This Sunday (25), 158,745,463 voters are eligible to vote in the second round, nationwide, to choose the president of the Republic and the governors of five states and the Federal District, where no candidate managed to reach the minimum of 50% of the votes plus one in the first round of the General Elections.
Voting will begin at 8 a.m. and end at 5 p.m., strictly following Brasília time.
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Voters without biometric registration can vote in the second round of the elections.
Elections: those who did not vote in the first round can participate in the second.
If there are voters in line at 5 p.m., the polling station must distribute tickets to ensure that everyone exercises their right to vote and only close after everyone has actually voted.
The states that will have a second round are:
Acre,
Amazonas,
Federal District,
Espírito Santo,
Rio Grande do Norte, and
Tocantins
In Acre, Mailza Assis (PP) and Alan Rick (Republicanos) will compete in the second round. Mailza finished the count in first place, with 49.76% of the valid votes, and Rick came in second, with 32.27%.
Omar Aziz (PSD) and Professora Maria do Carmo (PL) will compete in the second round of the election for governor of Amazonas. Aziz finished the count in first place, with 40.38% of the valid votes, and Maria do Carmo came in second, with 24.72%.
In the Federal District, Celina Leão (PP) finished the count in first place, with 49.93% of the valid votes, and Leandro Grass (PT) came in second, with 34.48%.
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This Sunday (25), 158,745,463 voters are eligible to vote in the second round, nationwide, to choose the President of the Republic and the governors of five states and the Federal District, where no candidate managed to reach the minimum of 50% of the votes plus one in the first round of the General Elections.
Voting will begin at 8 a.m. and end at 5 p.m., following Brasília time mandatorily.
If there are voters in line at 5 p.m., the polling station must distribute tickets to ensure that everyone exercises their right to vote and only close after everyone has actually voted.
The states that will have a second round are:
Acre,
Amazonas,
Federal District,
Espírito Santo,
Rio Grande do Norte, and
Tocantins
In Acre, Mailza Assis (PP) and Alan Rick (Republicanos) will compete in the second round. Mailza finished the count in first place, with 49.76% of the valid votes, and Rick came in second, with 32.27%.
Omar Aziz (PSD) and Professora Maria do Carmo (PL) will compete in the second round of the election for governor of Amazonas. Aziz finished the count in first place, with 40.38% of the valid votes, and Maria do Carmo came in second, with 24.72%.
In the Federal District, Celina Leão (PP) finished the count in first place, with 49.93% of the valid votes, and Leandro Grass (PT) came in second, with 34.48%.
Lorenzo Pazolini (Republicanos) and Ricardo Ferraço (MDB) will compete in the second round in Espírito Santo. Pazolini obtained 49.65% of the valid votes and Ferraço got 34.06%.
Allyson (União) and Cadu de Lula (PT) will compete in the second round of the election for governor of Rio Grande do Norte. Allyson came in first place, with 36.83% of the valid votes, and Cadu de Lula obtained 36.21% of the votes.
In Tocantins, Professora Dorinha (União) and Vicentinho Júnior (PSDB) will compete in the second round of the election for governor. Dorinha finished the count in first place, with 45.52% of the valid votes, and Vicentinho came in second, with 43.94%.
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