
Flávio Bolsonaro and Tarcísio de Freitas lead votes in São Paulo municipalities in the elections.
Flávio Bolsonaro and Tarcísio de Freitas obtained significant votes in the cities of Sorocaba, Jundiaí and Itapetininga, reflecting the electoral scenario in the regions of São Paulo.
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Counting of votes for president and state government in municipalities in the interior of São Paulo.
From the list, five of them were re-elected, while one will serve his term for the first time.
Sorocaba repeated this Sunday (4) a scenario seen in the city in recent decades, starting with the 1989 elections, with the possibility of voting for President of the Republic. In the city, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) received 222,939 votes, or 56.53% of the total. Lula (PT) received 129,576 votes, or 32.86% of the total. See how the voting went in each electoral zone in the municipality:
In Jundiaí, Flávio Bolsonaro received 145,880 votes, or 57.93% of the total. Lula received 76,564 votes, or 30.40%. See how Flávio and Lula's result was by electoral zone in Jundiaí:
In Itapetininga, Flávio Bolsonaro received 55,271 votes, which is equivalent to 65.54% of the total electorate that went to the polls. The PT candidate received 22,147 votes, or 26.26%.
Sorocaba: with 100% of the votes counted, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) was re-elected governor of the state. In Sorocaba he received 66.80% of the valid votes, or 244,106 votes. Fernando Haddad (PT) received Fernando Haddad 32.13% of the votes, or 117,414 votes.
Itapetininga: after totaling the votes, Tarcísio de Freitas received 59,758 votes, with 75.75% of valid votes. Fernando Haddad received 18,616 votes or 23.60% of the valid votes. Haddad had 68,661 votes, which is equivalent to 29.15% of the total.
In Sorocaba, 110,991 voters stopped voting, equivalent to 20.89% of the total. On the other hand, 420,351 voters went to the polls, that is, 79.11% of the total eligible to vote.
Jundiaí: in the city, 266,331 turned out to vote. The number is equivalent to 78.80% of voters. On the other hand, 71,457 stopped attending, which is equivalent to 22.20%.
Itapetininga: 78.41% of voters eligible to vote in the city participated in Sunday's elections. Meanwhile, 24,694 did not attend, which is equivalent to 21.59% of voters' votes.

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The numbers refer to voting in the municipality and do not indicate who was elected or advanced to the 2nd round. Report produced with TSE data and artificial intelligence.