Nas 2024 municipal electionsin at least 12 of the 51 cities there was “turn” in the second round with the victory of the candidate who finished the first round in second place in the dispute.
There are five capitals — Belo Horizonte, Fortaleza, Goiânia, Palmas and Porto Velho — and seven more cities: Caxias do Sul (RS), Limeira (SP), Olinda (PE), Piracicaba (SP), Ponta Grossa (PR), Santa Maria (RS) and Taubaté (SP).
Furthermore, in Jundiaí (SP) there was also a turnaround, but the candidate who turned around and finished in first place is “sub judice” and the result has not yet been made official.
With this, the 2024 elections maintain the trend of previous municipal elections in which, on average, one in every four cities had a second round.
In general, the candidate who finished with the most votes in the first round has a better chance of confirming this majority and also winning in the second round. Game “turns” are rare — but they happen.
In the last three municipal elections, in around one to four cities where there was a second round, the candidate who received the fewest votes in the first round turned the tables and was elected. Look:
- 2012: 13 out of 50 cities (26%)
- 2016: 14 of 57 cities (24.5%)
- 2020: 17 of 57 cities (29.8%)
- 2024: 12* out of 51 cities (23.5%)
Jundiaí also had a turnaround, but the election is sub judice The tightest turnaround was inFortaleza (EC) where Evandro Leitão (PT) defeated André Fernandes (PL)
by 50.38% of valid votes, against 49.62%. In the first round, Fernandes had 40.20% of the valid votes against 34.33% for Leitão. EmBelo Horizonte (MG) the mayor Fuad Noman (PSD) was re-elected
by defeating Bruno Engler (PL) in the second round after falling behind his opponent in the first round. Noman obtained 53.73% of the valid votes against 46.27% for Engler. In the first round, Engler finished in first place with 34.38% of the valid votes against 26.54% for Noman. EmPorto Velho (RO)
another surprising turn of events, with the victory of Léo (Podemos) with 56.18% of the valid votes, defeating Mariana Carvalho (União Brasil), who had 43.82%. In the first round, Mariana beat Léo by 44.53% to 25.65%. EmGoiânia (GO)
Sandro Mabel (União) turned on Fred Rodrigues (PL). Mabel had 55.53% of the valid votes, against 44.47% for Rodrigues. In the first round, Rodrigues had 31.14% of the votes, and Mabel had 27.66%. EmPalmas (TO)
Eduardo Siqueira (Podemos) won with 53.03% of the valid votes over his opponent Janad Valcari (PL), who had 46.97%. In the first round, Valcari finished in first place with 39.22% of the votes, against 32.42% for Siqueira.
| See the cities where there was a ‘turnaround’ | CITY | MOST VOTED IN THE 1ST ROUND | % | ELECTED IN THE 2ND ROUND |
| % | Belo Horizonte (MG) | Bruno Engler (PL) | 34,38% | Fuad Muran (PSD) |
| 53,74% | Caxias do Sul (RS) | Scalco (PL) | 38,04% | Adiló (PSDB) |
| 51,38% | Fortaleza (CE) | André Fernandes (PL) | 40,20% | Evandro Leitão (PT) |
| 50,38% | Goiânia (GO) | Fred Rodrigues (PL) | 31,14% | Mabel (União) |
| 55,53% | Limeira (SP) | Betinho Neves (MDB) | 38,81% | Murilo Félix (Podemos) |
| 51,88% | Olinda (PE) | Vinicius Castelo (PT) | 38,75% | Mirella (PSD) |
| 51,38% | Palmas (TO) | Janad Valcari (PL) | 39,22% | Eduardo Siqueira (Podemos) |
| 53,03% | Piracicaba (SP) | Barjas Negri (PSDB) | 35,78% | Helinho Zanatta (PSD) |
| 53,61% | Porto Velho (RO) | Mariana Carvalho (União) | 44,53% | Leo (We can) |
| 56,18% | Ponta Grossa (PR) | Mabel Canto (PSDB) | 27,87% | Elizabeth Schmidt (Union) |
| 53,72% | Santa Maria (RS) | Valdeci Oliveira (PT) | 40,63% | Rodrigo Decimo (PSDB) |
| 54,50% | Taubaté (SP) | Ortiz Júnior (Republicans) | 36,20% | Sérgio Victor (New) |
| 61,98% Jundiaí (SP) | Parimoschi (PL) | 48,07% |
Gustavo Martinelli (Union)*
58,87%
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