Domingos Sávio secured first place in the Minas Gerais Senate election with roughly 24% of valid votes on October 4, driving trader consensus to 100% on the outcome. His late-campaign consolidation of bolsonarista support, including endorsements from Flávio Bolsonaro and Nikolas Ferreira, combined with alignment alongside governor-elect Cleitinho Azevedo, shifted momentum from early polling leaders like Marília Campos. Sávio's established base in Divinópolis and four prior terms as federal deputy further aided turnout among right-leaning voters across 391 municipalities. The two-seat contest, part of the nationwide renewal of 54 Senate mandates, saw Carlos Viana and others trail. Any reversal would require official challenges or recount anomalies, though preliminary TSE tallies with over 99% of precincts reported leave little room for shifts.