
In several cities in the interior of São Paulo, with varying percentages of polled sections, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) leads over Lula (PT) in the counting of votes for president in the first round of the 2022 elections, with advantages that vary between approximately 24 and 49 percentage points, according to partial data released in real time.
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The text presents real-time updates on the counting of votes for president in the first round of the 2022 general elections in several cities in the interior of the state of São Paulo, showing the comparison between the votes of Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) and Lula (PT) based on the sections already counted in each location.
Serra Negra (SP) - The vote for president in the city has ended. With 100% of the sections counted, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) has 65.20% of the votes, while Lula (PT) has 26.93%
Sumaré (SP) - An employee of the 362nd Electoral Zone of Sumaré reads the media to count the votes in this 1st round. City has already verified 63.04% of the sections. Follow the results in real time HERE
Valinhos (SP) - The investigation has begun in the city. With 5.07% of the sections counted, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) has 62.29% of the votes, while Lula (PT) has 27.95%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Itapira (SP) - End of the investigation in Itapira (SP). With 100% of the sections counted, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) received 65.55% of the valid votes. Lula (PT) had 25.86%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Serra Negra (SP) - Another city in the Campina region has started the investigation. With 33.33% of the sections counted, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) has 66.49% of the votes, while Lula (PT) has 26.11%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Campinas (SP) - Third largest electoral college in São Paulo, Campinas began counting the results at 6:41 pm. Follow the results in real time HERE
Mogi Mirim (SP) - The investigation has begun in the city. With 27.91% of the sections counted, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) has 70.49% of the votes, while Lula (PT) appears with 20.96%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Santo Antônio do Jardim (SP) - With the turnout of 3,779 of the 5,173 eligible voters, the city closed the counting of the 18 sections. In Santo Antônio do Jardim, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) received 63.40% of the valid votes, against 28.55% for Lula (PT).
Follow the results in real time HERE
Indaiatuba (SP) - One of the largest cities in the Campinas region, Indaiatuba has begun the investigation. With 4.55% of the total sections, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) leads with 59.21% of the votes, while Lula (PT) accumulates 29.42%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Monte Mor (SP) - The investigation has begun in the city. With 25.47% of the sections totaled, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) appears with 57.41% of the votes, while Lula (PT) has 32.71%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Campinas (SP) - Ballot boxes are unloaded at the electoral office in the city center after voting ends. Follow HERE the real-time count in the third largest electoral college in São Paulo.
Monte Mor and Serra Negra - The investigation begins to gain pace in the region, and two more cities are already presenting the first results. Follow the results in real time HERE
Sumaré (SP) - The investigation begins in the city. With 3.28% of the total sections, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) appears with 57.01% of the votes, while Lula (PT) has 35.12%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Hortolândia (SP) - The investigation began in Hortolândia. With 2.25% of the sections counted, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) appears in the lead, with 53.25%, followed by Lula (PT), with 37.99%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Itapira (SP) - It is the city in the region with the most advanced investigation. With 95.03% of the sections totaled, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) has 65.50% of the votes in the city, and Lula (SP) has 25.85%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Americana (SP) - Investigation begins in the city. With 2.9% of the total sections, Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) appears with 63.71% of the votes, while Lula (PT) has 27.52%.
Follow the results in real time HERE
Indaiatuba (SP) - After 1 hour of the gates closing, the first ballot boxes begin to arrive at the Electoral Registry Office of the 211th Electoral Zone.
Campinas (SP) - One hour after the end of voting hours, Escola Estadual Prof. Vitório José Antônio Zamarion, in Jardim São Bento, still has voters in line to vote. The investigation has not yet started in the metropolis.

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