the valid votes Cadu de Lula (PT) starred in an electoral turn in Rio Grande do Norte and was elected governor on Sunday (25). After finishing the first round behind Allyson Bezerra (United Brazil), the petista reversed the result and won the [...] The post Cadu de Lula turns the game and conquers victory in Rio Grande do Norte appeared first in People's Time.
With 50.77% of the valid votes, candidate Cadu Xavier, the "Cadu de Lula" (PT) was elected governor of Rio Grande do Norte on Sunday (25). With the support of President Lula, Cadu defeated candidate Allyson Bezerra (Brazil Union), who obtained 49.23% of the votes of the potiguar electorate.
Former state secretary of the Carlos Eduardo Xavier Farm, known as Cadu de Lula (PT), was elected governor of Rio Grande do Norte on Sunday (25), after reversing the advantage obtained...
Cadu de Lula (PT) was elected governor of Rio Grande do Norte in the second round of the elections of 2026, with 1,073,024 votes (50.77%), according to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Where he received more votes The largest municipal vote came from Natal, with 210,971 votes. The municipality responded by 19.66% of the votes received by the candidacy in the state. Up to five municipalities with the highest vote — Rio Grande do Norte Municipa…
The Rio Grande do Norte (RN) elects Cadu de Lula (PT) as governor in second round of the elections with 52.16% (1,150.712) of the valid votes with 99.91% of the ballots cleared. Allyson Bezerra (United Brazil), until then at the head of the polls and the first round, had 47.83% (1,055.918) of the valid votes at 21:10 (Brazilian time), second [...]
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