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Seven Brazilians Are Elected or Re-Elected in the USA

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Elected to represent four US states: Florida, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Nevada

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Seven Brazilians were elected or re-elected to U.S. state legislatures in the mid-term elections of 2026. All of them are linked to the Democratic Party, and four of them are in Massachusetts, with the highest concentration of Brazilian representatives among the names gathered in the survey. This year's midterms had 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 in the Senate in dispute, in addition to elections for governor in 36 states. Over…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Elected to represent four US states: Florida, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Nevada

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Seven candidates born in Brazil were elected in the United States elections on Tuesday (3), all of them from the Democratic Party. Brazilians won the race for deputies in the local assemblies of four US states. Related news:Elections in the US have historic victories of underrepresented minorities.Progressists and minorities renew Democrats in victory over Trump.The United States concentrates the largest Brazilian community abroad.Itamaraty esti…

·Quadra, Brazil
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All elected are from the Democratic Party and will represent four American states; two were born in Rio de Janeiro and some lived as immigrants without regular documentation

Danillo Sena, Elaine Marzola, Farley Santos, Felipe Sousa Lazaballet, Lorena Betts, Priscila Sousa and Rita Mendes won seats in the Chambers of Representatives of Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts and Nevada

The mid-term elections held on Tuesday elected seven Brazilians to state legislators from the United States. All of them are members of the Democratic Party and have won seats in four states: Massachusetts, Florida, Connecticut and Nevada. Five parliamentarians have secured their tenure in office, while two others have the first term.Massachusetts brings together the largest number of Brazilian representatives, with four elected.The list also in…

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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