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Updated at 04:06 ·100.00% of polling stations counted · Source: TSE

Brazil Election 2026 in Acre

Who won for president in Acre in the runoff?

President in Acre: Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) 66.57%, Lula (PT) 33.43%. Mailza Assis (PP) was elected governor of Acre in the runoff, with 66.21% of valid votes.

Flávio BolsonaroPL 2266.57%287,715 votes
LulaPT 1333.43%144,513 votes
the line marks half of valid votes
Source: TSE

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President in Acre

Both candidates

Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) got more votes in Acre, with 66.57% of valid votes; Lula (PT) got 33.43%, with 100.00% of polling stations counted.

President in Acre
CandidatePartyVotes% of valid
Flávio BolsonaroPL 22287,71566.57%
LulaPT 13144,51333.43%

2026 1st round

In the 1st round, on October 4, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) got more votes in Acre, with 64.56% of valid votes; Lula (PT) got 28.73%.

President in Acre, 2026 1st round
CandidatePartyVotes% of valid
Flávio BolsonaroPL 22302,80764.56%
LulaPT 13134,77028.73%
Escritor Augusto CuryAvante 7013,5232.88%
Ronaldo CaiadoPSD 558,5941.83%
Renan SantosMissão 147,9801.70%
ZemaNovo 305730.12%
SamaraUP 803140.07%
Clariana BarãoDC 272150.05%
Edmilson CostaPCB 211400.03%
Hertz DiasPSTU 16710.02%
Rui Costa PimentaPCO 29400.01%
Veterinário Wilson GrassiDemocrata 35390.01%

Governor

Mailza Assis (PP) was elected governor of Acre in the runoff, with 66.21% of valid votes.

Mailza AssisPP 1166.21%272,635 voteselected
Alan RickRepublicanos 1033.79%139,108 votes
more than half of valid votes wins in the runoff
Both candidates
Governor in Acre
CandidatePartyVotes% of valid
Mailza AssiselectedPP 11272,63566.21%
Alan RickRepublicanos 10139,10833.79%

Senate (1st round)

Marcio Bittar (PL) and Mara Rocha (Republicanos) were elected to the Senate in Acre, with 30.68% and 21.52% of valid votes.

  • Marcio Bittar PL 222elected30.68%
  • Mara Rocha Republicanos 100elected21.52%
  • Jorge Viana PT 13116.99%
  • Eduardo Velloso Solidariedade 77713.03%
All 7 candidates
Senate in Acre
CandidatePartyVotes% of valid
Marcio BittarelectedPL 222223,97230.68%
Mara RochaelectedRepublicanos 100157,10421.52%
Jorge VianaPT 131124,06316.99%
Eduardo VellosoSolidariedade 77795,12813.03%
PetecãoPSD 55590,84912.44%
Professor Inácio MoreiraPSOL 50019,6592.69%
Dr. Júnior FeitosaDC 27719,2832.64%
Gladson CamelíPP 111145,244annulled votes

From the 1st round to the runoff

In the 1st round, on October 4, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) got 64.56% of valid votes in Acre, and Lula (PT) got 28.73%; the other candidates added up to 6.71%.

In the runoff, Flávio Bolsonaro got 66.57% (+2.01 points) and Lula got 33.43% (+4.70 points).

Flávio Bolsonaro's lead fell from 35.83 points to 33.14 points.

President in Acre: 2026 1st round and runoff
CandidateParty1st roundRunoffChange
Flávio BolsonaroPL 2264.56%66.57%+2.01 points
LulaPT 1328.73%33.43%+4.70 points

Comparison with 2022

In the 2022 1st round in Acre, Lula (PT) had 29.26% of valid votes and Jair Bolsonaro (PL) had 62.50%. In the 2022 runoff, Jair Bolsonaro (PL) won in Acre with 70.30% of valid votes.

PL: Flávio Bolsonaro has 66.57% in the 2026 runoff, against 70.30% for Jair Bolsonaro in the 2022 runoff (−3.7 points).

PT: Lula has 33.43% in the 2026 runoff, against 29.70% in the 2022 runoff (+3.7 points).

President in Acre: 2026 and 2022 runoffs
Party2022% in 20222026% in 2026Change
PLJair Bolsonaro70.30%Flávio Bolsonaro66.57%−3.7 points
PTLula29.70%Lula33.43%+3.7 points

Analysis: Acre and Brazil

Flávio Bolsonaro got 143,202 votes more than Lula in Acre, Flávio's #12 net among the 27 states.

From the 1st round to the runoff, the gap between the two moved 2.69 points toward Lula in Acre, 2.76 points short of Brazil (5.45 points toward Lula). Against the 2022 runoff, it moved 7.46 points toward the PT, 5.68 points beyond Brazil.

0 municipalities changed winner from the 1st round to the runoff: 0 to Lula and 0 to Flávio. Since 2022, 0 went to the PT and 1 to the PL. The capital gave Lula a net −66,272 votes; the other municipalities, −76,930.

Abstention was 26.08% in the runoff (20.43% in the 1st round; in Brazil, 19.22%), and blank and null votes, 4.72% (3.94% in the 1st round).

More analyses of the election — who decided, vote transfer, polarization — at https://eleicoes2026brasil.com/en/analise.

President in Acre and in Brazil: the analysis's figures
IndicatorAcreBrazil
Lula's net votes−143,202+4,430,191
Lula's lead (points)−33.14+3.58
Change in the gap toward Lula since the 1st round (points)+2.69+5.45
Change in the gap toward the PT since 2022 (points)+7.46+1.78
Abstention in the runoff26.08%19.22%
Blank and null in the runoff4.72%3.24%

Frequently asked questions

Who was elected governor of Acre in 2026?

Mailza Assis (PP) was elected governor of Acre in the runoff, with 66.21% of valid votes.

Who was elected to the Senate in Acre in 2026?

Marcio Bittar (PL) and Mara Rocha (Republicanos) were elected to the Senate in Acre, with 30.68% and 21.52% of valid votes.

Who won for president in Acre in the runoff?

Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) got more votes in Acre, with 66.57% of valid votes.

Who won the 1st round for president in Acre?

In the 1st round, on October 4, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) got more votes in Acre, with 64.56% of valid votes; Lula (PT) got 28.73%.

How did the vote for president in Acre change from the 1st round to the runoff?

In the 1st round, on October 4, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) got 64.56% of valid votes in Acre, and Lula (PT) got 28.73%; the other candidates added up to 6.71%. In the runoff, Flávio Bolsonaro got 66.57% (+2.01 points) and Lula got 33.43% (+4.70 points). Flávio Bolsonaro's lead fell from 35.83 points to 33.14 points.

Who won in Acre in the 2022 election?

In the 2022 1st round in Acre, Lula (PT) had 29.26% of valid votes and Jair Bolsonaro (PL) had 62.50%. In the 2022 runoff, Jair Bolsonaro (PL) won in Acre with 70.30% of valid votes.

How did the presidential vote in Acre change compared with Brazil?

From the 1st round to the runoff, the gap between the two moved 2.69 points toward Lula in Acre, 2.76 points short of Brazil (5.45 points toward Lula). Against the 2022 runoff, it moved 7.46 points toward the PT, 5.68 points beyond Brazil. 0 municipalities changed winner from the 1st round to the runoff: 0 to Lula and 0 to Flávio. Since 2022, 0 went to the PT and 1 to the PL. The capital gave Lula a net −66,272 votes; the other municipalities, −76,930.