Sanderson (PL) and Marcel Van Hattem (Novo) Are Elected Senators for Rio Grande Do Sul
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With 97% of the votes counted, candidates Sanderson (PL) and Marcel Van Hattem (Novo) have been elected to the Senate in Rio Grande do Sul, the Superior Electoral Court reported. The two received 30.08% and 30.05% of the votes, respectively. They are followed by candidate Manuela D’Ávila (PSOL) with 17.11% of the votes and Paulo Pimenta (PT) with 16.34% of the votes. According to the TSE, blank votes total 8.13% of those counted and null votes t…
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With 97% of the ballot box, Sanderson (PL) and Marcel Van Hattem (Novo) were elected Senators for the Rio Grande do Sul on Sunday (4), in the first round of the 2026 elections. Sanderson appears with 30,09% of the valid votes, while Marcel Van Hattem adds 30,05%, according to the data of the clearance.
Sanderson (PL) and Marcel Van Hattem (Novo) are elected senators of the Rio Grande do Sul.
Sanderson (PL) and Marcel van Hattem (Novo) were elected to the two positions of Rio Grande do Sul in the Senate. The difference between the two is small: with 97% of the ballot box, Sanderson had 30.09 per cent of the votes, against 30.05 per cent of Van Hattem. Manuela of Ávila (PSOL) was third, with 17.10%, followed by Paulo Pimenta...
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