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Renan Santos will run for Brazil’s presidency with ballot number 14
The Missão party candidate is listed for the October 4 general election. According to TSE data cited by O Globo, Brazil has 158.7 million eligible voters this year.
Renan Santos will run for president of Brazil for the Missão party and will appear on the ballot under number 14, O Globo reported, citing candidacies registered and cleared by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) up to the time of publication.
According to the outlet, Brazil’s general elections will be held on October 4, with voting for president, governor, senator, federal deputy, and state or district deputy.
The voting order on the electronic ballot will be federal deputy, state or district deputy, senator for the first seat, senator for the second seat, governor, and president of the republic.
O Globo also said, based on TSE information, that all offices carry four-year terms except for senators, whose terms last eight years. In the Senate race, each voter will cast two votes for different candidates.
According to the TSE, Brazil has 158.7 million eligible voters this year.
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About this piece. Written by El Notero with AI assistance, from reporting published by the outlet cited above. El Notero did no original reporting on this story.
