Brazil Has More than 158 Million Voters Eligible to Vote
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The High Electoral Court draws a profile of voters who go to the polls The High Electoral Court drew a profile of Brazilians who go to the polls in 2026. Next Sunday (4), voters will choose: federal deputy, state or district deputy, senator, governor and president of the Republic. And they are more than 158 million Brazilians ready to vote – 2 million more than in the elections four years ago. 53% of voters are women, and the number has been gro…
A total of 158.7 million Brazilians are called to the polls this Sunday to choose who will govern the country for the next four years. The main candidates for the presidency are the current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Partido de los Trabajadores, left) and Flávio Bolsonaro (Partido Liberal, right). There are also other candidates from the conservative camp, but with few options: Augusto Cury, Renan Santos, Ronaldo Caiaado and Romeu Zem…
TSE shows that women represent almost 53% of voters, while population aged 60 or over already exceeds 37 million voters
On Sunday (4), 158,745,463 voters are able to vote to elect their representatives to the office of President of the Republic, governor, senator, federal deputy and state or district deputy. The quota that goes to the polls grew 1.46% compared to 2022, and the largest electoral college, that is, the state that concentrates the largest number of voters, remains São Paulo. Check below the five largest electoral colleges in the country: 1 São Paulo …
São Paulo follows as the country's largest electoral college; Southeast region has a 0.57% reduction in the number of voters compared to the previous election
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