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[00:00:00] valid votes so far and Governor Celina Leão of the
[00:00:03] PP has 49% against
[00:00:07] 34% for Leandro Grás of the PT, the Workers' Party. Paula
[00:00:11] Belmonte and Quiko Caputo
[00:00:14] appear right after. This is an important dispute
[00:00:17] too. An important dispute, a small electoral college. The DF
[00:00:20] should elect. Look, I'm taking a risk, but I'm going to risk it.
[00:00:24] Celina Leão should be elected in the first round, huh? She has an
[00:00:28] important advantage over the candidate. of the PT, she is with
[00:00:31] to follow the result and Michele Bolsonaro on her ticket and Bia Kisses, both candidates
[00:00:35] for the Senate for the PL everyone should come out victorious on
[00:00:39] Celina Leão's ticket there in Brasília. Another thing that catches my attention about
[00:00:42] the importance of the electoral dispute in Brasília is the Regional Bank of
[00:00:45] Brasília, the BRB, which tried to buy Banco Master,
[00:00:49] which had its directors arrested, tries to be
[00:00:53] saved by the federal government, which already said: "That's not how it works, Selina
[00:00:57] Leão will have to give an answer to the BRB, as soon as she is."
[00:01:00] re-elected, if this indeed materializes. Let's now quickly go through
[00:01:04] the Brazilian states, because the numbers are starting to appear and you will become
[00:01:07] familiar with the faces of the candidates here. Tocantins,
[00:01:11] for example, Professor Dorinha of União is ahead,
[00:01:14] 46% of the votes, followed by
[00:01:17] Vicentinho Júnior of the PSDB. It's a dispute between
[00:01:20] União and PSDB, he has 42, they are close, huh?
[00:01:24] 46,000 votes for her, 41 votes for him, but
[00:01:27] Laures Moreira and Ataídes de Oliveira, of the PSD and the Partido
[00:01:31] Novo, respectively, appear right after. And in Rondônia,
[00:01:35] how is the dispute there? Let's look at the numbers that are now coming in from the
[00:01:38] National count. 48% for Marcos
[00:01:42] Rogério of the PL. Hildon Chaves of União
[00:01:45] has 29%, and Adaílton Fúria and Expedito
[00:01:49] Neto have almost 10 or 9
[00:01:53] each of them. Let's now go to a dispute in Southern Brazil. We still haven't talked about
[00:01:56] any southern state, let's start with Paraná. There you have a
[00:02:00] very interesting dispute between the former Minister of Justice, eh, Senator of the
[00:02:03] Republic, Sérgio Moro, former federal judge, he has 49% of the
[00:02:07] valid votes at this moment, against eh Requião Filho, who is the
[00:02:11] son of a former governor of Paraná, Roberto Requião, has
[00:02:13] 25%. Sandro Alex of the PSD appears next with
[00:02:17] 24%, only 8% of the votes counted, what the
[00:02:21] polls showed was Moro and Sandro Alex, side
[00:02:24] by side in the dispute, Requião in a third position, let's
[00:02:28] see how it goes. voting, soon I will say
[00:02:31] more because Sandro Alex was the secretary of infrastructure for Ratinho Júnior,
[00:02:35] right? Therefore, he is supported by the governor, which would be a sign of
[00:02:38] continuity. And there's a tie in this second position, it's between
[00:02:42] Requião and Sandro Alex, a good chance of going to a second round in this dispute. It's
[00:02:46] true, a turnaround there, the possibility of Sandro Alex already taking the second
[00:02:49] position and not leaving, staying alongside Sérgio Moro. Let's go to the state of Pará,
[00:02:53] let's go to the north of Brazil. The numbers appear for
[00:02:56] you in this dispute with 6% of the votes counted. Dr. Daniel
[00:03:00] of Podemos has 50% of the votes and Hanagação of the
[00:03:04] MDB has 44.96%.
[00:03:07] Aracele and Gauleite appear right after.
[00:03:10] We have numbers calling from Minas
[00:03:13] Gerais, the second largest electoral college in Brazil, a
[00:03:17] vote with many candidates. Cleitinho Azevedo, of
[00:03:20] the Republicans, is a Senator of the Republic, an electoral
[00:03:23] phenomenon, he has almost 42% of the valid
[00:03:27] votes, followed by Patruza Ananias of the PT, who has
[00:03:30] 29.79%. Patrício waited 2 hours in line today to
[00:03:34] vote, Flávio Rosco of the PL has eight, Alexandre
[00:03:37] Calil, ah, who was mayor of the capital of Belo Horizonte, has
[00:03:41] 8.37%.
[00:03:43] If Cleitinho Azevedo doesn't win in the first round it will be a surprise, but the number of votes
[00:03:47] is still very small, 159,000 in
[00:03:50] Minas Gerais which is the second largest electoral college in the country,
[00:03:54] 16% of the voters are in Minas Gerais, that's
[00:03:57] a lot of people, this counting will go on for a long time, Minas is very very large and there's a
[00:04:01] coincidence, right? It's called a thermometer state not
[00:04:05] for nothing, more than 100 municipalities within Minas Gerais get the
[00:04:09] national election results right since
[00:04:12] 1989, that's a lot, whoever wins in Minas usually
[00:04:16] wins in Brazil. Let's go to Acre now, the first
[00:04:19] numbers arriving from this important Brazilian state, 7% of
[00:04:23] the votes counted. More Assis, Assis, of the PP has
[00:04:26] 53%. Alan Rique of the Republicans.
[00:04:30] 31.29%, Tião Bocalon of the PSDB with 8 and
[00:04:34] Thor Dantas with 6%. We continue
[00:04:37] in the same region, Acre, let's go to Amapá, which should have a
[00:04:41] definition this Sunday night, already in the first
[00:04:44] round. Dr. Furlando PSD, former mayor of the
[00:04:47] capital, 55.13%
[00:04:50] of the votes, Clécio of União,
[00:04:53] 44.84%, current governor. Delegate
[00:04:56] Marcos has 0%, it just started, one vote.
[00:05:00] right? It's strange to see one vote, right, but here it's only 2% of
[00:05:03] the votes counted, there's a long way to go, but think, think
[00:05:07] with me, it's only 10 minutes of counting, it's
[00:05:11] very little, it's true.
[00:05:49] we are talking about the main leader of the PL and
[00:05:52] Bolsonarism in the southern region of Brazil, a markedly
[00:05:55] Bolsonarist region. Jorginho Melo has a very wide advantage, reaching
[00:05:58] triple the voting intentions of his opponents, he will be re-elected
[00:06:02] to the state government calmly in this
[00:06:06] first round, this is one of the certainties of this first, if we can say anything
[00:06:10] certain, it's in these seven states we mentioned.
[00:06:12] exactly
[00:06:15] in Santa Catarina, where two of Jair Bolsonaro's sons moved, Carlos
[00:06:18] Bolsonaro and Jair Renan, who is already a councilman, exactly and Carlos Bolsonaro, who is on Jorginho
[00:06:22] Melo's ticket, is running for the Senate, certainly he is also the
[00:06:26] first, uh, best placed for the Senate, he will
[00:06:29] be elected in these elections, right? 5:35 Brasília time,
[00:06:33] has anything changed much in the presidential race? Let's go to
[00:06:37] new, to a new partial, there it is
[00:06:39] 3%, we were at 1 already... let's go to 3%
[00:06:43] of the votes counted. Here are Flávio Bolsonaro with 49, he's
[00:06:47] leading since the first vote and counting of this first round, Lula has
[00:06:51] 41, eh, writer Augusto Curi has three, Renan
[00:06:55] Santos 2.42, a
[00:06:57] difference of about 300 thousand votes between the first
[00:07:01] and second place. 4 million votes, it's still very little,
[00:07:04] 3%, it's very little, let's move forward, following,
[00:07:07] it's interesting that Caiado has not appeared yet, right, Caiado's
[00:07:11] score. doesn't appear there in this, in this
[00:07:15] summary, on this big screen, he has 2.4, it doesn't appear because we are
[00:07:18] only showing the first four, at any moment he will show up because he will
[00:07:22] surely overtake Renan, but it's worth remembering that the
[00:07:25] responsible for the national tally
[00:07:28] is the TSE, right? The TREs, the
[00:07:32] regional courts, tally regionally and
[00:07:35] send to the TSE, so we, all these computers are working
[00:07:39] simultaneously distributing the information. We'll get
[00:07:43] there, and as always, in the course of the next few hours
[00:07:46] on your screen, if you have an open screen
[00:07:50] there, expand it, you can
[00:07:53] see that the numbers are being updated live and just to
[00:07:56] answer your question about where Caiado is, Caiado is tied with Renan, four
[00:08:00] votes difference, he's in fifth position, so these numbers can
[00:08:04] fluctuate. Renan said throughout the campaign, he said here on Record, on
[00:08:07] Jornal da Record's grilling, that he had trackings, which are individual
[00:08:11] and private electoral polls for the campaigns, that he appeared throughout
[00:08:14] the entire dispute of the last two weeks in third
[00:08:18] position ahead of Curi, but that's not what the first votes are showing.
[00:08:22] Let's go to the Federal District, to see if anything has changed in the dispute that could
[00:08:25] re-elect Governor Celina Leão, the fastest
[00:08:29] state in the country, ah, which has the fastest count so far,
[00:08:33] it's at 30%, with only 25 minutes of
[00:08:36] counting, 30% of the votes counted in the Federal District,
[00:08:40] Celina Leão has a little over 200, almost 230,000
[00:08:43] votes, 160,000 votes for Leandro Gras
[00:08:47] of the PT. How about we start talking a little about the Senate? This year is
[00:08:51] a very important year. I can say it's the most important election in the history of the
[00:08:55] Senate in these 200 years, because you are
[00:08:58] electing two, two vacancies, right? Of the 81 senators,
[00:09:01] 54 are elected tonight. And a Senate that has
[00:09:05] very important attributions. The numbers appear and Cris Lemos comments with
[00:09:08] us. There is the dispute. So, exactly. We were talking about the federal district, right? Well,
[00:09:12] there it is, look, we have Michele Bolsonaro, already appearing with
[00:09:16] 28% of the voting intentions, followed by Biakisses, who
[00:09:19] is in the same coalition as Michele, both from the PL and both
[00:09:23] on Celina Leão's ticket, therefore it's very
[00:09:27] interesting to observe that I think it's the first time in the history of the
[00:09:30] Federal District that two senators
[00:09:34] should be elected, from parties on the
[00:09:37] right, therefore the PL will elect two senators for the
[00:09:41] Federal District and... with a good chance of happening as
[00:09:45] the first numbers are already showing in the next presidential
[00:09:49] partial, I'll tell you that Caiado passed Renan, he's in third position here, it's a tie, Edu has
[00:09:53] privileged information, you are witnessing it here, we're going to speed up a bit to
[00:09:56] be able to go to other states, Rondônia, for example, is calling with new
[00:10:00] information for you, take a look at this dispute, look, first round,
[00:10:03] 15% of votes counted, all Brazilian states have already
[00:10:07] started counting, there are no delays, it's at...
[00:10:11] 49% of the votes for Marcos Rogério of the PL, Hildon
[00:10:14] Chaves of União with 29%. And from
[00:10:17] Rondônia we go to Paraíba, in
[00:10:20] Paraíba the dispute is as follows: Lucas Ribeiro.
[00:10:23] of the PP has 65%, a strong
[00:10:26] favorite, governor who should be re-elected tonight, Efraim
[00:10:29] Filho of the PL has 23%. Cícero Luciana
[00:10:33] and Yurio Ezequiel appear next. Yes, indeed, Edu,
[00:10:35] you mentioned it well, Lucas Ribeiro is among the 7
[00:10:39] tonight, right? He is a representative of the Progressive
[00:10:43] Party who will surely win over both the
[00:10:46] PL and the MDB, Cícero Lucena, a
[00:10:49] very traditional politician of the region, and I was just
[00:10:52] checking my phone because
[00:10:56] they are gathered there at the TSE, at the TSE in Brasília
[00:10:59] at this moment, ministers André Mendonça, Luiz Fux
[00:11:03] and Nunes Marques are there at the presidency of the TSE following
[00:11:06] the counting, given that Fux is not part of the body
[00:11:10] of the TSE, he is from the STF, and the
[00:11:13] president of the STJ is also present at the invitation of Minister Nunes
[00:11:16] Marques, therefore a mobilization of the electoral justice following the
[00:11:20] counting step by step, national partial for
[00:11:24] you. campaign and dispute for the presidency of the republic,
[00:11:27] Flávio Bolsonaro continues leading with now almost
[00:11:30] 5% of the votes counted, 50.24,
[00:11:34] against Lula who has 41.28, Augusto
[00:11:37] Curi in third position and Caiado who passed
[00:11:40] Renan, in this partial he has
[00:11:43] 2.42%.
[00:11:45] So, let's keep an eye on this dispute for President of the Republic, there are already
[00:11:49] more than 5 million valid votes,
[00:11:52] counted by the Superior Electoral Court. There he is, Caiado,
[00:11:55] finally appeared on the big screen, it's the first time Flávio Bolsonaro appears with
[00:11:59] 50%, many votes still need to come in,
[00:12:03] right, it's clear that this percentage will
[00:12:06] change, but it's important to say that to win in the first round you need to have half
[00:12:10] plus one, 50% plus one within the universe of valid votes,
[00:12:14] so let's say you have 100,000 votes, you remove the blank and null votes, let's say there were
[00:12:18] 20,000 blank and null votes, then 80,000 valid votes, you
[00:12:21] then need 41,000 votes to be elected in
[00:12:25] the first round, 50% plus one to be clear. Let's now go to the
[00:12:29] counting for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, this is a very
[00:12:32] interesting dispute as well
[00:12:36] between Zuco of the PL, Luciano Zuco who has
[00:12:39] 62%, against Juliana Brizola of the
[00:12:42] PDT, carrying that name because she is
[00:12:45] precisely the granddaughter of Leonel
[00:12:48] Brizola who was governor of the state of Rio Grande do Sul,
[00:12:51] 360,000 valid votes counted, 5% of the.
[00:12:55] so far, we already have a partial from Amazonas do Sul,
[00:12:59] let's go to the Brazilian North, here you
[00:13:01] have Omar Aziz of the PSD with 35%,
[00:13:05] next, Professor Maria do Carmo of the PL with 30, Roberto
[00:13:08] Cidade of União with 18, Davi Almeida of Avante with
[00:13:12] 12%, and there are already numbers in Bahia as well, another
[00:13:16] important and tasty dispute, because you have the current
[00:13:19] governor, Jerônimo Rodrigues, we can call this election a rematch, right,
[00:13:23] because he disputed with ACM Neto, won in 2022
[00:13:27] and now ACM is back and the two were very close in the numbers of the
[00:13:31] electoral polls, it's a duel there in Bahia, Edu, practically a
[00:13:35] tie, this election will certainly go to a second round there in Bahia,
[00:13:38] we will see this dispute extend
[00:13:41] further, you have 1% of the votes counted,
[00:13:45] 54 for Jerônimo, 45 for ACM
[00:13:48] Neto, at this moment and Pernambuco, this dispute
[00:13:52] is also giving a lot to talk about, Governor Raquel. Lira
[00:13:55] of the PSD, has 52%. The votes
[00:13:59] counted, 1% of the votes. João Campos, the
[00:14:02] former mayor, right, licensed mayor of Recife,
[00:14:05] 45.22%. This is the second
[00:14:09] duel, it's vote by vote in this dispute there in Pernambuco.
[00:14:12] At this moment Raquel Lira is in the lead, she actually
[00:14:15] numerically appears ahead of João Campos in the dispute,
[00:14:19] but everything indicates that they will go to a second round to dispute
[00:14:23] this position, the government of...
[00:14:25] Pernambuco, great, let's now go to Tocantins, ah, the numbers
[00:14:29] for state government appear for you here on Record's screen
[00:14:32] in this multiplatform live coverage with over 500 journalists
[00:14:36] working for you at this moment throughout Brazil, Professor
[00:14:40] Dorinha is already at 46% of the
[00:14:43] valid votes against Vicentinho Júnior of the PSDB who has
[00:14:46] 42, so you are following with us, the Superior
[00:14:50] Electoral Court is advancing in the counting and this is
[00:14:53] the dispute in Tocantins. in this first round, where are we going
[00:14:57] now, ladies and gentlemen, you have a choice, name a state, and we'll
[00:15:00] go. Let's go to the dispute for the Senate of the Republic, in the
[00:15:04] state of Tocantins, still, Eduardo Gomes of the PL,
[00:15:07] 27%, Alexandre Guimarães, MDB,
[00:15:10] 19%, it's a tight race for the second spot, right,
[00:15:13] with the first spot distanced and 30% of the votes already
[00:15:17] counted in the Senate race, Chris, yes, Eduardo Gomes, a very
[00:15:21] experienced politician, a long trajectory, he was already
[00:15:23] a senator, uh... the representative of the PL there in Tocantins, he has the
[00:15:27] election for the Senate guaranteed and the PL will elect many
[00:15:31] senators, he who already has the largest bench in the Senate and the largest
[00:15:35] bench in the Chamber, should come out of this election also
[00:15:38] strengthened, Edu. We have already reached the dispute for the presidency of the
[00:15:42] Republic with 6% of the votes counted. The numbers appear for
[00:15:46] you. 7 million votes have already been
[00:15:48] counted. Flávio Bolsonaro continues leading with
[00:15:51] 50 against 41% for Luiz
[00:15:54] Inácio Lula da Silva, the third and fourth
[00:15:58] positions are occupied at this moment by Curi and Ronaldo
[00:16:01] Caiado. 12 men and women ran for the presidency of the
[00:16:05] Republic in the elections
[00:16:08] of. six: We haven't gone to Espírito Santo yet, people
[00:16:12] are complaining, let's go there, let's go to Espírito Santo to see how the voting is
[00:16:15] at this moment, follow with us, Lorenzo Pasolini of the Republicans has
[00:16:18] 49 against 36% for Ricardo Ferraço
[00:16:22] of the MDB, Hélder Salomão of the PT in third position with
[00:16:26] 13 and Breno Barcelos of the Missão with 0.76.
[00:16:29] There was an interesting inversion there in Espírito Santo in recent days, Ricardo
[00:16:33] Ferraço had been leading the voting intentions
[00:16:36] throughout the entire process, suddenly Lorenzo Pasolini
[00:16:40] took off, a surge in this final
[00:16:43] stretch, Ricardo Ferraço, who is the substitute
[00:16:47] for the governor eh Casagrande there in Espírito Santo,
[00:16:50] is a politician with a very long trajectory, 40 years in politics,
[00:16:54] he usually alternates with Renato Casagrande, sometimes one is in the Senate, the other is in the
[00:16:57] government and vice versa, Renato Casagrande is a candidate for the
[00:17:01] Senate, in first place, he has a very
[00:17:04] well-rated government, a
[00:17:07] very high approval rating there in Espírito Santo and
[00:17:11] leaves Ricardo Ferraço as his heir, but for now
[00:17:14] the dispute is fierce there in Espírito
[00:17:17] Santo. Chris Lemos, Maranhão is calling us, let's go with the numbers
[00:17:21] in the dispute for the government of the state of Maranhão, Eduardo
[00:17:24] Braide of the PSD, has 54% of the valid
[00:17:28] votes, Orléans Brandão of the MDB,
[00:17:30] 34%, Felipe Camarão of the PT and Roberto
[00:17:34] Rocha of the PRTB appear right after.
[00:17:38] in the dispute for the senate, Laécio Bonfim and Fufuca are
[00:17:42] tied there. Talking about Maranhão, now let's go to Mato
[00:17:45] Grosso, the electoral dispute for the government of the state
[00:17:49] of Mato Grosso, there it is Otaviano Pivetta of the Republicans with
[00:17:52] 58.73%, Wellington Fagundes of the PL with
[00:17:56] 22.16%, Dr. Natasha and
[00:18:00] Rafael Milas appear in the third and fourth
[00:18:03] positions, from Mato Grosso we go to Paraíba, the...
[00:18:07] dispute in the state of Paraíba is this, there
[00:18:11] you have Lucas Ribeiro, the current governor, seeking re-election, most
[00:18:14] likely he will achieve 64% against Efraim Filho
[00:18:17] of the PL, who has 24%. This is
[00:18:20] an issue that should be decided this Sunday and Cícero Lucena, a well-known
[00:18:24] politician of the state, of the MDB, got 10% of the votes so
[00:18:27] far, almost 25% of the votes counted. It's
[00:18:31] true, Edu, you see the representative of Paraíba, Lucas Ribeiro is from the Progressive
[00:18:35] Party, however the... the states of the
[00:18:38] Northeast, almost, without exception, are with
[00:18:42] Lula, right, Lula closes there with a majority of votes, a majority of
[00:18:45] voting intentions throughout the Northeast, without exception,
[00:18:48] it is important to note that the lowest voting intention
[00:18:52] for Lula in the Northeast exceeds
[00:18:55] 60%. It's a very similar scenario to
[00:18:57] 2022, repeating exactly
[00:19:01] Lula's favoritism in the Northeast,
[00:19:03] Flávio Bolsonaro's favoritism repeats his father's
[00:19:07] in the country, in the Midwest and partly in the North, which indicates
[00:19:10] a slightly, quite, not slightly, quite
[00:19:14] crystallized election, which also causes another phenomenon, the
[00:19:18] vote to be disputed in this final stretch is the vote in the Southeast which concentrates
[00:19:21] the largest number of independent voters, but let's keep following
[00:19:25] because there's still a long way to go, that's right Cris, well,
[00:19:29] 22% in Paraíba of counting, now in Rio de Janeiro, Rio
[00:19:32] de Janeiro, a much smaller number, after all we are talking about the third largest electoral college in
[00:19:36] Brazil, it's São Paulo. Minas, Rio de, then comes Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul
[00:19:40] and Pernambuco. Look, less
[00:19:43] than 1% of the votes counted, but Douglas Ruas appears with
[00:19:46] 53% of the votes, followed by Eduardo Paes
[00:19:50] of the PSD, former mayor of the capital, with
[00:19:53] 38%. Garotinho of the Republicans. Why does this number appear
[00:19:56] in orange? Because the votes for Garotinho are considered
[00:20:00] null at this moment, because they are under judicial
[00:20:03] debate. When there is a judicial decision, these votes
[00:20:06] will be. if the decision is positive for him,
[00:20:10] reinstated to the valid votes and then they can be considered,
[00:20:13] but a tremendous distance for Garotinho from the first two
[00:20:17] placed, imagine that Garotinho had about 8% of the voting intentions
[00:20:21] until the judicial decisions, all unfavorable to
[00:20:24] him, curious slowness, delay, right, let's
[00:20:28] observe, for the Senate of Rio de Janeiro Cris, you have Carlos Portinho and
[00:20:31] Carlos Jordi tied with 20, it's 28, so
[00:20:35] Portinho with 28 and Jordi. ahead of Benedita da Silva, practically elected,
[00:20:39] right, exactly, exactly, for the first vacancy, right, for the first vacancy, great, and outside
[00:20:43] Brazil, well, in the United States where there is the largest number of
[00:20:46] Brazilian voters, we are going to start with a tour. through
[00:20:50] the capital Washington with reporter Matias Brotero, hi Matias, welcome to
[00:20:54] Record's multiplatform broadcast, good
[00:20:56] afternoon,
[00:20:58] all good, Edu, a great afternoon to you and everyone who is joining us in this special
[00:21:02] broadcast, there are only a few minutes left, Edu, until the end of the
[00:21:06] voting here in Washington, about
[00:21:09] 10 minutes, there is a lot of activity in this
[00:21:12] hotel, right, where the polling stations are concentrated,
[00:21:14] but so far the process has been fast, with no
[00:21:18] queues, there was even an expectation
[00:21:20] that at the end there would be those voters who would arrive, arrive
[00:21:24] later there, but it seems it was well distributed throughout the day. Well, just to
[00:21:28] contextualize those who are following us here, the United States has about
[00:21:32] 265,000 registered Brazilian voters, of this total,
[00:21:35] 18,195
[00:21:37] are in the areas served by the Consulate General in
[00:21:41] Washington, and there are people who came from afar to vote,
[00:21:44] precisely because of this, people from other states, voters from
[00:21:47] other states who take up to 7 hours to get here,
[00:21:51] so they need to travel to the American capital and although
[00:21:54] voting ends shortly here in Washington, because of the
[00:21:57] different time zones here in the United States,
[00:22:01] the country is very large, the election will continue for
[00:22:04] a few hours, right, in the United States, in California, for example,
[00:22:07] the polls only close at 9 pm Brasília time, it's the
[00:22:11] same situation for the entire west coast
[00:22:15] region of the United States, the fact is Edu and Cris. that soon, in a
[00:22:19] few minutes, the presidents of the tables
[00:22:22] will place a bulletin in front of the doors, in the doors of the rooms
[00:22:26] where voters are voting, from these
[00:22:29] data, these numbers, we can sum them up and get a better idea of
[00:22:33] how the voting went here in the United States, here in the federal
[00:22:37] capital, Washington, I'll return to you in the studio, thank you
[00:22:40] Matias Brotero, directly from Washington, we continue this
[00:22:44] tour of American territory to talk now directly from New York
[00:22:47] with the reporter. José Luiz Filho and check how the voting went there in
[00:22:51] the Big Apple, so José Luiz, good afternoon,
[00:22:55] hello, good afternoon Edu, Cris, good afternoon to
[00:22:58] all who are joining us, here in New York voting continues until 5 pm
[00:23:02] local time, 6 pm Brasília time, so therefore it is not yet
[00:23:06] possible to know who won the elections, the polling stations were
[00:23:09] opened at 8 am with queues from the beginning, but without
[00:23:13] long waits and everything went smoothly,
[00:23:16] 39,026 registered to vote in the city, an
[00:23:20] increase of almost 40% compared to the 2022
[00:23:24] elections, in addition to Brazilians living in New York state
[00:23:27] also vote under the responsibility of the Consulate
[00:23:30] General of Brazil in New York, Brazilians living in the states of New Jersey
[00:23:33] and also in Pennsylvania, therefore, it is still not
[00:23:37] possible to know, but soon, in seven minutes, voting will end
[00:23:40] here in New York and the data, the votes
[00:23:44] will be transmitted, so the ballot box reports will be transmitted
[00:23:47] to... the TSE in Brasília, I return to you in the studio. Thank you,
[00:23:51] Zé Luiz, straight from New
[00:23:54] York, we now have information for you from
[00:23:58] Orlando, a land that Brazilians love to visit,
[00:24:01] many live there too, and they voted there. Juliana Rios
[00:24:05] followed everything for us, how was the voting there in Orlando, Juliana, good
[00:24:08] afternoon.
[00:24:11] Good afternoon, look, about 26,000
[00:24:14] voters are eligible to vote here, the
[00:24:18] expectation is for... a turnout of around
[00:24:22] 40% of this number here in central Florida,
[00:24:25] there are 58 polling stations in Orlando and another
[00:24:28] 10 in Tampa. Throughout the week, messages from voters
[00:24:32] concerned about the possibility of immigration agent operations
[00:24:36] around the polling stations circulated in groups of Brazilians
[00:24:40] here in the region, but for now there has been no
[00:24:43] unusual movement. Well, the polls close here soon
[00:24:47] at 6 pm, Brasília time, so
[00:24:50] that's why we still don't have the results released, I'll be back
[00:24:54] with you in the studio. Thank you Juliana Rius and look, I think it's important
[00:24:58] to point out the following: the voting around the world, in foreign
[00:25:01] countries, needs to end, so we can release an official
[00:25:05] number, but in the partial results that were released in different
[00:25:09] countries around the world, the information given is that President Lula,
[00:25:12] candidate for re-election, won in these countries, he had more
[00:25:16] votes than Flávio Bolsonaro, but there's still an open one, so it's no use
[00:25:20] questioning anything that is not absolutely official and that's what Record
[00:25:23] will do soon, while Cris talks, let's take a look at the new partial
[00:25:27] for the presidency of the Republic, Cris? No, I was just going to mention to you quickly
[00:25:30] that candidate Flávio Bolsonaro has already scheduled a statement
[00:25:34] for later at 8 pm, Lula should also speak around that time,
[00:25:38] he remains at his residence and Fernando Haddad who should accompany Lula
[00:25:42] later, they will meet in a hotel here in São
[00:25:45] Paulo to accompany the end of the tabulation,
[00:25:49] Fernanda Haddad. who will only speak at the end of the
[00:25:52] tabulation, so we continue with only 9% of the ballot boxes
[00:25:55] counted, 11 million valid votes, almost 11 million valid
[00:25:59] votes, during this entire first hour of tabulation
[00:26:03] eh Flávio Bolsonaro ahead, Lula
[00:26:07] has not appeared ahead even once in this nascent
[00:26:10] tabulation, in this very early stage of tabulation,
[00:26:13] exactly, it's very little yet, but it's already signaling a
[00:26:17] situation with Augusto Curi in third place
[00:26:20] and Ronaldo Caiado in fourth. Ok, we have
[00:26:24] information for the government of the Federal District, but still in the presidential dispute,
[00:26:28] it's worth saying that President Lula is moving at this moment to the hotel,
[00:26:31] ah.
[00:26:34] from where he will speak, right, at the end of the result of this first
[00:26:37] round, let's see how the dispute is in the DF, which is the flash state, the
[00:26:41] state that is already, look at that, with 62% of the ballot boxes
[00:26:44] counted, Governor Celina Leão is
[00:26:47] flirting with 50%, she's flirting with
[00:26:51] 49.49%,
[00:26:53] see, now the performance of Grás is superior to the
[00:26:57] indications in the opinion polls 34%, almost
[00:27:00] 35 ah... Monte with
[00:27:03] 8%, which was the effort there to take it to the second round, it was to have a
[00:27:06] third candidate, right, in the case of the PSDB, but everything indicates
[00:27:10] that Celina Leão is moving forward with firm steps
[00:27:13] towards victory in the first round, let's follow, let's look then still
[00:27:17] in the DF in the dispute for the Senate, the
[00:27:19] Senate all states are equal, right, they all have
[00:27:23] three seats for the Senate, Michele Bolsonaro, Jair Bolsonaro's wife
[00:27:26] comes with 28%, Bia
[00:27:29] Kisses of the PL with 27%, Leila do Vôlei. appears
[00:27:32] with 21% and Érica Cocai of the PT with 19%. The
[00:27:36] Senate represents the Brazilian states, the Chamber of Deputies
[00:27:39] represents the Brazilian population, so the bench
[00:27:43] eh of federal deputies, it changes, it
[00:27:46] has different sizes according to the size of the population of the states, it's
[00:27:50] proportional, but the Senate of the Republic no, there are three
[00:27:53] seats for each of the senators, a historic election, because we are
[00:27:57] changing 2/3 of the senators, two of the three seats
[00:28:00] this Sunday. Now notice. eh two parliamentarians from the
[00:28:04] PL who are at this moment eh leaving behind
[00:28:08] in the dispute, Leila do Vôlei who was a senator.
[00:28:11] Érica Cocai, a very traditional politician in the federal district, federal
[00:28:15] deputy, who now ran for the Senate, is in fourth
[00:28:18] position, very well known in Brasília and Biakisses has
[00:28:22] an extensive trajectory in the Chamber of Deputies, Biakisses
[00:28:26] goes to the Senate for the first time and Michele Bolsonaro
[00:28:29] is completely a beginner in an elective
[00:28:33] office, she goes to the legislature, the upper house, the revisory house, which is the Senate,
[00:28:37] right, the House of the Federation, Michele Bolsonaro,
[00:28:40] therefore, everything indicates that she will arrive as a senator
[00:28:44] for the PL in the Senate. Let's see how the dispute is in the state of Paraná,
[00:28:48] we leave the federal district for a moment, you have already seen that Celina Leão maintains the leadership,
[00:28:51] Michele Bolsonaro also leads there for the Senate of the Republic, there in
[00:28:55] Paraná, Sérgio Moro, federal judge, former minister of justice,
[00:28:59] senator of the republic, has 50%. of the
[00:29:02] votes, Sandro Alex has already passed, Requião Filho, we have
[00:29:06] 33% of the ballot boxes counted, this is what the research
[00:29:09] institutes pointed out, on one side the candidate supported by Flávio Bolsonaro,
[00:29:13] Sérgio Moro, on the other side the candidate supported by Governor Ratinho
[00:29:17] Júnior, both also support Flávio Bolsonaro, but who has the declared
[00:29:20] support in Paraná is who has the same party, right, it's
[00:29:24] and it's on the ticket, evident, right, very interesting the trajectory of Sérgio Moro to
[00:29:28] get there, you remember well, the former Lava Jato judge became
[00:29:32] nationally known in this role as a judge of Operation
[00:29:35] Lava Jato, then he is elected to the Senate,
[00:29:39] in fact, eh, he goes to the PL, having
[00:29:43] fought with Jair Bolsonaro, as Minister of Justice,
[00:29:46] breaks with Jair Bolsonaro, eh, leaves the
[00:29:49] PL, goes to União Brasil, tries to become a candidate
[00:29:53] for president of the republic in 2022, does not
[00:29:55] succeed, and to reconcile his
[00:29:59] ambition to be governor of Rio Grande do Sul.
[00:30:02] what does he do, excuse me for the that's right, right, I said
[00:30:06] it right, correct, for Rio Grande do Sul, that's right, it's just that there are so many people from
[00:30:10] the PL and so many Bolsonaro supporters there in the south that sometimes we even get
[00:30:13] confused, but going back
[00:30:16] the governor, candidate Sérgio Moro, Senator Sérgio Moro returns to the
[00:30:20] PL to form a strong ticket for the
[00:30:23] dispute for the state government there at the very
[00:30:25] end, Sandro Alex passes Requião Filho, Requião Filho who
[00:30:29] inherits from Senator Roberto Requião a whole heritage.
[00:30:32] there in the region, but he has a much more moderate discourse than his father
[00:30:35] and now he is arriving in third place because his son is
[00:30:39] a state deputy at the moment, look, let's go to Rio Grande do Sul now to see how the
[00:30:43] dispute is there, but remembering that still in Paraná, just a
[00:30:47] detail that I didn't give you, Felipe Barros and Deltan Dallagnol are leading the
[00:30:50] dispute for the Senate in Paraná and Deltan is new because
[00:30:54] they released his campaign, anyway, one day, a few
[00:30:57] hours before the vote of the first.