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Lagoinha is a municipality located in the interior of São Paulo, in the Paraíba Valley, with 5,475 voters eligible to vote in this Sunday's municipal elections (4).
Lagoinha, in the interior of São Paulo — Photo: TV Vanguarda
Lagoinha, in Vale do Paraíba, concluded the counting of votes for this Sunday's elections (4). According to the TSE, the 16 electoral stations in the municipality were totaled at 7:11 pm.
In the race for president, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) received 2,298 votes (56.68%), while Lula (PT) received 1,392 votes (34.34%).
For governor, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) received 2,798 votes (72.94%), while Fernando Haddad (PT) had 1,019 votes (26.56%).
Lagoinha has 5,475 eligible voters. In total, 4,282 attended the polls, with abstention of 21.79%.
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