Survey identifies 110 polling stations with zero votes for Lula or Flávio Bolsonaro in the 2026 run-off
“Onde ficam as urnas que Lula e Flávio Bolsonaro 'zeraram' no 2º turno”
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A survey based on official electoral reports from the Superior Electoral Court revealed that 110 polling stations recorded no votes for one of the two presidential candidates in the 2026 second round, a phenomenon linked to remote demographic characteristics.
Official data shows that Flávio Bolsonaro received zero votes in 106 polling stations mainly located in remote northern and northeastern areas, where his opponent gathered 14,860 votes. Meanwhile, Lula received no votes in four stations across Pará and Rio Grande do Sul, where the opponent garnered 296 votes.
Such instances typically occur in small, isolated communities, indigenous villages, and rural settlements, accounting for just 0.02% of the country's more than 490,000 polling stations.
Municipalities with large indigenous populations, such as Uiramutã in Roraima, account for several of these stations due to local demographic patterns rather than any irregularity.
The public availability of electoral booth reports ensures transparency, allowing for the verification of minor statistical anomalies without compromising institutional integrity.
- 110 polling stations recorded votes for only one candidate in the run-off.
- These stations represent 0.02% of Brazil's total electoral infrastructure.
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