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Election Leaves Senate without Renan, Ciro Nogueira, Randolfe and Other Historical Names

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In all, 54 of the 81 High House chairs were put into dispute this year

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In all, 54 of the 81 High House chairs were put into dispute this year

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Brazil elected on Sunday the 54 senators who will occupy the seats in dispute in the elections of 2026. In this year, two thirds of the Senate were renewed, with the choice of two representatives per state and by the Federal District. The elected will have a term of eight years. Elections 2026: Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro will play the second round; follow live the release of the results Reaction: Lula admits 'unexpected result' and Flávio speaks …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Election of 2026 took several chiefs of the Senate, who did not re-election. Among them, Renan Calheiros, Ciro Nogueira and Randolfe Rodrigues

Parliamentarians from different political groups were out of the Senate after the vote this Sunday

Deans of the Senate Renan Calheiros (MDB-AL), Ciro Nogueira (PP-PI) and Randolfe Rodrigues (PT-AP) failed to re-elect and will leave the National Congress in 2027 after long trajectories in the Legislature. Read more (10/05/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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According to g1, 54 of the 81 Senate chairs are in dispute. See the senators elected by state so far in the 2026 elections

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