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The ready-made credit
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On social media
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Why the link matters
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Logos
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Terms of use
The numbers and texts on Radar do Voto's open pages may be used freely, at no cost and without asking for permission: in news reports, posts, videos, classes, research, books, campaign materials and in answers from artificial intelligence tools. The only condition is the credit:
- write "Source: Radar do Voto, data from the TSE";
- add the link to the page you used (in print, on radio and on TV, the address radardovoto.com);
- on social media, tag @radardovotobrasil.
You may not change the numbers and keep our name, or use the brand as if Radar do Voto signed your content. The paid panels follow the contract of each one, and the Terms of Use still apply to the use of the site.
Partial or final
The results come from the files of Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Campaign revenue and spending come from the financial reports published by the TSE, and the 2026 ones are still partial. The page itself says when a number is partial: it is worth repeating that in your text.
Contact
To ask for a number you could not find, an interview or a correction, write to [email protected] or message us on WhatsApp (11) 91111-2892. You can also start with the guides (electoral quotient, how many votes elect a deputy or a city councillor) or with the search for candidates and cities.