Brazilian Senate seat winners for Rio Grande do Sul in 2026 Marcel van Hattem: real money 61%, play money 33% Manuela D'Ávila: real money 50%, play money 26% Sanderson: real money 37%, play money 17% Paulo Pimenta: real money 21%, play money 16% Eduardo Leite: real money 13%, play money 20% Volume: real money 483.12746167, play money 26317.2692079 Bettors: real money 34, play money 31 Categories: Politics, Brazil, 2026 Election Related markets Lula to finish his presidential term? (ID: 166905) Volume: real 6536.89585151, play 942126.06273361 Bettors: real 101, play 1869 Leading (real money): Lula to finish his presidential term? 95% Leading (play money): Lula to finish his presidential term? 96% Impeachment of any of Brazil's Supreme Court Justices by the end of 2026? (ID: 161037) Volume: real 2001.92761259, play 255081.82083213 Bettors: real 43, play 550 Leading (real money): Impeachment of any of Brazil's Supreme Court Justices by the end of 2026? 8% Leading (play money): Impeachment of any of Brazil's Supreme Court Justices by the end of 2026? 20% Brazil to reduce illegal deforestation by at least 50% by 2026? (ID: 134871) Volume: real 1069.96250776, play 445025.99143697 Bettors: real 43, play 1221 Leading (real money): Brazil to reduce illegal deforestation by at least 50% by 2026? 62% Leading (play money): Brazil to reduce illegal deforestation by at least 50% by 2026? 29% Petrobras' privatization to begin by the end of Lula's term? (ID: 156870) Volume: real 1159.7503085, play 215565.15116915 Bettors: real 27, play 407 Leading (real money): Petrobras' privatization to begin by the end of Lula's term? 6% Leading (play money): Petrobras' privatization to begin by the end of Lula's term? 3%

Brazilian Senate seat winners for Rio Grande do Sul in 2026

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This event predicts which candidates will be elected to the Federal Senate of Brazil representing the state of Minas Gerais in the next general election, scheduled for October 4, 2026.

In this election, Minas Gerais will elect two Senators. The markets corresponding to the candidates who win the two highest numbers of valid votes will resolve to "Yes". The winners are determined under Brazil’s plurality voting system.

These markets may resolve before official certification once the outcome is clearly determined and no longer subject to reasonable doubt, based on substantially complete vote counts published by the Brazilian electoral authority. Final certification is not required if the leading candidates cannot realistically be overtaken.

The Primary Designated Source (PDS) will be official vote counts published by Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral – TSE). If official data is delayed or unclear, the Secondary Confirmation Mechanism (SCM) will be a clear and overwhelming consensus of major reputable news organizations reporting the same winners based on official results. Resolution will be based on the substantive election outcome, not the formal timing of certification. If the outcome becomes uncertain due to recounts, legal challenges, or other developments, resolution may be delayed. If a fair determination cannot be made, Futuur may cancel the event with a public explanation.

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