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[00:00:00] strong in our region, the weather is already very cloudy, so
[00:00:04] for those who left it to vote at the very end, right, at the last minute, they have to hurry because the
[00:00:08] weather is cloudy here in the metropolitan region of Belo
[00:00:11] Horizonte, I'll be back with you in the studio, all right, Regenia, thank
[00:00:14] you for the information, this sound of the civil
[00:00:18] defense warning that already played earlier here in the newsroom in São Paulo, also
[00:00:21] happens in Minas Gerais, we are attentive to this issue of the
[00:00:25] climate, I want to bring to the conversation now something that
[00:00:29] Zambelle mentioned. I think it was Zambelli about the election
[00:00:32] to the Senate, there are 54 seats in the
[00:00:35] Senate and Bruno, I wanted to ask you because normally if we
[00:00:39] look at past elections, especially an election where you choose two
[00:00:42] senators, the choice of senator we always left for
[00:00:46] last, a question
[00:00:48] electorate and the PT, the eh maybe without so much importance in the
[00:00:51] voter's mind, but the Senate gained
[00:00:54] strength today or importance precisely because of
[00:00:58] issues related to the Supreme Court. federal court, because it's good to remember,
[00:01:01] only the Senate can open an impeachment request,
[00:01:05] eh, the polls also noticed this, that is,
[00:01:08] the voter is more attentive to whom to choose in the Senate or
[00:01:12] can, or can we see surprises, because precisely he will only decide who to
[00:01:16] vote for in the Senate, on the day he will look on the internet, on the last day, what is the number of the
[00:01:19] candidate I will vote for? Look, we still have a problem
[00:01:23] in the vast majority of the population, it's a lack of
[00:01:26] engagement regarding the Senate vote, there is still... this problem,
[00:01:30] a lot of misinformation, you arrive, many people don't know they have to
[00:01:34] choose two candidates, they arrive now at the final stretch and feel a little
[00:01:37] desperate that they will have to choose one more, right, this problem
[00:01:41] still exists in Brazil, but there is no doubt that
[00:01:44] in this election in particular, the theme of
[00:01:48] the Senate was more important than all the historical series of
[00:01:52] elections we had here in the country, why?
[00:01:55] Precisely because of the Supreme Federal Court, the next president
[00:01:59] of the republic has to... appoint four new ministers, right,
[00:02:02] will probably appoint four new ministers and this
[00:02:06] appointment has to be approved by the eh eh eh by the
[00:02:10] Supreme Federal Court, in addition to this, there is a
[00:02:13] great discussion about the impeachment of some ministers of the
[00:02:16] Supreme Federal Court and for that you also need to have a majority
[00:02:20] eh that is favorable to these impeachments, so we notice
[00:02:24] for example some interesting movements due to
[00:02:27] this in Minas Gerais, Carlos. Viana, for example, as
[00:02:31] one of the candidates, eh, appeared a bit behind in the
[00:02:35] polls at the beginning, he wasn't doing very
[00:02:38] well, despite being a candidate for re-election, and the latest
[00:02:41] polls have already shown a great growth for him, precisely because
[00:02:45] he took on as his agenda this clash with
[00:02:48] the Supreme Federal Court, so you see that it has an effect,
[00:02:54] again to the process now of 26, the it is not yet desired from the point of view of democratic participation, for people
[00:02:58] to understand the role of the senator.
[00:03:00] what he does, the federative role of the
[00:03:04] senator, that's still very far off, but at least this
[00:03:07] motivation regarding the Supreme Federal Court made the Senate
[00:03:11] Crisiúma, talking about election gain more strength in the
[00:03:13] electorate's mind, that's exactly what we've been saying here,
[00:03:17] right, that now in November there's that election
[00:03:20] for mid-term in the United States and everything depends on the strength the congress will
[00:03:24] have for Donald Trump to be able to govern, here in
[00:03:27] Brazil it happens more or less in the same way. right, the president, he needs to have
[00:03:31] a majority in congress to approve the proposals in practice, so
[00:03:35] Zambelli, what can change in the relationship between the executive and
[00:03:39] legislative, depending on the composition of the
[00:03:42] chamber and the senate that comes out of the polls? It can
[00:03:45] change a lot, especially in the configuration of the
[00:03:49] new Senate, in the Chamber of Deputies, eh, our
[00:03:52] indications, at least preliminary ones,
[00:03:55] let's wait for the counting, of course, but they show that it is very likely that this
[00:03:58] model will be repeated, reiterated, in which the centrão, the parties
[00:04:02] of that more physiological, less
[00:04:05] ideological, more pragmatic center, I would say, have a
[00:04:09] significant re-election of deputies, of parliamentarians, very
[00:04:12] fed by that tripod, right, electoral fund, party fund,
[00:04:16] parliamentary amendments, there are a lot of resources for these candidates
[00:04:20] to campaign, this increases the number of re-elected candidates,
[00:04:23] making it difficult for new parliamentarians to enter, because if the
[00:04:26] parliamentarian manages to handle these resources properly
[00:04:30] during their mandate, they will arrive at the electoral period with a lot of credit with the
[00:04:34] voter to seek a new mandate, so it is quite likely that there will be
[00:04:37] changes in the configuration of the sizes of parliamentary groups, right, perhaps the PL with
[00:04:41] a little less deputies, the PSD may grow a
[00:04:44] little, eh, União, União Brasil/Progressistas eh may
[00:04:48] lose a little of its parliamentary group, the Republicans may grow a little, Podemos, which was a party that moved
[00:04:51] a lot in the party window to affiliate eh
[00:04:55] competitive members may grow, but strictly speaking
[00:04:58] the configuration of... this group that dominates the Chamber of
[00:05:02] Deputies should remain very similar to what is there, if it remains similar,
[00:05:05] depending on the election result, if President Lula is re-elected, for example, it is very,
[00:05:09] he did not manage to finish this term with a majority in the house. He ends his term
[00:05:13] with a minority, depending on the support of the centrão to approve
[00:05:16] everything, right? So if this result is repeated with President Lula
[00:05:20] re-elected, he will have difficulties in building his
[00:05:23] governability. A victory for Flávio Bolsonaro would change this scenario quite a bit, since
[00:05:26] the chamber also has a more center-right bias. Now in the Senate
[00:05:30] it seems very evident to me that the right will cause a kind of tsunami
[00:05:34] in this election, there will be many votes, many right-wing
[00:05:37] senators taking a position in the Senate with this agenda of
[00:05:40] confronting the Supreme Court, of promoting the impeachment of Supreme Court ministers, we know that
[00:05:44] it's not that simple, right, there are 54 votes to
[00:05:48] promote the impeachment of a Supreme Court minister, it's a very qualified majority, even if the
[00:05:52] right has a majority, it's possible that it has a majority in the Senate, but it doesn't
[00:05:56] reach this number of 54, and it's good to remember that the decision on
[00:05:59] the impeachment of a Supreme Court minister falls eh discretionarily
[00:06:03] to the president of the Senate table, so if a
[00:06:06] president in the Senate aligned with this agenda is not elected, even if there are
[00:06:10] 54 votes in the plenary, there won't be... and there is impeachment of a Supreme Court minister,
[00:06:14] so it's a very complex equation and of course, it has an impact on governability,
[00:06:17] the Senate is an upper house, right, where eh the
[00:06:20] great issues of the republic are decided, now this week the president of the
[00:06:24] Columbus convened an extraordinary session eh surprising
[00:06:27] many actors in Brasília to definitively
[00:06:29] vote on eh the issue of the airline of work of the end of 6 by 1
[00:06:33] right, which is of great interest to President Lula, showing the strength of the Senate to move the
[00:06:37] pieces on this political chessboard, now it seems
[00:06:40] evident to me that it will be a more right-wing Senate from 27 onwards, and just completing
[00:06:44] this speech of yours, right, the PL made a task
[00:06:48] force to have strong candidates in the Senate,
[00:06:51] including we were talking about Santa Catarina, with two PL candidates, in other states
[00:06:55] this happens, in Santa Catarina, Carol De Tonio and Carlos Bolsonaro, both
[00:06:59] from the PL, who even with the risk of one stealing votes from the other, eh have the
[00:07:03] possibility of having two PL senators
[00:07:06] in Santa Catarina and in other states, let's go now directly
[00:07:10] to Crisiúma, where the... reporter Raquel
[00:07:13] Schneider is to bring details of how the situation is
[00:07:17] there, Raquel, a great afternoon to
[00:07:19] you,
[00:07:21] thank you Gustavo, I also greet my colleagues in the studio, everyone
[00:07:25] who is watching us, I'm speaking here
[00:07:28] from the city of
[00:07:31] Santa Catarina, here there are
[00:07:34] 53,600
[00:07:36] voters, a municipality that is
[00:07:39] showing.
[00:07:42] voting, this is the main complaint here in the
[00:07:46] southern region of Santa Catarina, with waiting times that
[00:07:49] reach up to 2 2:30, the TRE
[00:07:52] believes that a reality of express
[00:07:55] delay in action
[00:07:58] in candidates for the Senate, in Santa
[00:08:01] Catarina as a whole, the TRE also registered
[00:08:04] 99 occurrences throughout this Sunday
[00:08:07] related to the ballot boxes, 46
[00:08:11] needed to be substituted. lives, the others just with
[00:08:14] one, just restarting the process, changing the
[00:08:18] coil, everything went well, they returned to
[00:08:20] normality. Returning to
[00:08:23] occurrences related to electoral crimes,
[00:08:27] the military police reported that from yesterday to today there were
[00:08:30] 32 calls, of these, 17 were
[00:08:34] confirmed, the majority
[00:08:37] related to the issue of discarding flyers or installing
[00:08:40] wind banners of... candidates near
[00:08:44] polling places, we also had a record
[00:08:47] of suspicion of the crime of boca de urna (illegal campaigning) near
[00:08:51] the polling place here in Cristoma, the voter was
[00:08:54] taken to the electoral office to receive a sample that
[00:08:58] would avoid a criminal process, however, he did not
[00:09:01] accept this proposal because he understood that he did not commit this
[00:09:05] crime of boca de urna, so this is a situation that will be taken
[00:09:08] to the Public Ministry of Santa Catarina to give the due
[00:09:12] alignments, at this moment I am speaking in front of the
[00:09:16] Lapajece school which has the largest college
[00:09:19] of intense communication of
[00:09:23] voters and very long queues
[00:09:26] here, we will of course continue to follow, I
[00:09:29] will be back, all right, Raquel, thanks for the information,
[00:09:33] great work there, now we're going with live images,
[00:09:36] precisely from Santa Catarina, but in Florianópolis via
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[00:13:08] We are back now to talk about the electoral observation
[00:13:11] missions that were accredited by the electoral justice. They
[00:13:15] accompanied the voting during the day here in São Paulo.
[00:13:18] Eládio Loisaga, former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Paraguay and
[00:13:22] representatives of the Organization of American States. They checked the
[00:13:26] work of the integrity test that takes place at the Cultural
[00:13:29] Center, São Paulo during voting hours. Eládio also
[00:13:33] visited polling stations in the Consolação neighborhood at Presbiteria University in
[00:13:36] Mackenzie. Judge José
[00:13:39] Antônio, teaching Manfred, president of the Regional Electoral Court
[00:13:43] of São Paulo, also visited Mackenzie and stated that everything was proceeding
[00:13:47] peacefully and that the elections would take place in the most
[00:13:50] satisfactory way possible. The idea of the
[00:13:54] electoral observation missions is to allow
[00:13:57] specialists to evaluate the functioning of the electronic
[00:14:00] voting system. And voting in Israel has
[00:14:04] already been finalized and abstention reached 78%.
[00:14:06] The information is from reporter Vitor La
[00:14:10] Regina.
[00:14:13] Here in Israel, voting was held in a single location, the Brazilian
[00:14:17] embassy in Tel Aviv. There are nine polling stations for
[00:14:20] 3,442 eligible voters, an increase of
[00:14:24] 21% compared to 2022. Voting
[00:14:28] ended at 5 pm local time, 11 am, according
[00:14:31] to Brasília time. According to the results released, abstention
[00:14:35] here reached 78%.
[00:14:38] 730 voters voted this Sunday in
[00:14:41] Tel Aviv. It is important to note that Sunday is a working
[00:14:44] day in Israel. The ballot box bulletins were released just now.
[00:14:48] The candidate Flávio Bolsonaro of the PL received
[00:14:51] 74% of the votes. Lula of the PT
[00:14:55] had 13%. Ronaldo Caiado, Augusto Curi and Renan
[00:14:58] Santos each had about 3% of the
[00:15:02] votes. Look, now at
[00:15:05] 4:14,
[00:15:07] there's less than an hour left for voting to end,
[00:15:11] for the counting to begin, we actually see the votes appearing. I
[00:15:15] wanted to address with you the issue of polls, right?
[00:15:18] If these results that we will start to follow in a little while, they are
[00:15:22] different from what the polls showed. How can we
[00:15:25] interpret this, Bruno, could it be a last-minute change in the
[00:15:29] voter's vote or are there other factors that can explain
[00:15:33] these changes? Look Renata, this question of yours is very important,
[00:15:36] because people need
[00:15:40] to understand that opinion polls are not
[00:15:43] ballot box results, people need to understand this, because otherwise
[00:15:47] it discredits a science. Research is a
[00:15:50] science that helps to make decisions, it helps to
[00:15:54] see the scenario, it helps the electorate
[00:15:58] to understand what is happening in the country at that particular moment,
[00:16:02] but you see, for example, an opinion poll that came out
[00:16:06] recently, yesterday or the day before yesterday, and that... spontaneously, many
[00:16:09] voters still don't know who to vote for, there can be a big
[00:16:13] difference at the time of voting at the ballot box, right, we have to
[00:16:16] stop this, because if it were to be right, if polls were to get the
[00:16:20] ballot box result right, it would be easier for us to cancel the election, do a
[00:16:24] single poll, whatever came out would give the result,
[00:16:27] it would be much cheaper for the TSE than to conduct a whole
[00:16:30] electoral process, so the fact is
[00:16:33] research is a is just
[00:16:36] a... tool for us to understand trends,
[00:16:40] movements, where the vote is going, where it is not going, so
[00:16:44] there's a big chance that when the ballot box is opened, it won't have the same number,
[00:16:47] but I just want to give you a fact, right, despite saying
[00:16:51] all this to you, there's another important thing, more than
[00:16:55] 90% of the time the
[00:16:58] poll result reflects the ballot
[00:17:01] box result, more than 90% of the time, there are times when it won't
[00:17:05] happen due to an infinity. of factors that could
[00:17:08] be abstention, it could be a last-minute change,
[00:17:12] remember, for example, the campaign for mayor of São Paulo where on the last
[00:17:15] day a false report came out from one candidate against another,
[00:17:19] how would an opinion poll capture such an effect or in the
[00:17:23] case of the last election for governor, there was the death
[00:17:26] of the husband of a candidate for governor on
[00:17:30] election day which completely modified
[00:17:33] the perception of the population at that moment, research is a
[00:17:37] science... it brings exact results, but election is human and
[00:17:40] human behavior will not have any research that will be able to
[00:17:43] pinpoint this behavior.
[00:17:46] Isabele? no, the polls once had a
[00:17:49] statistician give me a definition that I think is interesting, a poll is a
[00:17:53] static photograph of the moment that you try to
[00:17:56] guess the end of the movie which is dynamic, so the chance of error is
[00:18:00] in this process, you are taking a photo of that instant, but the end of the movie
[00:18:04] will only happen today, on election day. So what I
[00:18:08] like to look at in the polls on the eve, especially those from the last
[00:18:11] week, are the curves, are the movements, if the curves are
[00:18:14] consistent then you can infer more or less where the
[00:18:18] voter's decision process is going, but as Bruno said,
[00:18:21] with polls with a very high index of undecided voters, until the
[00:18:25] last week before the first round the chance of error is enormous, especially
[00:18:28] in state elections, in national ones, I think this
[00:18:32] year we had a very consolidated picture in the country of two very
[00:18:36] consistent candidacies from both... camps since the beginning of the electoral
[00:18:39] campaign with a high index of voting intention, a high index of engagement and
[00:18:43] an impressive resilience, you didn't see very
[00:18:46] substantive movements between the two main candidates, so we have more
[00:18:50] and it's a poll with more accuracy when you have these more
[00:18:53] solid blocks, but for state government, for example, it's very common for the final
[00:18:57] decision of the voter to be made from Thursday to Sunday, three or four
[00:19:00] days before the first round, so the polls on the eve are showing
[00:19:04] many interesting curves in these state elections. in several units of the
[00:19:08] federation, now numerically there will always be room for a margin of
[00:19:12] error even a little larger than the margins scientifically presented by the
[00:19:15] institutes, but that does not authorize us to discredit
[00:19:19] the poll here again, a public consultation eh
[00:19:22] made statically that tries to guess the outcome of a
[00:19:26] process, the process is dynamic, even today during the day there is a change
[00:19:29] of sentiment, the voter who votes in the morning is subject to some issues, in the afternoon
[00:19:33] he may vote already thinking and being impacted by another
[00:19:37] type of influence, so if the decision-making process is so dynamic,
[00:19:41] how can you demand that the polls be
[00:19:44] surgically precise, but they have, as Bruno said, they
[00:19:47] have had a result very close to reality, especially those on the eve, because they
[00:19:51] already capture those last-minute movements, I would like to bring
[00:19:55] up, still about this relationship with polls, some, I don't know if we
[00:19:59] can say myths or some analyses that often
[00:20:02] occur, especially when we talk about these elections
[00:20:05] involving the PT candidate. the candidate eh to the
[00:20:09] right, eh it is often said that the PT vote always
[00:20:13] shrinks at the ballot box compared to the poll because there is a lot of
[00:20:17] abstention among the PT electorate, does this actually
[00:20:20] happen looking at the history, and
[00:20:23] also a growing
[00:20:26] trend in the anti-PT candidate in the final
[00:20:29] stretch, also often related to the
[00:20:32] government that is PT, there can be
[00:20:35] precisely that pull from the third way, who gives up voting for the third way
[00:20:39] and votes for the opposition with more chances? It's interesting, Gustavo, because
[00:20:43] in the last election this was the big discussion, right, when the
[00:20:46] ballot boxes opened and Bolsonaro was closer to Lula.
[00:20:50] eh, everyone said, no, they made a mistake, they underestimated Bolsonaro,
[00:20:54] they underestimated Bolsonaro, in the end that's not what
[00:20:57] happened, if you look numerically, the polls
[00:21:01] got Bolsonaro's size right, what happened is that
[00:21:04] they overestimated Lula's size and then comes the
[00:21:08] case of abstention, abstention directly
[00:21:11] affects, usually, more the poorer
[00:21:15] voter, who is a voter who since
[00:21:18] 2006 has a...
[00:21:20] tendency to vote more for Lula's candidates,
[00:21:24] right, until 2002 the PT vote was not a vote of the poorest,
[00:21:27] the PT had the middle class vote, after the
[00:21:31] mensalão episode you have a change of
[00:21:35] relationship between the
[00:21:38] middle class became quite disappointed with the
[00:21:41] PT, ending up abandoning the PT at that moment and the
[00:21:45] social programs of the Lula government ended up making the
[00:21:48] PT communicate much more with the
[00:21:52] lower-class voter, so we have this dynamic and since you have
[00:21:55] usually more abstention in the lower classes than in the upper
[00:21:59] classes, it ends up having a little effect within the
[00:22:03] Lula electorate, let's say, and just a
[00:22:06] parenthesis that is interesting, right, because if we look at this
[00:22:09] abandonment of the PT by the middle class, our political
[00:22:13] field, the PT ends up agglomerating a lot of
[00:22:16] the left, right, you don't see left-wing parties.
[00:22:20] at least in the national scenario, managing to attract part of this electorate,
[00:22:23] unlike the right that ends up having options nowadays, it's more
[00:22:26] centralized in the PL, but if you look historically the PSDB then suddenly there is the
[00:22:30] option of the PL, suddenly there was eh eh Bolsonaro, in
[00:22:34] other words, eh the left-wing candidate who was disappointed
[00:22:37] with the PT ended up falling eh precisely into the
[00:22:40] center-right or right in your assessment or not
[00:22:44] like that, then there were some important milestones for us to understand how this
[00:22:47] decrease in the progressive field was. in terms of
[00:22:50] size, eh, I think the main one was the mensalão, there was the mensalão, then we had
[00:22:54] the lava-jato, right, the petrolão, these scandals they
[00:22:58] transformed mainly the electorate of the center, south, southeast of the
[00:23:01] country, into a very anti-PT electorate, anti-PTism today
[00:23:05] is perhaps the main political force from Brasília downwards, eh, President
[00:23:09] Lula managed to escape eh this concept of anti-PTism
[00:23:13] in 22, because there was there, in the view of that voter who
[00:23:16] opted for President Lula, a greater evil to be fought, which was the Bolsonaro
[00:23:20] government post-pandemic, with many memories of the pandemic. Lula
[00:23:23] managed to reinvent himself, form a broad front, bringing Geraldo
[00:23:27] Alckmin, who was a figure of center-right to compose his
[00:23:30] ticket, eh, and managed at that moment to convince most of the electorate that
[00:23:34] he was an alternative to Bolsonaro, who had some risk, in the
[00:23:37] evaluation of these voters, for democracy and also for public
[00:23:40] health. Eh, if we go back
[00:23:44] difficulty that President Lula had in composing his platforms in the main electoral
[00:23:48] colleges of the country, in Rio de Janeiro he. supports Eduardo Pais who is from the
[00:23:51] PSD, in Minas he has a candidate with 20-something percentage points
[00:23:54] who is Patrus, in São Paulo he launched minister Haddad with the expectation
[00:23:58] of a good performance and will end the election apparently with a result below what
[00:24:02] he had in 2022 eh, so and this electorate in the
[00:24:06] most populous regions of the country, it is very refractory
[00:24:10] to the PT and the parties that made up, that were auxiliaries
[00:24:13] of this coalition that was led by President Lula in the past, they
[00:24:17] are today from the center to the right, if we are to look... President Lula's ticket
[00:24:21] in 2002 and 2006 was with the PL that
[00:24:24] today is with Bolsonaro right, so he he gave up
[00:24:28] this more pragmatic center, aligned now to return to power
[00:24:32] with left-wing parties like the PSD, PSB,
[00:24:35] sorry, which is today the main partner of the president, including having
[00:24:38] Geraldo Alckmin as vice, several regional alliances in Pernambuco,
[00:24:42] João Campos candidate of the PSB, but the difficulty I see today is the
[00:24:45] expansion, right, of President Lula's allies, he cannot
[00:24:49] make parties, for example, from the center to the right, which was a very
[00:24:53] important characteristic of President Lula's project in the first and second
[00:24:56] term. Let's go now, then, to Rio de Janeiro, to talk
[00:25:00] with reporter Rael Policarpo who is there in front
[00:25:03] of the largest polling place in the state.
[00:25:07] Rael, good afternoon over there, how has the
[00:25:11] election been? We talked about some cities suffering from storms
[00:25:14] there, from what we can see, a lot of heat,
[00:25:18] I imagine.
[00:25:22] It's true, Gustavo, good afternoon to you, good afternoon to everyone who follows the
[00:25:25] 2026 elections here on Record News, yesterday it rained
[00:25:29] a lot here in Rio de Janeiro, but today heaven blessed us with a wonderful
[00:25:32] day, the situation now, right, it's almost
[00:25:36] 4:30, there's little more than 35 minutes left until the gates
[00:25:40] close, right, in the entire state of Rio de Janeiro and obviously in all of
[00:25:44] Brazil, in the morning it was a little more complicated because according to the
[00:25:47] TRE, many voters eh.
[00:25:50] anticipated their vote, wanted to advance, so the lines
[00:25:53] were gigantic, but now as we can see here
[00:25:57] in what is the largest polling place in Rio de Janeiro, just
[00:26:01] here there are more than 13,000 registered voters to
[00:26:04] vote, the situation is calm, in Rio
[00:26:07] de Janeiro all, according to the TRE that just held a
[00:26:10] press conference, Judge eh Marcelo Rubiolo who gave this
[00:26:14] press conference there at the TRE, there are
[00:26:17] 12,857
[00:26:19] thousand eligible voters here in Rio de Janeiro, the
[00:26:22] perspective, right, is that many voters will really
[00:26:26] turn out to the polls this Sunday,
[00:26:28] in this election, in this first-round vote, according to the
[00:26:32] TRE itself, Gustavo Renato, the elections are happening with
[00:26:36] normality, a little more than 130 ballot boxes were
[00:26:39] replaced, but this does not mean even
[00:26:41] 0.4% of all ballot boxes in the state, it is also within
[00:26:45] normality, some occurrences are being
[00:26:48] investigated, according to the TRE, four people were
[00:26:52] arrested for eh illegal campaigning, there are still
[00:26:55] occurrences regarding vote buying, mainly in municipalities of the
[00:26:59] Baixada Fluminense and also interference from... but both
[00:27:02] vote buying and interference from
[00:27:05] militias are still under
[00:27:08] investigation, look here, people who
[00:27:11] left it for the end are coming now to vote, but here
[00:27:14] at this point that was very
[00:27:17] busy in the morning, now Gustavo Renata, it's very calm,
[00:27:21] back to the studio, 2026
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