Of 13 mayoral candidates supported by Bolsonaro, 9 are not elected in the country | Choice in numbers



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Most of the mayoral candidates supported by President Jair Bolsonaro in the elections this Sunday (15) were not elected.

In the final stretch of the electoral campaign, Bolsonaro made “lives” in the Palacio de la Alvorada ask for votes for 13 mayoral candidates which he supports, in addition to other candidates for councilman and Senate candidate for MT (the state had a complementary election for the vacancy in the Senate after the impeachment of Selma Arruda, last year).

Support for Bolsonaro and performance of the candidates

Of the 13 mayoral candidates supported, 9 were not elected

Source: TSE

In São Paulo (SP), the candidate supported by Bolsonaro was Celso Russomano (Republicans). With 99.67% of the votes counted, Russomano came in fourth place, with 10.50% of the votes. The second round will be disputed by the current mayor Bruno Covas (PSDB) and Guilherme Boulos (PSOL).

In Belo Horizonte (MG), candidate Bruno Engler (PRTB), supported by Bolsonaro, obtained 9.95% of the votes when 99.76% of the votes were counted. The current mayor Alexandre Kalil was re-elected.

In Recife (PE), delegate Patrícia (PODE), supported by Bolsonaro, ranked fourth in the dispute, which goes to the second round. João Campos (PSB) and Marília Arraes (PT) dispute the position.

In Manaus (AM), Colonel Menezes (Patriotas) ranked fifth in the dispute, with 11.32% of the votes. The capital will have a second round with Amazonino Mendes (Pode), with 23.91%, and David Almeida (Avante), with 22.36%.

In Santos (SP), with 90.80% of the votes counted, the election was still undefined. The candidate Ivan Sartori (PSD), supported by Bolsonaro, was contesting a possible second round with Rogério Santos (PSDB). Sartori obtained 18.33% of the votes, while Santos obtained 51.12%.

In Sobral (CE), Bolsonaro’s candidate lost. Ivo Gomes (PDT) was elected, with 59.23% of the votes, while Oscar Rodrigues (MDB) obtained 40.77%.

In Cabo Frio (RJ), with 100% of the votes counted, candidate Dr. Serginho received 33.7% of the votes, occupying second place in the dispute.

In Cabedelo (PB), mayoral candidate Morgana Macena obtained 12.2% of the votes with 100% of the votes counted.

In Criciúma (SC), the candidate Julia Zanatta (PL) came in third place with 7.03% of the votes. The candidate Salvaro (PSDB) won, with 72.36% of the votes.

Among the mayoral candidates supported by Bolsonaro, two were elected.

Gustavo Nunes (PSL) won the dispute for the city of Ipatinga (MG) this Sunday. With 100% of the votes counted, he obtained 40.90% of the votes.

Another candidate supported by Bolsonaro was also elected in Parnaíba (PI). Mão Santa (DEM) won with 68.34% of the votes after counting 100% of the votes.

Marcelo Crivella (Republicans), current mayor of Rio de Janeiro and supported by Bolsonaro, will run for the second round with Eduardo Paes (DEM). Crivella obtained 21.90% of the votes with 99.99% of the votes counted.

In Fortaleza (CE), the candidate supported by Bolsonaro, Captain Wagner (PROS), went to the second round with Sarto (PDT). Wagner obtained 33.32% of the votes and Sarto 35.72%.

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