2026 elections in Acre: governor, senators and deputies
The Acre governorship will be decided in the runoff on October 25, between Mailza Assis (PP) and Alan Rick (REPUBLICANOS). In the Chamber of Deputies, Brazil’s lower house, the party with the state’s largest delegation is UNIÃO, with 2 of 8 seats.
Final first-round result · source: TSE
Acre runoff
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Acre governor
First-round result, valid votes.
| Name | Party | Votes (%) | Status | Follow |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Mailza Assis | PP | 218,760 (49.76%) | Runoff | |
Alan Rick | REPUBLICANOS | 141,859 (32.27%) | Runoff | |
Tião Bocalom | PSDB | 44,946 (10.22%) | Not elected | |
Thor Dantas | PSB | 32,963 (7.50%) | Not elected | |
Eudo Raffael | PCB | 715 (0.16%) | Not elected | |
Dr.luisinho | AGIR | 404 (0.09%) | Not elected |
Senators elected from Acre
2 seats in 2026: Marcio Bittar and Mara Rocha.
| Name | Party | Votes (%) | Status | Follow |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Marcio Bittar | PL | 223,972 (25.59%) | Elected | |
Mara Rocha | REPUBLICANOS | 157,104 (17.95%) | Elected | |
Gladson Camelí | PP | 145,244 (16.59%) | Not elected | |
Jorge Viana | PT | 124,063 (14.17%) | Not elected | |
Eduardo Velloso | SOLIDARIEDADE | 95,128 (10.87%) | Not elected | |
Petecão | PSD | 90,849 (10.38%) | Not elected | |
Professor Inacio Moreira | PSOL | 19,659 (2.25%) | Not elected | |
Dr. Junior Feitosa | DC | 19,283 (2.20%) | Not elected |
Federal deputies elected in Acre
8 seats. Seats by party:
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| Name | Party | Votes (%) | Follow |
|---|---|---|---|
Socorro Neri | PP | 39,587 (8.45%) | |
Dr. Fábio Rueda | UNIÃO | 33,203 (7.09%) | |
Coronel Ulysses | UNIÃO | 33,155 (7.08%) | |
Pedro Longo | MDB | 26,263 (5.60%) | |
Roberto Duarte | REPUBLICANOS | 24,854 (5.30%) | |
Zé Adriano | PP | 23,810 (5.08%) | |
Perpétua Almeida | PCDOB | 15,800 (3.37%) | |
Júnior Betão | PL | 13,732 (2.93%) |
State deputies elected in Acre
24 seats. Seats by party:
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| Name | Party | Votes (%) | Follow |
|---|---|---|---|
Nicolau Júnior | PP | 18,149 (3.84%) | |
Fagner Calegario | UNIÃO | 13,640 (2.88%) | |
Clodoaldo Rodrigues | PP | 13,575 (2.87%) | |
André da Droga Vale | PP | 13,173 (2.78%) | |
Marcus Alexandre | MDB | 12,872 (2.72%) | |
Manoel Moraes | PP | 12,837 (2.71%) | |
Tanizio Sá | MDB | 12,023 (2.54%) | |
Chiquinho do Duda | PL | 11,514 (2.43%) | |
Adailton Cruz | UNIÃO | 11,476 (2.43%) | |
Samir Bestene | PP | 11,335 (2.40%) | |
Eduardo Ribeiro | REPUBLICANOS | 11,282 (2.38%) | |
Arlenilson Cunha | PL | 10,144 (2.14%) | |
Tchê | PDT | 10,003 (2.11%) | |
Tio Pablo Bregense | UNIÃO | 9,981 (2.11%) | |
Gene Diniz | REPUBLICANOS | 9,835 (2.08%) | |
Afonso Fernandes | UNIÃO | 9,593 (2.03%) | |
Emerson Jarude | NOVO | 9,434 (1.99%) | |
Edvaldo Magalhães | PCDOB | 9,273 (1.96%) | |
Tadeu Hassem | REPUBLICANOS | 8,598 (1.82%) | |
Raimundo Neném | PL | 8,069 (1.71%) | |
Gláucio Pedrosa | PL | 8,029 (1.70%) | |
Jailson Amorim | PSD | 5,158 (1.09%) | |
Antônio Pedro | PSD | 5,118 (1.08%) | |
Leôncio Castro | PSDB | 4,933 (1.04%) |
Other states
Source: public results files from Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (TSE), first round of 2026, updated on Oct. 4, 2026 at 21:08:28. RaisLife is not an official source.