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Jerónimo Rodrigues Is Re-Elected Governor of Bahia and Sacred PT Hegemony in the State

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The suit was marked by a second advance round

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The suit was marked by a second advance round

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Election occurred in the shadow of the Master Bank scandal, since investigations indicate correlations between the financial institution and the two political fields

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With more than 97% of the ballot box, Governor Jerónimo Rodrigues won the dispute for the government of Bahia and was re-elected

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Governor Jerônimo Rodrigues (PT) was re-elected in the first round and defeated ACM Neto (United Brazil) in the dispute by the government of Bahia. With 96.18% of the ballots cleared, the current governor had 55.35% of the valid votes, while ACM Neto added 44.16%. With the result, Jerônimo guaranteed four more years ahead of the state government. [...]

Jerónimo Rodrigues was re-elected governor of Bahia on Sunday (4), in the first round of the elections of 2026. The PT candidate obtained 55.41% of the valid votes, the equivalent of 4,440,938 votes, according to data of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Until 21:23, 96.73% of the ballots had been totalized in the state. With the result, he is mathematically [...] The post Jerónimo is re-elected governor in the first round in Bahia first appea…

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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