Apuração: eleições do Brasil

ClaudeCommunityby Jose Artur Fortunato

Ask about any Brazilian election since 2002 and get the official numbers from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), with a link to the page they come from on apuracaovivo.com.br. - Cities: how each of the 5,570 municipalities voted for president, governor, senate, deputies, mayor and city council, election by election. - People: every candidacy of anyone who ran for office since 2002 (421,000 people), with party, result and votes. - Parties: national results per election and their left–right placement from published surveys of political scientists. - Races: a full result for one office, year and place. - Campaign money: who raised and spent the most for any office, place, party and year, how much was public funds, the largest named donors (individuals are only counted, never named), and votes per real. Read-only and free, no sign-in. Counts come straight from TSE open data. Anything that is a model or classification is labelled as an estimate, with its range and a link to the method. Independent project, not affiliated with the TSE, parties or campaigns. Data in Portuguese; answers in your language.