Results of the 2010 Brazilian general election

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The 2010 Brazilian general election saw Dilma Rousseff of the Workers’ Party (PT) elected president.

President[edit]

Candidate Running mate Party First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Dilma Rousseff Michel Temer (PMDB) Workers’ Party 47,651,434 46.91 55,752,529 56.05
José Serra Indio da Costa (DEM) Brazilian Social Democracy Party 33,132,283 32.61 43,711,388 43.95
Marina Silva Guilherme Leal Green Party 19,636,359 19.33
Plínio de Arruda Sampaio Hamilton Assis Socialism and Liberty Party 886,816 0.87
José Maria Eymael José Paulo Neto Christian Social Democratic Party 89,350 0.09
José Maria de Almeida Cláudia Durans United Socialist Workers’ Party 84,609 0.08
Levy Fidelix Luiz Eduardo Duarte Brazilian Labour Renewal Party 57,960 0.06
Ivan Pinheiro Edmilson Costa Brazilian Communist Party 39,136 0.04
Rui Costa Pimenta Edson Dorta Workers’ Cause Party 12,206 0.01
Total 101,590,153 100.00 99,463,917 100.00
Valid votes 101,590,153 91.36 99,463,917 93.30
Invalid/blank votes 9,603,594 8.64 7,142,025 6.70
Total votes 111,193,747 100.00 106,605,942 100.00
Registered voters/turnout 135,804,433 81.88 135,804,084 78.50
Source: Election Resources

By state[edit]

First round[edit]

States/districts won by Dilma Rousseff
States/districts won by José Serra
States/districts won by Marina Silva
State Electorate Abstention % Dilma % Serra % Marina % Others % Blank votes % Null votes %
Acre 470,445 106,879 22,72% 82,732 23,92% 180,252 52,13% 81,081 23,45% 1,734 0,51% 3,812 1,05% 13,920 3,83%
Alagoas 2,033,483 449,639 22,11% 709,844 50,92% 508,232 36,46% 160,380 11,50% 15,623 1,12% 57,821 3,65% 131,944 8,33%
Amapá 420,331 62,539 14,88% 161,443 47,38% 72,774 21,36% 101,243 29,71% 5,280 1,54% 3,630 1,01% 13,422 3,75%
Amazonas 2,028,122 406,174 20,03% 991,128 64,98% 129,190 8,47% 392,170 25,71% 12,686 0,84% 21,312 1,31% 75,462 4,65%
Bahia 9,544,368 2,057,633 21,56% 4,188,099 62,62% 1,403,153 20,98% 1,052,674 15,74% 43,975 0,66% 221,801 2,96% 577,033 7,71%
Ceará 5,878,066 1,178,631 20,05% 2,783,451 66,30% 686,891 16,36% 686,770 16,36% 41,399 0,99% 140,365 2,99% 360,559 7,67%
Espírito Santo 2,521,991 438,946 17,40% 717,417 37,25% 682,590 35,44% 505,734 26,26% 20,150 1,05% 62,569 3,00% 94,585 4,54%
Federal District 1,833,942 283,177 15,44% 462,441 31,74% 354,070 24,30% 611,362 41,96% 29,186 2,01% 33,674 2,17% 60,032 3,87%
Goiás 4,058,912 729,276 17,97% 1,301,985 42,23% 1,217,203 39,48% 529,694 17,18% 33,911 1,10% 84,858 2,55% 161,985 4,86%
Maranhão 4,320,748 1,035,648 23,97% 2,079,650 70,65% 444,145 15,09% 400,048 13,59% 19,936 0,69% 67,827 2,06% 273,494 8,33%
Mato Grosso 2,094,032 438,820 20,96% 659,771 42,94% 678,614 44,16% 184,339 12,00% 13,869 0,91% 32,728 1,98% 85,891 5,19%
Mato Grosso do Sul 1,700,912 308,448 18,13% 518,877 39,86% 551,296 42,35% 219,812 16,88% 11,864 0,90% 26,786 1,92% 63,829 4,58%
Minas Gerais 14,513,934 2,675,492 18,43% 5,067,399 46,98% 3,317,872 30,76% 2,291,502 21,25% 108,815 1,02% 418,468 3,53% 634,386 5,36%
Pará 4,763,456 1,008,763 21,18% 1,699,799 47,93% 1,336,887 37,70% 474,841 13,39% 35,057 0,99% 66,727 1,78% 141,361 3,76%
Paraíba 2,738,313 506,052 18,48% 1,031,185 53,21% 551,053 28,43% 341,916 17,64% 13,832 0,71% 80,528 3,61% 213,747 9,58%
Paraná 7,597,999 1,250,376 16,46% 2,311,239 38,94% 2,607,664 43,94% 944,402 15,91% 71,696 1,22% 163,486 2,58% 249,136 3,92%
Pernambuco 6,256,213 1,214,277 19,41% 2,748,751 61,74% 773,374 20,30% 903,655 17,37% 26,152 0,59% 204,176 4,05% 385,828 7,65%
Piauí 2,261,862 448,538 19,83% 1,088,205 67,09% 339,445 20,93% 185,107 11,41% 9,284 0,58% 36,380 2,01% 154,903 8,54%
Rio de Janeiro 11,584,083 2,011,597 17,37% 3,739,632 43,76% 1,925,166 22,53% 2,693,130 31,52% 187,147 2,19% 368,193 3,85% 659,218 6,89%
Rio Grande do Norte 2,245,135 367,434 16,37% 846,416 51,76% 460,107 28,14% 313,360 19,16% 15,280 0,93% 75,552 4,02% 166,966 8,89%
Rio Grande do Sul 8,107,550 1,204,648 14,86% 3,007,263 46,95% 2,600,389 40,59% 725,580 11,33% 72,529 1,13% 266,304 3,86% 230,837 3,34%
Rondônia 1,078,348 231,905 21,51% 321,464 40,73% 358,389 45,40% 100,292 12,71% 9,196 1,16% 16,532 1,95% 40,144 4,75%
Roraima 271,596 37,980 13,98% 63,927 28,72% 113,601 51,03% 41,784 18,77% 3,309 1,49% 2,725 1,17% 8,270 3,54%
Santa Catarina 4,536,718 636,654 14,03% 1,402,566 38,71% 1,658,161 45,77% 507,017 13,99% 55,385 1,53% 110,605 2,84% 166,330 4,26%
São Paulo 30,289,723 4,979,456 16,44% 8,740,949 37,31% 9,524,050 40,66% 4,865,828 20,77% 295,472 1,26% 856,433 3,38% 1,027,535 4,06%
Sergipe 1,425,334 240,465 16,87% 506,802 47,67% 404,584 38,05% 141,033 13,26% 10,835 1,01% 43,054 3,63% 78,561 6,63%
Tocantins 947,906 175,262 18,49% 362,383 50,98% 198,979 27,99% 146,151 20,56% 3,351 0,47% 9,951 1,29% 51,829 6,71%
Total 135,804,433 24,610,296 18,12% 47,651,434 46,91% 33,132,283 32,61% 19,636,359 19,33% 1,170,077 1,15% 3,479,340 3,13% 6,124,254 5,51%

Second round[edit]

States/districts won by Dilma Rousseff
States/districts won by José Serra
State Electorate Abstention % Dilma % Serra % Blank votes % Null votes %
Acre 470,560 134,317 28.54% 96,969 30.33% 222,766 69.67% 3,563 1.06% 12,585 3.75%
Alagoas 2,033,518 536,872 26.40% 737,236 53.63% 637,368 46.37% 32,120 2.15% 89,922 6.01%
Amapá 420,349 81,796 19.46% 198,644 62.66% 118,360 37.34% 4,443 1.31%% 17,106 5.05%
Amazonas 2,028,239 543,726 26.81% 1,141,607 80.57% 275,333 19.43% 30,369 2.05% 37,204 2.51%
Bahia 9,544,691 2,369,486 24.83% 4,737,079 70.85% 1,948,584 29.15% 146,826 2.05% 342,716 4.78%
Ceará 5,878,192 1,358,604 23.11% 3,288,570 77.35% 962,729 22.65% 91,042 2.01% 177,247 3.92%
Espírito Santo 2,522,072 527,745 20.93% 924,046 49.17% 955,423 50.83% 52,573 2.64% 62,285 3.12%
Federal District 1,834,135 354,146 19.31% 708,674 52.81% 633,299 47.19% 45,821 3.10% 92,195 6.23%
Goiás 4,059,028 900,924 22.20% 1,446,178 49.25% 1,490,368 50.75% 61,595 1.95% 159,963 5.07%
Maranhão 4,320,922 1,275,532 29.52% 2,294,146 79.09% 606,449 20.91% 41,114 1.35% 103,364 3.39%
Mato Grosso 2,094,105 545,646 26.06% 729,747 48.89% 762,905 51.11% 20,082 1.30% 35,725 2.31%
Mato Grosso do Sul 1,700,979 410,546 24.14% 555,283 44.87% 682,305 55.13% 19,080 1.48% 33,765 2.62%
Minas Gerais 14,514,385 3,045,244 20.98% 6,220,125 58.45% 4,422,294 41.55% 297,028 2.59% 529,422 4.62%
Pará 4,763,592 1,275,991 26.79% 1,791,443 53.20% 1,576,154 46.80% 40,412 1.16% 79,571 2.28%
Paraíba 2,738,389 521,249 19.03% 1,229,391 61.55% 767,919 38.45% 53,447 2.41% 166,383 7.50%
Paraná 7,598,134 1,491,451 19.63% 2,593,086 44.56% 3,226,216 55.44% 112,620 1.84% 174,761 2.86%
Pernambuco 6,256,384 1,373,943 21.96% 3,457,953 75.65% 1,113,235 24.35% 133,692 2.74% 177,561 3.64%
Piauí 2,261,931 517,245 22.87% 1,112,380 69.98% 477,092 30.02% 26,645 1.53% 128,569 7.37%
Rio de Janeiro 11,584,435 2,436,258 21.03% 4,934,077 60.48% 3,223,891 39.52% 313,497 3.43% 676,712 7.40%
Rio Grande do Norte 2,245,194 483,909 21.55% 979,772 59.54% 665,726 40.46% 40,639 2.31% 75,128 4.27%
Rio Grande do Sul 8,107,785 1,436,185 17.71% 3,117,761 49.06% 3,237,207 50.94% 148,409 2.22% 168,223 2.52%
Rondônia 1,078,402 276,450 25.64% 347,138 47.37% 385,735 52.63% 12,997 1.62% 56,082 6.99%
Roraima 271,603 49,924 18.38% 71,280 33.44% 141,896 66.56% 2,507 1.13% 5,996 2.70%
Santa Catarina 4,536,829 766,246 16.89% 1,556,226 43.39% 2,030,135 56.61% 67,252 1.78% 116,970 3.10%
São Paulo 30,290,443 5,801,614 19.15% 10,462,447 45.95% 12,308,483 54.05% 618,538 2.53% 1,099,361 4.49%
Sergipe 1,425,359 294,968 20.69% 568,862 53.56% 493,280 46.44% 23,787 2.10% 44,462 3.93%
Tocantins 947,928 251,365 26.52% 391,279 58.88% 273,306 41.12% 9,455 1.36% 22,523 3.23%
Total 135,804,433 29,197,152 21,50% 55,752,529 56,05% 43,711,388 43,95% 2,452,597 2,30% 4,689,428 4,40%

By municipality[edit]

[1]

██ Municipalities won by Rousseff with less than 65% of the votes
██ Municipalities won by Rousseff with over 65% of the votes
██ Municipalities won by Serra with less than 65% of the votes
██ Municipalities won by Serra with over 65% of the votes
  • Acre
  • Alagoas
  • Amapá
  • Amazonas
  • Bahia
  • Ceará
  • Espírito Santo
  • Federal District
  • Goiás
  • Maranhão
  • Mato Grosso
  • Mato Grosso do Sul
  • Minas Gerais
  • Pará
  • Paraíba
  • Paraná
  • Pernambuco
  • Piauí
  • Rio de Janeiro
  • Rio Grande do Norte
  • Rio Grande do Sul
  • Rondônia
  • Roraima
  • Santa Catarina
  • São Paulo
  • Sergipe
  • Tocantins

Worldwide results[edit]

Election results following the first round of voting by expatriate voters.

First round[edit]

Countries/territories won by Dilma Rousseff
Countries/territories won by José Serra
Countries/territories won by Marina Silva
Country Dilma Rousseff José Serra Marina Silva Other
candidates 		Source
Algeria 10 6 3 0 [2]
Angola 78 46 27 2 [3]
Argentina 1,348 590 327 42 [3]
Australia 117 248 145 18 [3]
Austria 147 168 118 15 [3]
Belgium 464 301 290 28 [3]
Bolivia 323 510 116 34 [3]
Canada 1,067 1,829 983 61 [3]
Cape Verde 24 5 10 0 [3]
Chile 345 458 124 23 [3]
China (HK) 17 32 18 4 [3]
China (PRC) 42 116 36 7 [3]
China (ROC) 6 24 0 1 [3]
Colombia 93 133 36 7 [3]
Republic of Congo 6 6 4 0 [3]
Congo-Kinshasa 8 7 4 1 [3]
Costa Rica 88 131 60 8 [3]
Côte d’Ivoire 29 4 3 1 [3]
Cuba 195 11 14 7 [3]
Czech Republic 24 23 13 0 [3]
Denmark 126 68 67 10 [3]
Dominican Republic 49 60 14 1 [3]
East Timor 26 9 40 1 [3]
Ecuador 95 94 22 4 [3]
Egypt 21 10 11 0 [3]
El Salvador 36 21 10 0 [3]
Finland 38 47 36 6 [3]
France (mainland) 964 618 462 41 [4]
France (Guyane) 992 496 294 21 [3]
Gabon 17 2 3 1 [3]
Germany 1,133 1,166 828 111 [3]
Greece 112 69 20 7 [3]
Guatemala 39 45 16 2 [3]
Guinea Bissau 18 7 22 1 [3]
Guyana 9 12 8 2 [3]
Honduras 26 49 13 6 [3]
Hungary 33 23 10 6 [3]
India 6 4 8 0 [3]
Indonesia 1 6 2 0 [3]
Ireland 29 48 25 1 [3]
Israel 17 57 19 2 [5]
Italy 2,804 1,573 1,006 206 [3]
Jamaica 17 3 2 0 [3]
Japan 1,726 3,248 772 204 [3]
Jordan 92 31 10 20 [3]
Kenya 5 4 6 0 [3]
Kuwait 10 9 7 0 [3]
Lebanon 368 171 47 35 [3]
Malaysia 7 16 8 0 [3]
Mexico 147 216 46 6 [3]
Morocco 9 1 4 0 [3]
Mozambique 95 51 55 2 [3]
Netherlands 389 332 282 18 [3]
New Zealand 9 22 14 3 [6]
Nicaragua 56 23 5 5 [3]
Nigeria 7 13 0 0 [3]
Norway 111 58 71 4 [3]
Panama 106 173 34 9 [3]
Paraguay 1,007 1,067 185 30 [3]
Peru 127 193 56 18 [3]
Philippines 19 7 1 0 [7]
Poland 17 16 15 1 [3]
Portugal 4,193 2,153 1,080 92 [3]
Qatar 19 26 16 1 [3]
Romania 5 10 14 0 [3]
Russia 8 11 7 6 [3]
Saudi Arabia 7 16 3 0 [3]
Senegal 16 3 20 2 [3]
Serbia 8 6 3 5 [3]
Singapore 12 105 17 3 [3]
South Africa 78 101 66 9 [3]
South Korea 6 20 2 1 [3]
Spain 972 605 369 56 [3]
Suriname 148 89 37 2 [3]
Sweden 287 189 133 15 [3]
Switzerland 1,496 1,188 940 104 [3]
Syria 37 7 3 5 [3]
Thailand 8 22 9 0 [3]
Tunisia 2 7 8 1 [3]
Turkey 3 10 0 0 [3]
United Arab Emirates 13 19 4 0 [3]
United Kingdom 1,106 1,152 782 70 [8]
United States 6,300 12,820 6,620 620 [3]
Uruguay 409 289 152 30 [3]
Venezuela 149 198 24 2 [3]
West Bank 341 25 13 74 [5]
Total 30,950 33,850 17,208 2,141 [3]

Second round[edit]

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Election results following the second round of voting by expatriate voters.
Countries/territories won by Dilma Rousseff
Countries/territories won by José Serra
Country[9] Dilma Rousseff % José Serra % Source
Algeria 9 50% 9 50% [3]
Angola 78 53.78% 67 46.21% [3]
Argentina 1,455 64.1% 815 35.9% [3]
Australia 163 29.48% 390 70.52% [3]
Austria 178 43.1% 235 56.9% [3]
Belgium 518 53.18% 456 46.82% [3]
Bolivia 305 32.14% 644 67.86% [3]
Canada 1,230 32.29% 2,579 67.71% [3]
Cape Verde 33 84.62% 6 15.38% [3]
Chile 372 39.83% 562 60.17% [3]
China (HK) 24 32.87% 49 67.13% [3]
China (PRC) 49 22.28% 215 77.72% [3]
China (ROC) 8 22.86% 27 77.14% [3]
Colombia 98 40.66% 143 59.34% [3]
Republic of Congo 5 45.45% 6 54.55% [3]
Congo-Kinshasa 7 46.67% 8 53.33% [3]
Costa Rica 106 37.32% 178 62.68% [3]
Côte d’Ivoire 30 83.33% 6 16.67% [3]
Cuba 248 97.64% 6 2.36% [3]
Czech Republic 22 43.14% 29 56.86% [3]
Denmark 149 56.87% 113 43.13% [3]
Dominican Republic 65 47.45% 72 52.55% [3]
East Timor 44 67.69% 21 32.31% [3]
Ecuador 81 45.51% 97 54.49% [3]
Egypt 27 65.85% 14 34.15% [3]
El Salvador 38 52.05% 35 47.95% [3]
Finland 53 46.49% 61 53.51% [3]
France (mainland) 1,037 57.32% 772 42.68% [3]
France (Guyane) 986 59.72% 665 40.28% [3]
Gabon 19 90.48% 2 9.52% [3]
Germany 1,287 44.67% 1,594 55.33% [3]
Greece 93 51.96% 86 48.04% [3]
Guatemala 30 47.45% 61 52.55% [3]
Guinea Bissau 25 50% 25 50% [3]
Guyana 11 40.74% 16 59.26% [3]
Honduras 22 28.57% 55 71.43% [3]
Hungary 26 46.43% 30 53.57% [3]
India 6 46.15% 7 53.85% [3]
Indonesia 0 0% 8 100% [3]
Ireland 37 35.92% 66 64.08% [3]
Israel 19 35.92% 85 64.08% [3]
Italy 2,732 54.91% 2,243 45.09% [3]
Jamaica 19 82.61% 4 17.39% [3]
Japan 1,618 26.47% 4,495 73.53% [3]
Jordan 100 71.43% 40 28.57% [3]
Kenya 6 37.5% 10 62.5% [3]
Kuwait 10 47.62% 11 52.38% [3]
Lebanon 394 65.78% 205 34.22% [3]
Malaysia 12 37.5% 20 62.5% [3]
Mexico 129 35.73% 232 64.27% [3]
Morocco 9 64.29% 5 35.71% [3]
Mozambique 107 57.53% 79 42.47% [3]
Netherlands 483 49.14% 500 50.86% [3]
New Zealand 14 31.11% 31 68.89% [3]
Nicaragua 50 58.82% 35 41.18% [3]
Nigeria 13 40.63% 19 59.38% [3]
Norway 146 60.08% 97 39.92% [3]
Panama 110 37.67% 182 62.33% [3]
Paraguay 914 39.13% 1,344 60.87% [3]
Peru 128 39.13% 250 60.87% [3]
Philippines 18 78.26% 5 21.74% [3]
Poland 18 39.13% 28 60.87% [3]
Portugal 4,382 57.92% 3,183 42.08% [3]
Qatar 18 33.96% 35 66.04% [3]
Romania 3 11.54% 23 88.46% [3]
Russia 12 34.29% 23 65.71% [3]
Saudi Arabia 7 30.43% 16 69.57% [3]
Senegal 15 38.46% 24 61.54% [3]
Serbia 13 52% 12 48% [3]
Singapore 17 11.33% 133 88.67% [3]
South Africa 58 32.17% 107 67.83% [3]
South Korea 6 18.75% 26 81.25% [3]
Spain 1,024 55.32% 827 44.68% [3]
Suriname 120 53.1% 106 46.9% [3]
Sweden 315 54.88% 259 45.12% [3]
Switzerland 1,734 47.78% 1,895 52.22% [3]
Syria 37 67.27% 18 32.73% [3]
Thailand 10 24.39% 37 75.61% [3]
Tunisia 7 58.33% 5 41.67% [3]
Turkey 4 36.36% 7 63.64% [3]
United Arab Emirates 16 45.71% 19 54.29% [3]
United Kingdom 1,299 42.15% 1,783 57.85% [3]
United States 7,003 27.51% 18,457 72.49% [3]
Uruguay 413 51.5% 389 48.5% [3]
Venezuela 205 40.2% 305 59.8% [3]
West Bank 355 91.97% 31 8.03% [3]
Total 33,112 40.86% 47,913 59.13% [10][11]

Voter demographics[edit]

Source:
[1]

Chamber of Deputies[edit]

Party Votes % Seats +/–
Workers’ Party 16,289,199 16.87 88 +5
Brazilian Democratic Movement Party 12,537,252 12.98 78 –11
Brazilian Social Democracy Party 11,477,380 11.88 54 –11
Party of the Republic 7,311,655 7.57 42 +18
Democrats 7,301,171 7.56 43 –22
Brazilian Socialist Party 6,851,053 7.09 34 +7
Progressive Party 6,330,062 6.55 41 –1
Democratic Labour Party 4,854,602 5.03 28 +4
Brazilian Labour Party 4,038,239 4.18 21 –1
Green Party 3,710,366 3.84 15 +2
Social Christian Party 3,072,546 3.18 17 +8
Communist Party of Brazil 2,748,290 2.85 15 +2
Popular Socialist Party 2,536,809 2.63 12 –9
Brazilian Republican Party 1,633,500 1.69 7 +6
Socialism and Liberty Party 1,142,737 1.18 3 0
Party of National Mobilization 1,086,705 1.13 4 +1
Humanist Party of Solidarity 764,412 0.79 2 0
Labour Party of Brazil 642,422 0.67 3 +2
Christian Labour Party 595,431 0.62 1 –3
Social Liberal Party 499,963 0.52 1 +1
Brazilian Labour Renewal Party 307,925 0.32 2 +2
Progressive Republican Party 307,188 0.32 2 +2
Christian Social Democratic Party 191,835 0.20 0 0
National Labour Party 182,926 0.19 0 0
United Socialist Workers’ Party 102,120 0.11 0 0
Brazilian Communist Party 57,563 0.06 0 0
Workers’ Cause Party 6,660 0.01 0 0
Total 96,580,011 100.00 513 0
Valid votes 96,580,011 86.98
Invalid/blank votes 14,458,672 13.02
Total votes 111,038,683 100.00
Registered voters/turnout 135,523,622 81.93
Source: Election Resources
Party Votes % Seats
Won Total +/–
Workers’ Party 39,410,141 23.12 11 15 +5
Brazilian Social Democracy Party 30,903,736 18.13 5 11 –3
Brazilian Democratic Movement Party 23,998,949 14.08 16 19 +3
Communist Party of Brazil 12,561,716 7.37 1 2 0
Democrats 10,225,883 6.00 2 6 –12
Progressive Party 9,170,015 5.38 4 5 +4
Brazilian Labour Party 7,999,589 4.69 1 6 +2
Popular Socialist Party 6,766,517 3.97 1 1 0
Brazilian Socialist Party 6,129,463 3.60 3 3 0
Green Party 5,047,797 2.96 0 0 0
Party of the Republic 4,649,024 2.73 3 4 +1
Brazilian Republican Party 3,332,886 1.96 1 1 –1
Socialism and Liberty Party 3,041,854 1.78 2 2 +1
Democratic Labour Party 2,431,940 1.43 2 4 –1
Labour Party of Brazil 1,480,846 0.87 0 0 0
Social Christian Party 1,247,157 0.73 1 1 +1
Social Liberal Party 446,517 0.26 0 0 0
United Socialist Workers’ Party 436,192 0.26 0 0 0
Humanist Party of Solidarity 305,793 0.18 0 0 0
Christian Labour Party 282,629 0.17 0 0 0
Party of National Mobilization 241,321 0.14 1 1 +1
Brazilian Communist Party 146,627 0.09 0 0 0
Brazilian Labour Renewal Party 74,478 0.04 0 0 –1
Christian Social Democratic Party 73,227 0.04 0 0 0
Workers’ Cause Party 21,263 0.01 0 0 0
National Labour Party 6,013 0.00 0 0 0
Total 170,431,573 100.00 54 81 18
Total votes 111,038,684 –
Registered voters/turnout 135,523,622 81.93
Source: Election Results

References[edit]

  1. ^ “Mapa da votação para presidente nos municípios – Infográficos”. Estadão.
  2. ^ Official results by electoral zone[permanent dead link]. Superior Electoral Court official website.
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