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The first round of the 2026 elections took place this Sunday (4) in 42 cities in the region of São Carlos, SP, with abstention data released by the Superior Electoral Court.
Gates are opened at the Centro Universitário Central Paulista (Unicep), in São Carlos (SP), and the first voters will start voting this Sunday (4) — Photo: Larissa Augustinho/g1
Data from the Superior Electoral Court indicate that 311,212 voters failed to go to the polls in the first round voting in the 2026 elections in São Carlos (SP), Araraquara and 40 other cities in the region.
In total, 1,400,064 voters were eligible to vote. This means that 2 out of 9 voters did not vote. The average abstention rate in cities totaled 22.23%.
Analândia led the percentage of absent voters in the region, registering 29.82% abstention (1,396 absent voters).
Conchal had the highest voter engagement proportionally, with the lowest abstention rate: 17.03% (3,564 absent).
Analândia had a higher proportion of absent voters in the first round of the 2026 Elections; Conchal had the smallest — Photo: EP Collection
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Absences in the largest Electoral Colleges
In terms of the absolute number of voters who did not go to the polls, the largest municipalities in the region concentrate the largest numbers:
São Carlos: 46,573 absent (23.65%)
Araraquara: 37,117 absent (21.79%)
Rio Claro: 32,062 absent (21.19%)
Macaws: 18,946 absent (19.21%)
Leme: 15,456 absent (21.20%)
São João da Boa Vista: 14,331 absent (21.35)
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See the number of voters who did not vote in the 42 cities:
Aguaí: 6,091 (25.13%)
Águas da Prata: 1,183 (20.01%)
Américo Brasiliense: 5,569 (20.39%)
Analândia: 1,396 (29.82%)
Araraquara: 37,117 (21.79%)
Macaws: 18,946 (19.21%)
Boa Esperança do Sul: 2,148 (22.13%)
Sprouts: 4,366 (24.50%)
Caconde: 3,129 (23.47%)
White House: 4,938 (25.25%)
Conchal: 3,564 (17.03%)
Corumbataí: 833 (23.64%)
Descalvado: 6,459 (25.93%)
Divinolândia: 1,973 (20.67%)
Gold: 1,380 (20.30%)
Gavião Peixoto: 908 (21.80%)
Ibaté: 6,077 (23.14%)
Itirapina: 2,579 (24.80%)
Itobi: 1,271 (21.16%)
Rudder: 15,456 (21.20%)
Matão: 13,425 (21.07%)
Mococa: 11,793 (24.01%)
Motuca: 725 (21.42%)
New Europe: 1,527 (21.29%)
Pirassununga: 12,213 (22.14%)
Porto Ferreira: 9,149 (22.90%)
Ribeirão Bonito: 2,308 (26.79%)
Rincão: 1,673 (23.33%)
Rio Claro: 32,062 (21.19%)
Santa Cruz da Conceição: 896 (21.64%)
Santa Cruz das Palmeiras: 5,108 (23.82%)
Santa Gertrudes: 3,784 (19.76%)
Saint Lucia: 1,332 (21.06%)
Santa Rita do Passa Quatro: 4,933 (24.67%)
São Carlos: 46,573 (23.65%)
São João da Boa Vista: 14,331 (21.35%)
São José do Rio Pardo: 9,318 (23.78%)
São Sebastião da Grama: 1,948 (23.20%)
Tambaú: 3,514 (22.10%)
Tapiratiba: 1,796 (19.46%)
Trabiju: 344 (20.86%)
Vargem Grande do Sul: 7,077 (23.26%)
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