A recent forensic analysis conducted by the Federal Police on Tatiana Medeiros' mobile phone uncovered records of financial transactions through the Pix payment system, as well as spreadsheets containing the names of voters. However, the report did not find any explicit orders from the councilwoman regarding vote buying in the upcoming 2024 elections, which is a significant finding amidst ongoing concerns about electoral malpractice. The findings will undergo further scrutiny by the Justice system.

The biometric evidence report indicated that while there were conversations related to the term "vote buying," many of these discussions referred to news reports rather than actual directives. The Federal Police emphasized that the absence of explicit messages or commands does not invalidate the evidence collected, underscoring the importance of a holistic analysis of all gathered material to understand the potential implications surrounding Medeiros' activities.

Medeiros was noted not to have participated in group chats or messaging applications that could suggest collusion or organized efforts to influence votes. This detail may play a crucial role in her defense as scrutiny continues into financial transactions recorded on her device, which could suggest a broader issue of electoral integrity and accountability in the political landscape as the elections approach.