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Rogério Carvalho (PT) and Alessandro (MDB) Are Re-Elected Senators by Sergipe

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They remain in the Upper House next to Laércio Oliveira (PP), elected in 2022

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Rogério Carvalho is elected to the Senate by Sergipe Lucas Andrade/TV Sergipe Rogério Carvalho (PT) was elected senator by Sergipe on Sunday (4). With 96.52% of the sections cleared, he had 487,791 votes (21.82%). In 2026, two senators were elected in each state and in the Federal District, to renew 54 of the 81 seats. Therefore, each voter voted in two different candidates. For Rogério Carvalho this will be the second term in the Senate. He has…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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They remain in the Upper House next to Laércio Oliveira (PP), elected in 2022

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Rogério Carvalho (PT) and Delegate Alessandro (MDB) were re-elected to the Senate by Sergipe in the elections this Sunday (4). Rogério received 511,142 votes, the equivalent of 21.91% of the valid votes. Delegate Alessandro obtained 399,775 votes (17.13%). Delegate André David (Republicans) was third, with 378,710 votes (16.23%), and André Moura (Union) finished fourth, with 377,669 (16.19%). See the profile of the senators by Sergipe Rogério Ca…

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Sergipe re-elected his two current senators for another 8 years of office The post Rogério Carvalho and Alessandro Vieira are re-elected for the Senate in Sergipe apareceu primeiro em ND More

Petista wins a new term in the Senate after a career dedicated to public health and the defense of workers' rights. The post Rogério Carvalho is re-elected senator by Sergipe appeared first in PT in the Senate.

Rogerio Carvalho (PT) and Alessandro (MDB) were elected Senators by Sergipe (SE). Read more (10/04/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CartaCapital broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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