Result of 2026 elections: votes by section in 5,570 cities
The g1 published over 112,000 texts with the presidential voting in each location across the country in the second round of the 2026 Elections. The data from TSE allows consultation of the numbers from each electoral section. With 100% of the urns counted, Lula was re-elected with 51.79% of valid votes.

The G1 made available on Monday more than 112,000 texts with the vote for president in each place of the country in the 2nd round of the 2026 elections. The numbers, released by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), show the votes of each electoral section in all 5,570 Brazilian cities. The tool allows the voter to consult how the vote was in the ballot box itself, from the state to the section.
With 100% of the ballots counted, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) was re-elected for the 4th term with 51.79% of the valid votes, against 48.21% of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL). The difference of just over 3.5 percentage points confirms the fierce dispute, but the detailed consultation by location reveals significant variations between regions and even between neighborhoods of the same city.
How to check your ballot box
To access the data, the reader must choose the state, then the city and reach the numbers of his electoral section. The navigation is simple and allows you to view the vote in each place, without pointing out who was elected. The texts published by the G1 cover all sections of the country, offering a detailed portrait of the behavior of the electorate.
This transparency is fundamental for the monitoring of the electoral process and for the understanding of local dynamics. The source did not detail whether there are differences in the presentation format between urban and rural areas, but the raw data are available for public consultation.
National outcome and political context
The re-election of Lula consolidates a political cycle that began in 2022, but the 48.21% of Flávio Bolsonaro indicates an expressive electoral base. Voting by section may reveal pockets of support in certain areas, such as within the Paraná, where the PL candidate has historically had a strong presence.
In Ponta Grossa, in the Campos Gerais, the contest reflected the state trend, but the specific numbers of each urn are available on the platform. The Boca no Trombone portal tracks local developments and invites readers to explore data from their region.
The importance of electoral transparency
The dissemination of votes per section is a practice that strengthens confidence in the electoral system. By allowing any citizen to check the results of the ballot box itself, the TSE and the g1 contribute to social surveillance. The source did not detail whether there will be future updates or fixes, but the current data reflects the official count.
For the elector, this tool is an invitation to civic participation and to the understanding of the democratic process. The consultation can be made at any time, without the need for registration, and the numbers are clearly presented.
Next steps and continuous coverage
The Boca no Trombone portal will continue to monitor the impact of the result and the analyses on the new mandate. The journalism team is attentive to the political movements in Ponta Grossa and Paraná, bringing up-to-date information to the reader.
Meanwhile, the sectional query tool remains available as a valuable resource for those who want to understand the vote in their community. Go ahead and check out how the vote went in your ballot box.
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