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The 2026 election is now in the Mapa do Voto: the result on your state's map, city by city, free

The 2026 election is now in the Mapa do Voto: the result on your state's map, city by city, free

Oct 4, 2026 · Radar do Voto Team

The 2026 election is now in the Mapa do Voto, on the map of each of the 26 states: the votes of each candidate in each city, who won in each city and the comparison between candidates, for president, governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy. Free.

President 2026, first round: the candidate with the most votes in each municipality (partial, 99.60% of voting machines at 9:45 p.m., TSE). Image from the Radar do Voto Presidential Dashboard.

President 2026, first round: the candidate with the most votes in each municipality (partial, 99.60% of voting machines at 9:45 p.m., TSE). Image from the Radar do Voto Presidential Dashboard.

The count of the first round moved forward and the 2026 election is now in the Mapa do Voto, on the map of each of the 26 states. You can see where each candidate did well, where they did poorly and who won in each city, for free.

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What you see on the 2026 map

While Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has not closed the count of a state, the map notes that the result is partial and keeps updating. Each state's map went in when the TSE had counted 80% of its voting machines. The elections from 1994 to 2022 are still in the year selector, for comparison.

And Brazilians abroad

The Presidential Dashboard also shows the presidential vote abroad, country by country, on the world map.

President 2026, first round: the candidate with the most votes in each country (partial, 95.78% of the voting machines abroad, TSE). Image from the Radar do Voto Presidential Dashboard.

President 2026, first round: the candidate with the most votes in each country (partial, 95.78% of the voting machines abroad, TSE). Image from the Radar do Voto Presidential Dashboard.

The features of the View selector

In the View selector, the same election becomes six different maps. The examples are from São Paulo, in the 2022 election for governor.

Absolute votes: the darker the city, the more votes the candidate had there.

Absolute votes: the darker the city, the more votes the candidate had there.

Percentage in the municipality: the candidate's share of the votes for the office in each city.

Percentage in the municipality: the candidate's share of the votes for the office in each city.

Performance vs. average: in blue, the cities where the candidate did better than their own average in the state; in red, worse.

Performance vs. average: in blue, the cities where the candidate did better than their own average in the state; in red, worse.

Winner by municipality: each city in the color of the party of the candidate with the most votes.

Winner by municipality: each city in the color of the party of the candidate with the most votes.

Candidate comparison: the margin of one over the other, in percentage points, city by city. You can add a third one.

Candidate comparison: the margin of one over the other, in percentage points, city by city. You can add a third one.

Strength of the party or federation: the combined votes of the party, the federation or the coalition in each city.

Strength of the party or federation: the combined votes of the party, the federation or the coalition in each city.

Seats tab: how many deputy seats each party won and who got in, with the electoral quotient.

Seats tab: how many deputy seats each party won and who got in, with the electoral quotient.

It works on computers and phones.

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And the full analysis?

The Map and Seats tabs are free. The other tabs of the Analysis, the report downloads and the detail down to the neighborhood and the school are part of the full analysis of the Mapa do Voto, for subscribers. The 2026 vote by neighborhood and by school is already in the full analysis: the TSE published the result of each polling section on the afternoon of October 5. Learn about the full analysis

The map's numbers come from the results published by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), organized by Radar do Voto.

Questions and answers

Is the Map tab of Radar do Voto free?
Yes, for a limited time. The Map tab of the state Analysis is open, free, with the elections from 1994 to 2022, and so is the Seats tab. Just sign up on Radar do Voto and open your state's map.

When do the 2026 votes appear on the map?
They are already there: the 2026 votes went into the map of the 26 states on the night of October 4, each state once the TSE had counted 80% of its voting machines. While the TSE has not closed the count, the map notes that the result is partial.

Which offices appear on the 2026 map?
President, governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy, city by city. Each party's deputy seats appear when the TSE closes the count of each race.

Can you see the result by neighborhood and by school?
The detail by neighborhood and by school is part of the full analysis, for subscribers. The TSE released the 2026 vote by polling section on October 5, and 2026 by neighborhood and by school is already in the full analysis.

Does it work for every state?
It works for the 26 states and the Federal District (in the Federal District, by electoral zone).

Radar do Voto is an initiative to make Brazilian politics more transparent and within everyone's reach: from elections to legislative amendments, we bring together in one place what was scattered and hard to find, so anyone can understand it and keep watch with information in hand. If you believe in this, help us go further: share it with friends, family and people who work in politics.