Radar do Voto is a Brazilian election-data platform that brings official results and public-interest political information together in one place. Using data from Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (TSE), it covers elections from 1933 to 2026, with information on candidates, votes, and results by state, city, and election. Visitors can explore individual contests, search for candidates, view voting patterns on maps, and compare candidacies across elections.

The platform’s tools include city-level and presidential voting dashboards, campaign finance and donor searches, and radars tracking federal, state, and municipal legislative amendments. Some features are available free after creating an account, while paid products include PDF reports and expanded voting maps and comparisons. These products can provide election results by neighborhood, school, or polling station, with coverage and access depending on the offering.

Radar do Voto also provides guides and background resources on Brazilian elections, voting history, presidents, and governors. Its purpose is to make electoral information easier to navigate, compare, and understand for people interested in candidates, campaign finances, and voting outcomes