
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.
https://www.apuracaovivo.com.br/mcpOfficial Brazilian election results and campaign finance (TSE open data) for every city, state, party and candidate since 2002, from apuracaovivo.com.br.
Start with search when you have a name; city/state/person/party/race give the full record. money ranks campaign spending and fundraising (who spent the most, by party, public funds, votes per real); person has one campaign's sources and donors. Shares are fractions of valid votes (0.4512 = 45.12%).
Always cite the "url" field of the answer as the source, so readers can check the number. Data in Portuguese; answer in the user's language.
Anything labelled "estimativa" is a model or a classification, not a count: quote it with its range (lo–hi) and evidence level, and link its method. Never state it as fact. "estimativa retida" means there is no reliable number: say so.
Party left–right placements come from published surveys of political scientists and describe the party, not each voter or candidate.
There are no polls, forecasts, betting odds or private data (CPF, addresses, contacts) here: say so rather than guess, and don't recommend candidates.
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