2018 São Paulo gubernatorial election

The 2018 São Paulo gubernatorial election occurred on 7 October 2018 and 28 October 2018, and elected the Governor and Vice Governor of São Paulo and 94 State Deputies.

2018 São Paulo state election

7 October 2018 (2018-10-07) (first round) 28 October 2018 (2018-10-28) (second round)

Opinion polls

Gubernatorial election

Candidate João Doria Márcio França Party PSDB PSB Alliance Speed Up SP São Paulo Trusts and Advances Running mate Rodrigo Garcia Eliane Nikoluk Popular vote 10,990,160 10,248,653 Percentage 51.75% 48.25%

João Doria      Márcio França

Governor before election Márcio França PSB Elected Governor João Doria PSDB

Parliamentary election

Party Leader % Seats ± Legislative Assembly PSL None 19.31% 15 +14 PSDB Cassio Navarro 9.61% 8 -14 PT Beth Sahão 9.31% 10 -4 PSB Caio França 6.09% 8 +2 DEM Rogério Nogueira 5.90% 7 -1 PR André do Prado 5.74% 6 +3 PSOL Carlos Giannazi 4.35% 4 +2 PODE Pedro Kaká 4.19% 4 +3 PP Delegado Olim 4.09% 4 +2 PRB Gilmaci Santos 3.57% 6 -2 MDB Itamar Borges 2.87% 3 +1 PSD Marta Costa 2.68% 2 -2 PV Reinaldo Alguz 2.25% 1 -2 PATRI Paulo Corrêa Jr. 1.51% 1 -2 PROS Gileno Gomes 1.49% 1 +1 PCdoB Leci Brandão 1.18% 1 -1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

2018 São Paulo Senate election

7 October 2018 (2018-10-07) (one-only round)

Opinion polls

Candidate Major Olímpio Mara Gabrilli Eduardo Suplicy Party PSL PSDB PT Popular vote 9,039,717 6,513,282 4,667,565 Percentage 25.81% 18.59% 13.32%

Senators before election Aloysio Nunes and Marta Suplicy PSDB and MDB Elected Senators Major Olímpio and Mara Gabrilli PSL and PSDB

The previous gubernatorial election in the state was held on October 2014, in which Geraldo Alckmin of the Brazilian Social Democracy Party was re-elected in the first round with 57.31% of the vote, against 21.53% of Paulo Skaf and 18.22% of Alexandre Padilha.[1]

Gubernatorial candidates

Confirmed candidates

#		Governor		Vice-Governor		Party/coalition
	12		Marcelo Cândido (PDT)		Gleides Sodré (PDT)	Democratic Labour Party (PDT)
	13		Luiz Marinho (PT)		Ana Bock (PT)	São Paulo of Work and Opportunities PT, PCdoB
	15		Paulo Skaf (MDB)		Carla Danielle Basson (MDB)	Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
	16		Toninho Ferreira (PSTU)		Ariana Gonçalves (PSTU)	United Socialist Workers' Party (PSTU)
	27		Adriano Costa e Silva (DC)		Fátima Santos de Souza (DC)	Christian Democracy (DC)
	28		Rodrigo Tavares (PRTB)		Jairo Glikson (PRTB)	São Paulo Above Everything, God Above Everyone PRTB, PSL
	29		Edson Dorta (PCO)		Lilian Miranda (PCO)	Labour Cause's Party (PCO)
	30		Rogério Chequer (NOVO)		Andrea Menezes (NOVO)	New Party (NOVO)
	33		Claudio Fernando (PMN)		Roberto Fernandes (REDE)	Sustainable Mobilization for São Paulo PMN, REDE
	40		Márcio França (PSB)		Eliane Nikoluk (PR)	São Paulo Trusts and Advances PSB, PR, PV, SD, PROS, PSC, PPL, PPS, PHS, PRP, PMB, PTB, PODE, PATRI
	45		João Doria (PSDB)		Rodrigo Garcia (DEM)	Speed Up SP PSDB, DEM, PSD, PP, PRB, PTC
	50		Lisete Arelaro (PSOL)		Maurício Costa (PSOL)	Not Afraid to Change São Paulo PSOL, PCB

Declined candidates

• José Serra (PSDB) - Senator from São Paulo 1996–1998, 2002–2003, 2015–2016 and since 2017; Minister of Foreign Affairs 2016–2017; Governor of São Paulo 2007–2010; Mayor of São Paulo 2005–2006; president of the PSDB 2003–2005; Minister of Health 1998–2002; Minister of Planning and Budget 1995–1996; Federal Deputy from São Paulo 1987–1995; State Secretary for Economics and Planning of São Paulo 1983–1986. Candidate for Mayor of São Paulo in 1988, 1996 and 2012 and for President of Brazil in 2002 and 2010.[2][3][4]
• Gilberto Kassab (PSD) - Minister of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communication since 2016; Minister of Cities 2015–2016; president of the PSD 2011–2015; Mayor of São Paulo 2006–2013; Vice Mayor of São Paulo 2005–2006; Federal Deputy from São Paulo 1999–2005; Municipal Secretary of Planning of São Paulo 1997–1998. Candidate for Senator from São Paulo in 2014.[2][3][5][6]
• Celso Russomanno - Federal Deputy from São Paulo 1995–2011 and since 2015. Candidate for governor in 2010 and for Mayor of São Paulo in 2012 and 2016.[2][3]
• Rodrigo Garcia - State Secretary of Housing of São Paulo since 2015; Federal Deputy from São Paulo 2011 and 2014–2015; State Secretary of Social Development of São Paulo 2011–2013; Special Municipal Secretary of De-bureaucracy of São Paulo 2008–2010; State Deputy of São Paulo 1999–2008.[2][3]
• Alexandre Zeitune (REDE) - Vice Mayor of Guarulhos since 2017; Municipal Secretary of Education, Culture, Sports and Leisure of Guarulhos 2017.[7][3]
• Gabriel Chalita - Municipal Secretary of Education of São Paulo 2015–2016; Federal Deputy from São Paulo 2011–2015; Alderman of São Paulo 2009–2011; State Secretary of Education of São Paulo 2003–2007. Candidate for Vice Mayor of São Paulo in 2016.[8][3]

• 
  Senator
  José Serra (PSDB)
  from São Paulo
• 
  Minister of Science
  Gilberto Kassab (PSD)
  from São Paulo
• 
  Federal Deputy
  Celso Russomanno (PRB)
  from São Paulo
• 
  Former Municipal Secretary
  Gabriel Chalita (PDT)
  from São Paulo

Lost in convention

• José Aníbal (PSDB) - President of the Institute Teotônio Vilela since 2015; Senator from São Paulo 2016–2017; State Secretary of Energy of São Paulo 2011–2015; Alderman of São Paulo 2005–2006; State Secretary of Economic Development, Science, Technology and Innovation of São Paulo 1999–2001; Federal Deputy from São Paulo 1990–1999 and 2007–2011. Candidate for Senator from São Paulo in 2002.[2][3][9]
• Luiz Felipe d'Ávila (PSDB) - political scientist, professor, speaker and coach in Public Leadership.[10][9]
• Floriano Pesaro (PSDB) - State Secretary of Social Development of São Paulo since 2015; Federal Deputy from São Paulo since 2015; Alderman of São Paulo 2009–2014; Municipal Secretary of Social Assistance and Development of São Paulo 2005–2006.[11][9]
• Sâmia Bomfim (PSOL) - Alderwoman of São Paulo since 2017.[12][13]
• Carlos Giannazi (PSOL) - State Deputy of São Paulo since 2007; Alderman of São Paulo 2001–2007. Candidate for Mayor of São Paulo in 2012 and for Vice Mayor of São Paulo in 2008.[10][13]
• Fernando Haddad (PT) - Mayor of São Paulo 2013–2017; Minister of Education 2005–2012. Candidate for Mayor of São Paulo in 2016.[2][12][3][14]

• 
  Former Senator
  José Aníbal (PSDB)
  from São Paulo
• 
  Political scientist
  Luiz Felipe d'Avila (PSDB)
  from São Paulo
• 
  State Secretary
  Floriano Pesaro (PSDB)
  from São Paulo
• 
  City Councillor
  Sâmia Bomfim (PSOL)
  from Presidente Prudente
• 
  State Deputy
  Carlos Giannazi (PSOL)
  from São Paulo
• 
  Former Mayor
  Fernando Haddad (PT)
  from São Paulo

Opinion polls

First round

Pollster/client(s)	Date(s) conducted	Sample size	Doria PSDB	Alckmin PSDB	Skaf MDB	França PSB	Marinho PT	Padilha PT	Russomanno PRB	Others	Abst. Undec.	Lead
2018 election	7 Oct	–	31.77%	–	21.09%	21.53%	12.66%	–	–	12.95%	21.89%	10.24%
Datafolha	26–28 Sep	2,101	25%	–	22%	14%	6%	–	–	12%	23%	3%
Ibope	22–24 Sep	2,002	22%	–	24%	12%	5%	–	–	10%	25%	2%
Datafolha	18–19 Sep	2,032	26%	–	22%	11%	6%	–	–	10%	25%	4%
Ibope	16–18 Sep	1,512	23%	–	24%	9%	8%	–	–	9%	28%	1%
Ibope	7–9 Sep	1,512	21%	–	22%	8%	5%	–	–	8%	37%	1%
Datafolha	4–6 Sep	2,030	30%	–	23%	8%	5%	–	–	10%	30%	7%
Datafolha	20–21 Aug	2,018	29%	–	20%	4%	4%	–	–	13%	37%	9%
Ibope	17–19 Aug	1,204	25%	–	18%	5%	4%	–	–	9%	44%	7%
Ibope	29 Jul–1 Aug	1,008	28%	–	22%	3%	3%	–	–	4%	43%	6%
Paraná Pesquisas	12–17 Jul	2,000	32.6%	–	22.6%	8.6%	5.9%	–	–	–	7.4%	10%
			31.5%	–	31.1%	7.9%	5.0%	–	–	4.2%	21.5%	0.4%
Ibope	20–23 Jun	1,008	19%	–	17%	5%	3%	–	–	5%	48%	2%
Paraná Pesquisas	13–18 Jun	2,000	33.5%	–	22.3%	8.2%	6.5%	–	–	–	22.9%	11.2%
			31.8%	–	20.4%	7.0%	5.1%	–	–	5.2%	22.2%	11.4%
Ibope	20–23 Apr	1,008	24%	–	19%	3%	4%	–	–	3%	48%	5%
Datafolha	11–13 Apr	1,954	29%	–	20%	8%	7%	–	–	4%	31%	9%
			36%	–	–	10%	9%	–	–	7%	38%	16%
Paraná Pesquisas	20–25 Feb	2,000	30.1%	–	12.9%	2.5%	3.6%	–	29.1%	3.6%	18.2%	1%
			39.8%	–	19.1%	3.5%	5.5%	–	–	7.0%	25.1%	20.7%
			29.2%	–	12.2%	2.2%	–	–	28.2%	12.4%	15.8%	1%
			37.3%	–	17.5%	3.0%	–	–	–	19.6%	22.6%	9.8%
			–	–	18.8%	4.0%	4.2%	–	37.5%	8.4%	28.1%	8.7%
			–	–	30.6%	5.3%	7.3%	–	–	14.2%	42.6%	23.3%
			–	–	18.9%	4.0%	4.2%	–	37.8%	7.9%	27.2%	18.9%
			–	–	30.8%	5.4%	7.2%	–	–	14.7%	41.9%	23.6%
Datafolha	28–30 Nov 2017	2,002	18%	–	13%	2%	–	–	25%	16%	22%	7%
			–	–	18%	3%	–	–	29%	25%	26%	11%
			–	–	16%	2%	–	–	25%	32%	24%	9%
			19%	–	13%	2%	3%	–	25%	12%	25%	6%
			–	–	18%	3%	3%	–	30%	14%	30%	12%
			–	–	16%	2%	2%	–	27%	27%	27%	11%
			–	–	20%	3%	4%	–	32%	5%	31%	12%
2014 election	5 Oct 2014	–	–	57.31%	21.53%	–	–	18.23%	–	2.94%	17.08%	35.78%

Second round

Pollster/client(s)	Date(s) conducted	Sample size	Doria PSDB	França PSB	Abst. Undec.	Lead
2018 election	28 Oct	–	51.75%	48.25%	17.79%	3.50%
Datafolha	26–27 Oct	5,093	42%	43%	15%	1%
Ibope	26–27 Oct	2,002	42%	43%	15%	1%
RealTime Big Data	25 Oct	3,000	48%	48%	4%	Tie
Datafolha	24–25 Oct	2,394	43%	40%	17%	3%
Ibope	20–23 Oct	1,512	46%	41%	14%	5%
Paraná Pesquisas	18–21 Oct	2,010	47.0%	39.8%	13.2%	7.2%
Datafolha	17–18 Oct	2,356	44%	40%	16%	4%
Ibope	15–17 Oct	1,512	46%	42%	12%	4%
Paraná Pesquisas	10–14 Oct	2,002	45.1%	41.1%	13.8%	4%

Debates

Governor

First round

Date	Host	Moderator	João Doria (PSDB)	Paulo Skaf (MDB)	Márcio França (PSB)	Luiz Marinho (PT)	Lisete Arelaro (PSOL)	Marcelo Cândido (PDT)	Rodrigo Tavares (PRTB)	Toninho Ferreira (PSTU)	Adriano Costa e Silva (DC)	Edson Dorta (PCO)	Rogério Chequer (NOVO)	Claudio Fernando (PMN)
16 August 2018[15]	Band, BandNews TV	Fábio Pannunzio	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited
24 August 2018[15]	RedeTV!	Amanda Klein Boris Casoy Mariana Godoy	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited
16 September 2018	TV Gazeta, O Estado de S. Paulo[16]	Maria Lydia Flândoli	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited
19 September 2018[17]	SBT, Folha, UOL	Carlos Nascimento	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited
29 September 2018[18]	RecordTV, R7	Reinaldo Gottino	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited
2 October 2018[19]	Rede Globo, G1, GloboNews	César Tralli	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited	Not Invited

Second round

Date	Host	Moderator	João Doria (PSDB)	Márcio França (PSB)
18 October 2018[20]	Rede Bandeirantes	Fabio Pannunzio	Present	Present
19 October 2018[21]	RecordTV, R7	Reinaldo Gottino	Present	Present
21 October 2018[22]	TV Gazeta, O Estado de S. Paulo, Jovem Pan	Maria Lydia Flândoli	Cancelled
23 October 2018[23]	SBT, Folha de S. Paulo, UOL	Carlos Nascimento	Present	Present
25 October 2018[24]	Rede Globo, G1, GloboNews	César Tralli	Present	Present

Senator

Date	Host	Moderator	Eduardo Suplicy (PT)	Mara Gabrilli (PSDB)	Mario Covas Neto (PODE)	Major Olímpio (PSL)	Maurren Maggi (PSB)	Ricardo Tripoli (PSDB)
20 September 2018[25]	RedeTV!	Mauro Tagliaferri, Erica Reis	Present	Present	Present	Present	Absent	Present
1 October 2018[26]	Folha de S. Paulo, UOL	N/A	Present	Absent	Absent	Present	Absent	Present

Senate candidates

Confirmed candidates

	No.	Senator		Party/Coalition
	123		Antônio Neto (PDT)	Democratic Labour Party (PDT)
	131		Eduardo Suplicy (PT)	São Paulo of Work and Opportunities PT, PCdoB
	132		Jilmar Tatto (PT)	São Paulo of Work and Opportunities PT, PCdoB
	151		Marcelo Barbieri (MDB)	Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
	155		Cidinha (MDB)	Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
	160		Mancha (PSTU)	United Socialist Workers' Party (PSTU)
	161		Eliana Ferreira (PSTU)	United Socialist Workers' Party (PSTU)
	177		Major Olímpio (PSL)	São Paulo Above Everything, God Above Everyone PSL, PRTB
	180		Moira Lázaro (REDE)	Sustainable Mobilization for São Paulo PMN, REDE
	188		Pedro Henrique de Cristo (REDE)	Sustainable Mobilization for São Paulo PMN, REDE
	191		Mário Covas Neto (PODE)	São Paulo Trusts and Advances PSB, PODE, PPS, PDT, PHS, SD, PROS, PR, PATRI, PSC, PRP
	300		Diogo da Luz (NOVO)	New Party (NOVO)
	400		Maurren Maggi (PSB)	São Paulo Trusts and Advances PSB, PODE, PPS, PDT, PHS, SD, PROS, PR, PATRI, PSC, PRP
	457		Mara Gabrilli (PSDB)	Speed Up SP PSDB, DEM, PSD, PP, PRB, PTC
	450		Ricardo Tripoli (PSDB)	Speed Up SP PSDB, DEM, PSD, PP, PRB, PTC
	500		Silvia Ferraro (PSOL)	Not Afraid to Change SP PSOL, PCB
	505		Daniel Cara (PSOL)	Not Afraid to Change SP PSOL, PCB

Declined candidates

• 
  Senator
  Marta Suplicy (MDB)
  from São Paulo

Results

Governor

Candidate		Party	Running mate	Party	First round		Second round
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	João Doria	PSDB	Rodrigo Garcia	DEM	6,431,555	31.77	10,990,350	51.75
	Márcio França	PSB	Eliane Nikoluk	PR	4,358,998	21.53	10,248,740	48.25
	Paulo Skaf	MDB	Carla Danielle Basson	MDB	4,268,865	21.09
	Luiz Marinho	PT	Ana Bock	PT	2,563,922	12.66
	Major Costa e Silva	DC	Cabo Fátima	DC	747,462	3.69
	Rogério Chequer	NOVO	Andrea Menezes	NOVO	673,102	3.32
	Rodrigo Tavares	PRTB	Jairo Glikson	PRTB	649,729	3.21
	Lisete Arelaro	PSOL	Maurício Costa	PSOL	507,236	2.51
	Marcelo Cândido	PDT	Gleides Sodré	PDT	323,235	0.00
	Claudio Fernando	PMN	Roberto Campos	REDE	28,666	0.14
	Toninho Ferreira	PSTU	Ariana Gonçalves	PSTU	16,202	0.08
	Lilian Miranda	PCO	Marcio Roberto	PCO	7,035	0.00
Invalid/blank votes					5,351,348	–	4,598,372	–
Cancelled votes					330,270	–	0	–
Total					25,928,355	100	25,837,462	100
Registered voters/turnout					33,032,372	78.48	33,032,785	78.22

Popular vote (first round) Doria   31.77% França   21.53% Skaf   21.09% Marinho   12.66% Costa e Silva   3.69% Chequer   3.32% Tavares   3.21% Arelaro   2.51% Others   0.22%

Popular vote (second round) Doria   51.75% França   48.25%

Senator

Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Major Olímpio	PSL	9,039,717	25.81
	Mara Gabrilli	PSDB	6,513,282	18.59
	Eduardo Suplicy	PT	4,667,565	13.32
	Ricardo Tripoli	PSDB	3,154,058	9.00
	Maurren Maggi	PSB	2,979,856	8.51
	Mário Covas Neto	PODE	2,217,983	6.07
	Jilmar Tatto	PT	2,103,377	6.00
	Diogo da Luz	NOVO	1,778,884	5.08
	Cidinha	MDB	587,859	1.68
	Silvia Ferraro	PSOL	543,583	1.55
	Daniel Cara	PSOL	440,118	1.26
	Marcelo Barbieri	MDB	386,880	1.10
	Antonio Neto	PDT	358,432	1.02
	Jair Andreoni	PRTB	145,944	0.00
	Pedro Henrique de Cristo	REDE	136,466	0.39
	Kaled	DC	134,266	0.00
	Moira Lázaro	REDE	129,146	0.37
	Eliana Ferreira	PSTU	60,731	0.17
	Mancha	PSTU	21,183	0.06
	Nivaldo Orlandi	PCO	7,419	0.00
Invalid/blank votes			16,813,520	–
Cancelled votes			141,685	–
Total			35,029,120	100.0
Registered voters/turnout			33,032,372	78.47
Source: UOL

Popular vote Olímpio   25.81% Gabrilli   18.59% Suplicy   13.32% Tripoli   9.00% Maggi   8.51% Covas   6.07% Tatto   6.00% Luz   5.08% Others   7.60%

Chamber of Deputies

Party		Chamber of Deputies
		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Social Liberal Party	4,409,549	20.89	10	10
	Workers' Party	2,067,527	9.80	8	2
	Party of the Republic	1,734,561	8.22	7	6
	Brazilian Social Democracy Party	1,729,697	8.20	6	8
	Brazilian Republican Party	1,591,587	7.54	6	2
	Democrats	1,089,549	5.16	5	1
	Brazilian Socialist Party	1,062,726	5.04	4
	Socialism and Liberty Party	915,206	4.34	3	2
	New Party	899,904	4.26	3	New
	Podemos	688,572	3.26	3	2
	Social Democratic Party	679,597	3.22	2	3
	Progressistas	639,122	3.03	4	2
	Brazilian Democratic Movement	527,821	2.50	2
	Democratic Labour Party	451,442	2.14	1
	Green Party	414,051	1.96	1	2
	Popular Socialist Party	370,482	1.76	2
	Solidariedade	255,231	1.21	1
	Patriota	229,241	1.09	0
	Republican Party of the Social Order	201,879	0.96	0
	Brazilian Labour Party	200,514	0.95	0	2
	Sustainability Network	188,987	0.90	0	New
	Avante	141,467	0.67	0
	Progressive Republican Party	131,974	0.63	0
	Social Christian Party	112,504	0.53	1	2
	Communist Party of Brazil	89,286	0.42	1
	Brazilian Labour Renewal Party	77,350	0.37	0
	Free Fatherland Party	50,024	0.24	0
	Humanist Party of Solidarity	47,817	0.23	0
	Party of National Mobilization	35,643	0.17	0
	Christian Democracy	19,307	0.09	0
	Party of the Brazilian Woman	18,204	0.09	0	New
	Christian Labour Party	14,189	0.07	0
	Unified Workers' Socialist Party	11,682	0.06	0
	Labour Cause's Party	7,486	0.04	0
Invalid/blank votes		4,817,139	–	–	–
Total		25,921,320	100.0	70	–
Registered voters/turnout		33,032,372	78.47	–	–
Source: UOL

Legislative Assembly

Legislative Assembly

Party		Legislative Assembly
		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Social Liberal Party	4,025,339	19.31	15	14
	Brazilian Social Democracy Party	2,003,387	9.61	8	14
	Workers' Party	1,940,265	9.31	10	4
	Brazilian Socialist Party	1,268,862	6.09	8	2
	Democrats	1,230,234	5.90	7	1
	Party of the Republic	1,196,787	5.74	6	3
	Socialism and Liberty Party	906,670	4.35	4	2
	New Party	891,319	4.27	4	New
	Podemos	874,310	4.19	4	3
	Progressistas	852,277	4.09	4	2
	Brazilian Republican Party	745,238	3.57	6	2
	Brazilian Democratic Movement	598,084	2.87	3	1
	Social Democratic Party	559,380	2.68	2	2
	Green Party	468,653	2.25	1	2
	Brazilian Labour Party	365,566	1.75	2
	Popular Socialist Party	337,3880	1.62	2
	Humanist Party of Solidarity	325,114	1.56	1
	Patriota	313,957	1.51	1	2
	Republican Party of the Social Order	309,886	1.49	1	1
	Democratic Labour Party	300,680	1.44	1
	Communist Party of Brazil	246,100	1.18	1	1
	Solidariedade	232,081	1.11	1
	Avante	210,034	1.01	1
	Sustainability Network	164,367	0.79	1	New
	Progressive Republican Party	155,358	0.75	0
	Social Christian Party	125,079	0.60	0
	Brazilian Labour Renewal Party	52,706	0.25	0
	Party of National Mobilization	31,326	0.15	0
	Free Fatherland Party	30,826	0.15	0
	Christian Labour Party	24,566	0.12	0
	Party of the Brazilian Woman	23,039	0.11	0	New
	Christian Democracy	18,119	0.09	0
	Unified Workers' Socialist Party	16,549	0.08	0
	Brazilian Communist Party	7,558	0.04	0
Invalid/blank votes		5,070,214	–	–	–
Total		25,921,310	100.0	94	–
Registered voters/turnout		33,032,372	78.47	–	–
Source: UOL

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