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Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa was re-elected President of the Republic this Sunday. The current president has already obtained 60.91% of the votes (2,433,572 votes), followed by Ana Gomes, from long distance, with 12.83% (512,530 votes).
In the absence of closing the count of the districts of Lisbon and Porto, it can be seen that André Ventura is in third place with 11.89% (465,041).
Then João Ferreira with 4.22%, Marisa Matias with 3.93%, Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 3.20% and finally Vitorino Silva with 2.99%.
So far, 45,592 blank votes (1.12%) have been counted and the invalid votes have been 38.534 (0.94%).
Districts with counts already closed
As the counts are closed, it can be seen that Marcelo wins in Beja with 51.3% and Ventura with 16.19%, according to data from the General Secretariat of the Ministry of Internal Administration. João Ferreira is in third place with 15.0%, Ana Gomes in fourth with 10.7%, Marisa Matias in fifth with 3.61% and Vitorino Silva is ahead of Mayan (with 1.35%) with 1.83%.
Beja was the first district to close the scrutiny and abstention was 56.06%.
Let us remember that in a district mainly of the PCP, the candidate supported by the party, João Ferreira, was surpassed by Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and André Ventura.
Marcelo also wins in White Castle with 62.1% of the votes and Ventura ranks second with 13.96%. Ana Gomes is in third place with 11.55%.
as well Viseu just counted the votes, a mostly PSD district. Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa won with 65.2% of the votes and André Ventura in second place with 13.16%. Ana Gomes with 10.39% is third.
Look closes and the trend continues. Marcelo ranks first with 63.50%, Ventura second with 13.70% and Ana Gomes third with 11.42%.
Vitorino Silva ranks fourth with 3.51% and Marisa Matias in fifth place with 3.26%. João Ferreira with 2.53% and Tiago Mayan with 2.08%.
Royal village leaves Marcelo in first place with 64.04%, André Ventura in second with 14.33% and Ana Gomes in third with 10.44%. Marisa Matias was fourth with 3.47% and Vitorino Silva with 3.35%.
João Ferreira follows in second place, with 2.46% and Tiago Mayan Gonçalves, with 1.91%.
Results in Coimbra closed. Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa with 62.44%, Ana Gomes in second place with 13.02% and André Ventura with 10.01%. Marisa Matias with 5.48%, João Ferreira with 3.85%, followed by Vitorino Silva with 2.66% and Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 2.53%.
Aveiro it is the first closed district where Ana Gomes ranks second. Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa in first place with 65.66%, followed by Ana Gomes with 11.82% and André Ventura in third with 9.62%. Marisa Matias wins fourth place, with 3.87%, Vitorino Silva in fifth place with 3.59%, followed by Mayan with 3.10%. Finally João Ferreira with 2.34%.
In Madeira, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa was in first place with 72.16% followed by André Ventura with 9.85% and Ana Gomes in third place with 7.88%. In fourth place
Marisa Matias with 4.26%, followed by Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 2.30% and in sixth place Vitorino Silva with 1.84%. João Ferreira won 1.72%.
In Santarem, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa gained 60.76% and André Ventura was in second place with 15.75%. The third place is occupied by Ana Gomes with 9.81%, the fourth by João Ferreira with 4.96% and Marisa Matias with 3.73%. Vitorino Silva was second to last with 2.74% and Tiago Mayan last with 2.25%.
Braga it has also closed the counts. Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa obtained 63.93% of the votes, Ana Gomes 12.20% and Ventura 10.70%. Vitorino Silva was fourth with 3.71%, Marisa Matias fifth with 3.43% and Tiago Mayan Gonçalves in sixth place with 3.25%. João Ferreira was last with 2.78%.
Evora Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa was in first place with 54.70% of the votes. André Ventura gained 16.76%, followed by João Ferreia with 10.80%. Ana Gomes in fourth place with 10.30%, Marisa Matias with 3.59% and Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 2.03%. Vitorino Silva won 1.82%
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa ranked first with 57.33% in Pharaoh. André Ventura followed with 16.69%, then Ana Gomes with 11.74% and in fourth place Marisa Matias with 4.88%.
João Ferreira with 4.24%, Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 2.59% and Vitorino Silva with 2.53%.
In Portalegre, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa won 55.71%, Ventura second with 20.04% and Ana Gomes third with 10.22%.
João Ferreira came in fourth place with 7.27%, Marisa Matias fifth with 3.13% followed by Vitorino Silva with 1.85% and Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 1.78%.
Viana do Castelo Close the vote count with Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa winning with 63.66%. In second place is Ana Gomes with 11.57%, André Ventura with 11.38% fiac in third place and in fourth place Vitorino Silva with 4.01%. Marisa Matias won 3.69%, João Ferreira 3.19% and Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 2.51%.
Leiria closes the counts with Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa winning 63.94% of the votes. André Ventura is in second place with 12.50% and Ana Gomes in third with 10.45%. In fourth place Marisa Matias with 4% according to João Ferreira with 3.19%. In the penultimate Vitorino Silva with 3.06% and in the last Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 2.87%.
Azores He chose Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa with 69.67%, in second place Ana Gomes with 11.09% and André Ventura in third with 9.38%. Marisa Matias with 3.94%, Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 2.07%, Vitorino Silva with 1.95% and finally João Ferreira with 1.90%.
Porto He closes the count with Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa obtaining 60.01% of the votes. Ana Gomes was second with 15.58% and André Ventura third with 8.42%.
In fourth place was Vitorino Silva with 4.46%, Tiago Mayan Gonçalves with 4.29% and in sixth place Marisa Matias with 3.98%. Lastly, João Ferreira with 3.26%.
Projections at the mouth of the polls
The current president of the Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, collects between 58.8 and 60.6% according to the results of the projection at the exit of the polls carried out by Intercampus for the CMTV and win the presidential elections
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa re-elected with a result between 58.8 and 60.6% of the votes, according to Intercampus projection for the CMTV.
Ana Gomes ranks second with a result between 12.7 and 16.3% followed by André Ventura with a range between 10.1 and 13.7%.
Marisa Matias will achieve between 3.1 and 5.5% while Tiago Mayan Gonçalves will achieve between 3.0 and 5.4%. João Ferreira collects between 2.9% and 5.3%. Finally, Vitorino Silva achieves between 1.6 and 4.0%.
Data sheet
Survey carried out by Intercampus for CMTV on January 24, 2021 in order to identify the result of the vote. Universe made up of voters who participated in the electoral act. The sample consists of 23,581 interviews collected in 18 parishes in mainland Portugal.
The sampling error, for a 95% confidence interval, is plus or minus 0.64%.
Information collected in person and directly, by simulating voting at the polls, when leaving the polling stations.
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