Lula wins in Osasco, Cotia and five other cities and wins in 21 of the 39 municipalities in Greater SP

The voting map of Greater São Paulo changed color following the results of the presidential election this Sunday (25). Lula (PT) finished ahead in the dispute in 21 of the 39 municipalities in the Metropolitan Region, while Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) was the most voted in the other 18 cities.

In the first round, the scenario was different: Flávio won in 25 municipalities, against 14 for Lula. In the second round, the PT member reversed the result in seven cities, and there was no municipality in which the PT member won the first round and lost the dispute in the second (see list below).

Lula surpassed 60% of the votes in Diadema and Francisco Morato, while Flávio surpassed 60% in Guararema and Santa Isabel. In Ribeirão Pires, the difference between the two candidates was just 102 votes.

Lula visited seven cities

The municipalities in Greater São Paulo that registered Lula's turnaround were: Osasco, Cotia, Jandira, Poá, Embu-Guaçu, Ribeirão Pires and Pirapora do Bom Jesus.

See the results:

Osasco: Flávio won the first round with 191,726 votes (45.46%), against 182,778 (43.34%) for Lula. In the second round, the PT member turned around and won with 234,320 votes (52.36%), while Flávio received 213,187 (47.64%). The difference was 21,133 votes in favor of Lula.

Cotia: Flávio had obtained 65,331 votes (46.21%) in the first round, against 59,084 (41.79%) for Lula. In the second, the PT member reached 76,363 votes (51.20%), while the opponent had 72,794 (48.80%).

Jandira: Flávio led the first stage with 25,516 votes (45.39%), against 24,546 (43.66%) for Lula. In the second round, the PT member won with 31,446 votes (52.50%), compared to 28,452 (47.50%) for the PL candidate.

Poá: Flávio received 31,643 votes (46.21%) in the first round, while Lula had 29,359 (42.88%). In the second stage, the PT member overturned the result and won with 37,133 votes (51.72%), against 34,665 (48.28%) for his opponent.

Embu-Guaçu: Flávio had won the first stage with 17,338 votes (46.50%), against 15,697 (42.10%) for Lula. In the second round, the PT member obtained 20,568 votes (51.52%), while Flávio received 19,357 (48.48%).

Ribeirão Pires: Flávio won the first round with 30,399 votes (47.21%), against 26,550 (41.23%) for Lula. In the second round, the dispute ended practically in a draw: the PT member won with 34,096 votes (50.07%), just 102 more than Flávio's 33,994 votes (49.93%).

Pirapora do Bom Jesus: the first stage ended with the smallest difference between the candidates among the seven cities. Flávio won by just eight votes, with 4,634 (45.69%), against 4,626 (45.61%) for Lula. In the second round, the PT member won 5,826 votes (54.38%), while his opponent had 4,888 (45.62%).

The biggest electoral strongholds of each candidate

The absolute vote ranking between the two candidates was:

São Paulo: Lula, with 3,864,354 votes.

Guarulhos: Flávio Bolsonaro, with 380,962 votes.

São Bernardo do Campo: Lula, with 268,963 votes.

Osasco: Lula, with 234,320 votes.

Santo André: Flávio Bolsonaro, with 219,136 votes.

Mogi das Cruzes: Flávio Bolsonaro, with 136,895 votes.

Mauá: Lula, with 130,276 votes.

Carapicuíba: Lula, with 121,023 votes.

Barueri: Flávio Bolsonaro, with 116,985 votes.

Itaquaquecetuba: Lula, with 105,827 votes.

The results of the second round also show municipalities in which Lula and Flávio achieved their highest voting percentages in Greater SP.

Lula had the highest percentages in:

Diadema: 61.04% (156,935 votes)

Francisco Morato: 61.04% (58,175 votes)

Taboão da Serra: 59.12% (100,912 votes)

Embu das Artes: 58.35% (94,154 votes)

Rio Grande da Serra: 58.01% (15,250 votes)

In the capital of São Paulo, Lula also finished ahead, with 3,864,354 votes, equivalent to 55.50% of the valid votes considered in the survey.

Flávio Bolsonaro had his highest percentages in:

Guararema: 63.07% (12,762 votes)

Santa Isabel: 60.28% (19,429 votes)

Salesópolis: 59.25% (6,926 votes)

Mairiporã: 58.80% (29,727 votes)

São Caetano do Sul: 58.33% (70,741 votes)

Tight disputes in large municipalities

Some of the most balanced results occurred in municipalities with significant electorates:

In Santo André, Flávio finished the second round with 219,136 votes (50.29%), against 216,589 (49.71%) for Lula, the difference was 2,547 votes;

In Barueri, the PL candidate received 116,985 votes (50.70%), while Lula had 113,777 (49.30%), an advantage of 3,208 votes for Flávio;

In Guarulhos, the PL candidate received 91,006 votes (50.92%), while Lula had 87,723 (49.08%);

In Suzano, the PL candidate received 91,006 votes (50.92%), while Lula had 87,723 (49.08%)

In São Caetano do Sul, Flávio achieved 58.33% of the votes, with 70,741, while Lula received 50,544 (41.67%);

In Mogi das Cruzes, the difference was also wider: Flávio had 136,895 votes (54.27%), against 115,339 (45.73%) for Lula

The PT member maintained his lead in the second round in cities such as São Paulo, São Bernardo do Campo, Carapicuíba, Mauá, Itapevi, Itaquaquecetuba, Ferraz de Vasconcelos, Franco da Rocha and Itapecerica da Serra.

In São Bernardo do Campo, Lula's electoral stronghold, the PT member went from 215,232 votes (46.77%) in the first round to 268,963 (55.37%) in the second. In Carapicuíba, it increased from 94,231 votes (46.30%) to 121,023 (55.41%).

In Mauá, the PT member went from 102,086 votes (45.84%) to 130,276 (54.69%). In Itapevi, it went from 56,175 votes (47.23%) to 71,036 (56.64%).

Flávio, in turn, maintained the leadership in municipalities such as Guarulhos, Santo André, Mogi das Cruzes, Barueri, Suzano, Santana de Parnaíba, Cajamar, Caieiras, Arujá and Vargem Grande Paulista.