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Brazil
Explore both official final rounds of Brazil's 2022 presidential election, all 11 first-round candidacies, all 27 federative units, the overseas electorate, ballot accounting, permanent pages, and public API records.
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6visible gaps
BRcountry code
electoral-management sourcePublished now
national election-authority linkPublished now
parliamentary institution namesPublished now
all 11 official 2022 first-round presidential candidaciesPublished now
both final national presidential roundsPublished now
all 27 federative-unit result totals plus the separately labeled overseas electoratePublished now
blank and null ballot reconciliationPublished now
historical result APIPublished now
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Both final 2022 presidential rounds are live.
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- permanent country ID
- electoral-management source
- national election-authority link
- parliamentary institution names
- all 11 official 2022 first-round presidential candidacies
- both final national presidential rounds
- all 27 federative-unit result totals plus the separately labeled overseas electorate
- blank and null ballot reconciliation
- historical result API
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2022 presidential results
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Official institutions and source trail.
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Election administration
Independent
International IDEA's published electoral-management model for Brazil, source year 2022. This is a reproduced source label, not an Electionpedia rating.
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Tribunal Superior Eleitoral
National electoral court
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National Congress
Chamber of DeputiesFederal Senate
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211,998,573
World Bank Population, total for 2024. This value defines the reproducible major-country cohort; it is not an Electionpedia rank or judgment of importance.
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