RIO – The exit poll published by Ibope this Sunday points to a probable second round between Eduardo Paes (DEM) and Marcelo Crivella (Republicans) in the dispute for the mayor of Rio. According to Ibope, Paes reached 39% of the valid votes this Sunday, while Crivella got 20%. The margin of error is two percentage points, up or down.
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In the poll released the Sunday after the voting ended, at 5 pm (Brasilia time), Benedita da Silva (PT) had 14% and Martha Rocha (PDT) had 11% of the valid votes.
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In the poll released by Ibope on the eve of the first round, Crivella, Martha and Benedita were in a triple technical tie, with a numerical advantage for the current mayor. The exit poll shows Crivella’s advantage for Benedita and Martha above the margin of error.
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Luiz Lima (PSL) obtained 6% of the valid votes, Renata Souza (PSOL) 4% and Eduardo Bandeira de Mello (Rede) and Paulo Messina (MDB) each had 2% of the valid votes. Clarissa Garotinho (PROS) and Fred Luz (Novo) had 1% each. Cyro García (PSTU), Glória Heloíza (PSC), Suêd Haidar (PMB) and Henrique Simonard (PCO) did not reach 1%.
Ibope listened to 5,000 voters. The survey was registered in the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) under protocol RJ-07184/2020. The confidence level is 99%.
Benedita da Silva (PT), candidate for mayor of Rio, voted for the São Thomas de Aquino Municipal School, in Leme, South Zone Photo: Guilherme Pinto / Agência O GloboEduardo Paes (DEM) arrives with his family to vote at the Lúcia Miguel Pereira Municipal School, in São Conrado, South Zone of Rio Photo: Gabriel de Paiva / Agência O GloboCandidate for re-election, Mayor Marcelo Crivella (Republicans) votes at the Sérgio Buarque de Holanda Barra school, Barra da Tijuca, West Zone of Rio Photo: Domingos Peixoto / Agência O GloboMartha Rocha (PDT), candidate for mayor of Rio, voted for the General Euclydes Municipal School of Figueiredo, in Tijuca, North Zone Photo: Pedro Teixeira / Agência O GloboGloria Heloiza (PSC), candidate for mayor of Rio Photo: DisclosureClarissa Garotinho (Pros), candidate for mayor of Rio Photo: DisclosureCyro García (PSTU), candidate for mayor of Río Photo: DisclosureNiterói mayoral candidate Axel Grael (PDT) also voted for Gay Lussac, in San Francisco Photo: ROBERTO MOREYRA / Agência O GloboFelipe Peixoto (PSB), candidate for mayor of Niterói, Metropolitan Region of Rio Photo: ROBERTO MOREYRA / Agência O GloboFlavio Serafini (PSOL), candidate from Niterói Photo: ROBERTO MOREYRA / Agência O GloboCandidate for mayor of Niterói, Joana Lage (Podemos) votes at the Gay Lussac school, in San Francisco, South Zone of the city Photo: ROBERTO MOREYRA / Agência O GloboBruno Covas (PSDB), candidate for reelection in São Paulo Photo: NELSON ALMEIDA / AFPGuilherme Boulos, candidate for mayor of São Paulo for the PSOL, votes at the Pontifical Catholic University, in the West Zone of the city Photo: CJPress / Agência O GloboVera Lúcia (PSTU), candidate for mayor of São Paulo Photo: DisclosureCandidate for re-election, Mayor Washington Reis (MDB) votes in Duque de Caxias, in the largest municipality of Baixada Fluminense in Rio, after the capital Photo: DisclosureAs a candidate for reelection in Nova Iguaçu, Baixada Fluminense, Rogério Lisboa voted for the Rangel Pestana Public School, in the Center Photo: Cléber Júnior / Agência O Globo
