São Paulo mayoral election, 2016

São Paulo mayoral election, 2016
October 2, 2016 (2016-10-02)
Opinion polls
Turnout 78.16%[1]

 
Candidate João Doria Júnior Fernando Haddad
Party PSDB PT
Popular vote 3,085,187[1] 967,190[1]
Percentage 53.28%[1] 16.70%[1]
Mayor before election

Fernando Haddad
PT

 Elected Mayor

João Doria Júnior
PSDB

The municipal election of the Brazilian city of São Paulo took place in 2 October 2016[2] to elected a Mayor, a Vice Mayor, and 55 Aldermen for the administration of the city. The incumbent Mayor was Fernando Haddad of the Workers' Party (PT), who ran for reelection. The movements before the campaign happened in a context of politic crisis envolving a impeachment request during the second term of former president Dilma Rousseff, of the Workers' Party (PT).[3]

Candidates

No. Mayor Vice-mayor Party/Coalition
10 Celso Russomano (PRB) Marlene Campos Machado (PTB)
"São Paulo Knows, We Solve It"
PRB, PSC, PTB, PEN
13 Fernando Haddad (PT) Gabriel Chalita (PDT)
"More São Paulo"
PT, PCdoB, PR, PDT, PROS
15 Marta Suplicy (PMDB) Andrea Matarazzo (PSD)
"Union for São Paulo"
PMDB, PSD
16 Altino Prazeres (PSTU) Professora Janaína (PSTU)
United Socialist Workers' Party (PSTU)
18 Ricardo Young (REDE) Carlota Mingolla (REDE)
Sustainability Network (REDE)
27 João Bico (PSDC) Professora Sílvia Cristina (PSDC)
Social Democratic Christian Party (PSDC)
28 Levy Fidelix (PRTB) Jairo Glikson (PRTB)
Brazilian Labor Renewal Party (PRTB)
29 Henrique Áreas (PCO) Tranquillo Moterle (PCO)
Workers' Cause Party (PCO)
45 João Doria (PSDB) Bruno Covas (PSDB)
"Speed Up SP"
PSDB, PP, PSB, DEM, PTN, PMN, PPS, PHS, PV, PSL, PMB, PRP, PTC, PTdoB
50 Luiza Erundina (PSOL) Ivan Valente (PSOL)
"Dreams Can Govern"
PSOL, PCB, PPL
77 Major Olímpio (SD) David Martins (SD)
Solidarity (SD)

Opinion polls

Polling Firm/Link Date(s)
administered		 Sample
Size		 PT PMDB PSDB PSOL PRB Others Abst./
Undec.
2016 election 2 October 2016 6,945,741 16.70%
(Haddad)		 10.14%
(Suplicy)		 53.29%
(Doria)		 3.16%
(Erundina)		 13.64%
(Russomano)		 3.04% 21.84%
IBOPE 29 September–1 October 2016 1,204 13%
(Haddad)		 16%
(Suplicy)		 30%
(Doria)		 5%
(Erundina)		 20%
(Russomano)		 3% 13%
Datafolha 30 September–1 October 2016 4,022 14%
(Haddad)		 12%
(Suplicy)		 38%
(Doria)		 5%
(Erundina)		 14%
(Russomano)		 3% 14%
IBOPE 25–28 September 2016 1,204 13%
(Haddad)		 16%
(Suplicy)		 28%
(Doria)		 5%
(Erundina)		 22%
(Russomano)		 4% 12%
Datafolha 26 September 2016 1,260 11%
(Haddad)		 15%
(Suplicy)		 30%
(Doria)		 5%
(Erundina)		 22%
(Russomano)		 2% 16%
IBOPE 20–26 September 2016 1,204 12%
(Haddad)		 15%
(Suplicy)		 28%
(Doria)		 4%
(Erundina)		 24%
(Russomano)		 3% 14%
Datafolha 21 September 2016 1,260 10%
(Haddad)		 20%
(Suplicy)		 25%
(Doria)		 4%
(Erundina)		 22%
(Russomano)		 3% 15%
Paraná Pesquisas 16–20 September 2016 1,200 8.5%
(Haddad)		 19.5%
(Suplicy)		 21.2%
(Doria)		 4.9%
(Erundina)		 27.7%
(Russomano)		 3.3% 15%
IBOPE 10–13 September 2016 1,001 9%
(Haddad)		 20%
(Suplicy)		 17%
(Doria)		 5%
(Erundina)		 30%
(Russomano)		 3% 16%
Datafolha 8 September 2016 1,092 9%
(Haddad)		 21%
(Suplicy)		 16%
(Doria)		 7%
(Erundina)		 26%
(Russomano)		 4% 17%
Paraná Pesquisas 28 August–1 September 2016 1,200 7.0%
(Haddad)		 15.8%
(Suplicy)		 13.7%
(Doria)		 7.1%
(Erundina)		 32.1%
(Russomano)		 4.7% 19.5%
Datafolha 23–24 August 2016 1,092 8%
(Haddad)		 16%
(Suplicy)		 5%
(Doria)		 10%
(Erundina)		 31%
(Russomano)		 5% 24%
IBOPE 19–22 August 2016 805 9%
(Haddad)		 17%
(Suplicy)		 9%
(Doria)		 9%
(Erundina)		 33%
(Russomano)		 6% 17%
IBOPE 22–27 July 2016 602 7%
(Haddad)		 10%
(Suplicy)		 7%
(Doria)		 8%
(Erundina)		 29%
(Russomano)		 17% 18%
Datafolha 12–13 July 2015 1,092 8%
(Haddad)		 16%
(Suplicy)		 6%
(Doria)		 10%
(Erundina)		 25%
(Russomano)		 13% 23%
11%
(Haddad)		 21%
(Suplicy)		 7%
(Doria)		 13%
(Erundina)		 – 19% 30%
Datafolha 16–19 June 2016 602 7%
(Haddad)		 10%
(Suplicy)		 6%
(Doria)		 8%
(Erundina)		 26%
(Russomano)		 18% 26%
Datafolha 28–29 October 2015 1,092 12%
(Haddad)		 13%
(Suplicy)		 3%
(Doria)		 – 34%
(Russomano)		 17% 20%
12%
(Haddad)		 13%
(Suplicy)		 4%
(Matarazzo)		 – 34%
(Russomano)		 17% 20%

Results

Mayor

Candidate Running mate 1st round[1]
Total Percentage
João Doria (PSDB) Bruno Covas (PSDB) 3,085,187 53.29%
Fernando Haddad (PT) Gabriel Chalita (PDT) 967,190 16.70%
Celso Russomano (PRB) Marlene Campos Machado (PTB) 789,986 13.64%
Marta Suplicy (PMDB) Andrea Matarazzo (PSD) 587,220 10.14%
Luiza Erundina (PSOL) Ivan Valente (PSOL) 184,000 3.18%
Major Olímpio (SD) David Martins (SD) 116,870 2.02%
Ricardo Young (REDE) Carlota Mingolla (REDE) 25,993 0.45%
Levy Fidelix (PRTB) Jairo Glikson (PRTB) 21,705 0.37%
João Bico (PSDC) Professor Sílvia Cristina (PSDC) 6,006 0.10%
Altino Prazeres (PSTU) Professora Janaína (PSTU) 4,715 0.08%
Henrique Áreas (PCO) Tranquillo Moterle (PCO) 1,019 0.02%
Total of valid votes 4,789,891 83,36%
Blank votes 367,471 5,29%
Null votes 788,379 11.35%
Total 6,945,741 78.16%
Abstentions 1,940,454 21.84%
  Elected

City Councillors

Candidate Party Voting[1]
Percentage Total
Eduardo Suplicy PT 5.62% 301,446
Milton Leite DEM 2.01% 107,957
Reginaldo Tripoli PV 1.66% 88,843
Conte Lopes PP 1.49% 80,052
Mário Covas Neto PSDB 1.41% 75,593
Eduardo Tuma PSDB 1.31% 70,273
Adilson Amadeu PTB 1.25% 67,071
Souza Santos PRB 1.04% 55,924
Ricardo Nunes PMDB 1.02% 54.692
Celso Jatene PR 1.00% 52,715
Eliseu Gabriel PSB 0.98% 52,355
Rodrigo Goulart PSD 0.92% 49,364
Fernando Holiday DEM 0.90% 48,055
Atílio Francisco PRB 0.88% 46,961
Masataka Ota PSB 0.86% 45,915
Senival Moura PT 0.85% 45,320
Patrícia Bezerra PSDB 0.84% 45,285
João Jorge PSDB 0.79% 42,404
Aurélio Nomura PSDB 0.78% 41,954
Soninha Francine PPS 0.75% 40,113
Edir Sales PSD 0.73% 39,062
Gilson Barreto PSDB 0.72% 38,564
André Santos PRB 0.70% 37,393
Daniel Annenberg PSDB 0.69% 36,983
Alfredinho PT 0.68% 36,324
Toninho Paiva PR 0.66% 35,219
Juliana Cardoso PT 0.65% 34,949
Sandra Tadeu DEM 0.64% 34,182
Rute Costa PSD 0.63% 33,999
Police Neto PSD 0.63% 33,537
Antonio Donato PT 0.61% 32,592
Noemi Nonato PR 0.60% 32,116
Jair Tatto PT 0.58% 30,989
Gilberto Nascimento Jr. PSC 0.57% 30,382
Adriana Ramalho PSDB 0.56% 29,756
Camilo Cristófaro PSB 0.56% 29,603
Reis PT 0.55% 29,308
Paulo Frange PTB 0.55% 29,242
Ricardo Teixeira PROS 0.53% 28,515
Fábio Riva PSDB 0.52% 28,041
Gilberto Natalini PV 0.52% 28,006
Alessandro Guedes PT 0.50% 26,780
Arselino Tatto PT 0.50% 26,596
George Hato PMDB 0.49% 26,104
Isac Félix PR 0.48% 25,876
Aline Cardoso PSDB 0.48% 25,769
Claudinho de Souza PSDB 0.46% 24,923
David Soares DEM 0.46% 24,892
Dr. Milton Ferreira PTN 0.41% 21,849
Rinaldi Digilio PRB 0.39% 20,916
Janaína Lima NOVO 0.36% 19,425
Cláudio Fonseca PPS 0.34% 18,444
Toninho Vespoli PSOL 0.30% 16,012
Zé Turin PHS 0.28% 14,957
Sâmia Bomfim PSOL 0.23% 12,464

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Eleições 2016 São Paulo/SP: Aprovação, resultado, prefeito e vereadores eleitos" (in Portuguese). Uol. 2 October 2016. Retrieved 1 December 2017.
  2. ↑ Prazeres, Leandro (9 July 2015). "Câmara aprova novas regras para eleições; veja o que pode mudar" (in Portuguese). Uol. Retrieved 2 December 2017.
  3. ↑ Watts, Jonathan; Bowater, Donna (1 September 2016). "Brazil's Dilma Rousseff impeached by Senate in crushing defeat". The Guardian. Retrieved 2 December 2017.
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