2002 São Paulo gubernatorial election

none 2002 São Paulo gubernatorial election São Paulo presidential Popular no 1998 São Paulo gubernatorial election 1998 2002 10 06 y (first round)2002 10 27 y (second round) 2006 São Paulo gubernatorial election 2006 25,655,553 21,568,214 (first round)21,493,289 (second round) 110px Geraldo Alckmin Brazilian Social Democratic Party São Paulo em Boas Mãos Pindamonhangaba, SP Cláudio Lembo (PFL) 12,008,819 58.64% 112px José Genoino Workers' Party (Brazil) São Paulo quer Mudança Quixeramobim, CE Luiz Marinho (PT) 8,470,863 41.36% Mapa do 2° turno da eleição para governador de São Paulo em 2002.svg 300px Candidate with the most votes per municipality (645): Geraldo Alckmin (561 municipalities) #3398ff 50%–59% (245) #0080ff 60%–69% (248) #0066cc 70%–79% (67) #004d99 80%–89% (Lagoinha) José Genoino (84 municipalities) #f73b56 50%–59% (76) #f50a2c 60%–69% (8) Governor Geraldo Alckmin Brazilian Social Democratic Party Geraldo Alckmin Brazilian Social Democratic Party 2002 São Paulo Senate election São Paulo legislative Popular no 2002 10 06 y 2 seats in the Federal Senate 150x150px Aloizio Mercadante Workers' Party (Brazil) Santos, SP 10,491,345 29.86% 150x150px Romeu Tuma Liberal Front Party São Paulo, SP 7,278,185 20.71% Mapa 2002 Senado SP.svg 300px Candidate with the most votes per municipality: #c5122c Aloizio Mercadante #8dc63f Romeu Tuma #00aa4f Orestes Quércia #0181ff Zé Aníbal #0067a5 Cunha Bueno Senator José Serra and Romeu Tuma Brazilian Social Democratic Party and Liberal Front Party Elected senators Aloizio Mercadante and Romeu Tuma Workers' Party and Liberal Front Party The 2002 state elections in São Paulo took place on October 6 as part of the general elections held in the Federal District and 26 states.Rodrigues Fernando Eleições 2002 - Resultados - Presidente - 1º turno https://www1.uol.com.br/fernandorodrigues/arquivos/eleicoes02/resultados/1o_turno/sp.shl live https://web.archive.org/web/20190125094145/https://www1.uol.com.br/fernandorodrigues/arquivos/eleicoes02/resultados/1o_turno/sp.shl January 25, 2019 May 7, 2026 Universo Online The governor, the lieutenant governor, two senators, seventy federal deputies, and 94 state deputies were elected. Since no gubernatorial candidate received a majority of the valid votes, a runoff election was held on October 27, and, in accordance with the Constitution, the governor and vice governor-elect were to take office on January 1, 2003, for a four-year term.October 5, 1988 Constituição de 1988 https://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/constituicao/constituicaocompilado.htm live https://web.archive.org/web/20260506171430/https://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/constituicao/constituicaocompilado.htm May 6, 2026 May 7, 2026 Palácio do PlanaltoMaciel Marco Marco Maciel September 30, 1997 Lei Nº 9.504, de 30 de setembro de 1997 https://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9504.htm live May 9, 2026 Palácio do Planalto https://web.archive.org/web/20260503004421/https://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9504.htm May 3, 2026The inauguration of the elected lawmakers was scheduled for February 1, 2003, for federal deputies, and March 15, 2003, for state deputies. Mário Covas (PSDB), who was elected governor in 1994 and reelected in 1998, died in March 2001.March 6, 2001 Morre Mário Covas, governador de São Paulo https://www.al.sp.gov.br/noticia/?id=273668 live https://web.archive.org/web/20250724045225/https://www.al.sp.gov.br/noticia/?id=273668 July 24, 2025 May 8, 2026 Legislative Assembly of São Paulo pt-brMarch 7, 2021 Brasil de luto por Covas https://memoria.bn.gov.br/DocReader/DocReader.aspx?bib=030015_12&pesq=%22M%C3%A1rio%20Covas%22&pasta=ano%20200&pagfis=35905 Jornal do Brasil 110 332 1 The lieutenant governor, Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB), was sworn in as governor and ran for reelection in 2002.December 30, 2002 Geraldo Alckmin toma posse no cargo de governador em 1º de janeiro https://www.al.sp.gov.br/noticia/?id=306707 live https://web.archive.org/web/20260115031954/https://www.al.sp.gov.br/noticia/?id=306707 January 15, 2026 May 9, 2026 Legislative Assembly of São Paulo pt-br In the first round, Alckmin received 38.2% of the vote, beating José Genoino (PT), with 32.4%, and Paulo Maluf (PPB), with 21.3%. In the second round, Alckmin was reelected with 58.6% of the vote, receiving 3.5 million more votes than Genoino. Cláudio Lembo (PFL) was elected lieutenant governor. In the elections for the National Congress, Aloizio Mercadante (PT) and Romeu Tuma (PFL) were elected senators with 29.8% and 20.7% of the vote, respectively.Natali João October 7, 2002 Senado: Mercadante e Tuma se elegem em SP https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc07102002114.htm live https://web.archive.org/web/20260509000536/https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc07102002114.htm May 9, 2026 May 9, 2026 Folha de S.Paulo For the Chamber of Deputies, the Workers' Party (PT) elected eighteen federal deputies and the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB), eleven. Eight of the elected federal deputies were members of the Liberal Front Party (PFL), six of the Party of the Reconstruction of the National Order (PRONA), five of the Brazilian Labour Party (PTB), and five of the Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB).October 9, 2002 Veja a lista dos 70 deputados federais eleitos por São Paulo https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/folha/brasil/ult96u40155.shtml live https://web.archive.org/web/20230213180122/https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/folha/brasil/ult96u40155.shtml February 13, 2023 May 9, 2026 Folha de S. Paulo The Legislative Assembly of São Paulo (Alesp) was composed of 23 deputies from the PT, eighteen from the PSDB, eight from the Brazilian Progressive Party (PPB), six from the PTB, six from the PFL, five from the Popular Socialist Party (PPS), and five from the Green Party (PV), with the remaining 23 seats filled by politicians affiliated with nine other parties. Background Mário Covas was the 55th Governor of São Paulo from January 1, 1995, to January 22, 2001, when he stepped down from office due to cancer. Since Mário Covas did not resign from office, he remained Governor on medical leave until his death on March 6, 2001. In the meantime, Geraldo Alckmin governed the state as Acting Governor.A member of the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB), Geraldo Alckmin was chosen as the party’s candidate in an effort to keep the party in power in São Paulo. The Workers' Party (PT) opted for a ticket consisting entirely of its own members, comprising former guerrilla fighter José Genoíno and labor union leader Luiz Marinho.August 27, 2002 Candidatos na Folha/ Genoino: Genoino prega "força" contra violência https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc2408200226.htm live https://web.archive.org/web/20260415020148/https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc2408200226.htm April 15, 2026 May 9, 2026 Folha de S. Paulo Paulo Maluf (PPB), the former governor of São Paulo and former mayor of the state capital, also ran for the office in an effort to return to the Palácio dos Bandeirantes.Christofoletti Lilian October 13, 2002 Maluf pressentiu maior derrota na véspera - https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc1310200235.htm live https://web.archive.org/web/20260509001613/https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc1310200235.htm May 9, 2026 May 9, 2026 Folha de S. Paulo Dates The first round was held on October 6, 2006. The second round, meanwhile, was held on October 27, 2002.Cronologia das eleições https://www.tse.jus.br/eleicoes/historia/cronologia-das-eleicoes live https://web.archive.org/web/20260420153348/https://www.tse.jus.br/eleicoes/historia/cronologia-das-eleicoes April 20, 2026 May 9, 2026 Superior Electoral Court pt-br State gubernatorial election Governor-elect Geraldo Alckmin A medical doctor who graduated from the University of Taubaté (UNITAU), Geraldo Alckmin was born in Pindamonhangaba, where he headed the Department of Anesthesiology at Santa Casa de Misericórdia; in Lorena, he taught at the Salesian University Center of São Paulo Salesian University Center of São Paulo pt Centro Universitário Salesiano de São Paulo and at the Santa Teresa Institute. Elected city councilman in his hometown by the Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB) in 1972, he assumed the presidency of the City Council during that legislative term, and in 1976 he was elected mayor of Pindamonhangaba. With the restoration of the multi-party system under President João Figueiredo, he joined the PMDB and, under that party banner, was elected state representative in 1982 São Paulo gubernatorial election 1982 pt Eleições estaduais em São Paulo em 1982 and federal representative in 1986 São Paulo gubernatorial election 1986 pt Eleições estaduais em São Paulo em 1986. Two years later, he was one of the founders of the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) and signed the 1988 Constitution, winning reelection as a federal deputy in 1990 São Paulo gubernatorial election 1990 pt Eleições estaduais em São Paulo em 1990. He voted in favor of the impeachment of Fernando Collor de Mello in 1992, was elected vice governor of São Paulo on Mário Covas’s ticket in 1994, and reelected in 1998. As a candidate for mayor of São Paulo in 2000, he did not even make it to the runoff. Early the following year, he became interim governor following the incumbent’s removal from office, and after Covas’s death on March 6, 2001, he was confirmed as governor. Alckmin ran for reelection in 2002 and was reelected in the runoff after defeating José Genoino of the Workers’ Party (PT).Biografia do Vice-Presidente da República https://www.gov.br/planalto/pt-br/vice-presidencia/acesso-a-informacao/institucional/biografia-do-vice-presidente-da-republica-1 live https://web.archive.org/web/20260419111453/https://www.gov.br/planalto/pt-br/vice-presidencia/acesso-a-informacao/institucional/biografia-do-vice-presidente-da-republica-1 April 19, 2026 May 8, 2026 Palácio do Planalto Vice Governor-elect Cláudio Lembo A lawyer born in São Paulo and a graduate of the University of São Paulo (USP), Cláudio Lembo worked at Banco Itaú, where he remained for nearly forty years. A professor at Mackenzie Presbyterian University, he served as the institution’s president. A member of National Renewal Alliance (ARENA), he served as Secretary of Extraordinary Affairs during Olavo Setúbal’s tenure as mayor of São Paulo and assumed the state presidency of the party. Defeated by Franco Montoro in the 1978 senatorial election, he returned to political life by joining the PFL. Close to Marco Maciel, he served as that politician’s chief of staff at the Ministry of Education and advised him during his tenure as Vice President of the Republic. He served the São Paulo City Hall as Secretary of Legal Affairs during Jânio Quadros’s second term and was a vice-presidential candidate on Aureliano Chaves’s ticket in 1989. Secretary of Planning during Paulo Maluf’s second term as mayor of São Paulo, he was elected lieutenant governor on Alckmin’s ticket after leaving the presidency of Mackenzie University in 2002, and four years later assumed the governorship when the incumbent resigned to run for the presidency.Cláudio Lembo https://www.al.sp.gov.br/noticia/?id=309778 https://web.archive.org/web/20240611142950/https://www.al.sp.gov.br/noticia/?id=309778 June 11, 2024 May 8, 2026 Legislative Assembly of São Paulo pt-br Results First round thumb|Geraldo Alckmin, the lieutenant governor who took over the governorship following the death of Mário Covas, was re-elected in 2002. thumb|Cláudio Lembo, elected lieutenant governor. Candidates for state governorCandidates for lieutenant governorNumberCoalitionVotesPercentageGeraldo Alckmin PSDBCláudio Lembo PFL45São Paulo em Boas Mãos (PSDB, PFL, PSD)7.505.48638,28%José Genoino PTLuiz Marinho PT13São Paulo quer Mudança (PT, PCdoB, PCB)6.361.74732,45%Paulo Maluf PPBHeitor Pinto Filho PPB11Resolve São Paulo (PPB, PL, PSDC, PTN)4.190.70621,37%Carlos Apolinário Carlos Apolinário pt Carlos Apolinário PGTEgeferson Craveiro PGT30São Paulo nas Mãos de Deus (PGT, PHS, PST)703.8583,59%Lamartine Posella Lamartine Posella pt Lamartine PosellaHe replaced the writer Fernando Morais, who withdrew from the race for governor of São Paulo ,August 19, 2002 Fernando Morais abandona a sucessão paulista http://noticias.terra.com.br/eleicoes/interna/0,5625,OI42836-EI405,00.html dead https://web.archive.org/web/20021126085955/http://noticias.terra.com.br/eleicoes/interna/0,5625,OI42836-EI405,00.html November 26, 2002 November 26, 2002 Terra claiming that he did not want to give Orestes Quércia any airtime.August 19, 2002 Morais não quis dar tempo de TV para Quércia http://noticias.terra.com.br/eleicoes/interna/0,,OI42897-EI412,00-Morais+nao+quis+dar+tempo+de+TV+para+Quercia.html dead https://web.archive.org/web/20171206075942/http://noticias.terra.com.br/eleicoes/interna/0,,OI42897-EI412,00-Morais+nao+quis+dar+tempo+de+TV+para+Quercia.html December 6, 2017 December 6, 2017 Terra PMDBAlda Marco Antônio Alda Marco Antônio pt Alda Marco Antônio PMDB15—259.3171,32%Carlos Roberto Pittoli PSBRaimundo dos Santos Oliveira PSB40—216.3691,10%Antônio Cabrera Mano Filho Antônio Cabrera pt Antônio Cabrera Mano Filho PTBCelso Jatene PTB14Frente Trabalhista (PTB, PDT, PPS)200.8391,03%Antonio Pinheiro Pedro PVCláudio Turtelli PV43—52.0680,27%Robson Malek PRONAAdalton Nimtz PRONA56—38.5450,20%Dirceu Travesso Dirceu Travesso pt Dirceu Travesso PSTUCidinha Lamas PSTU16—35.5560,18%Ciro Moura PTCEduardo Souza Costa PTC36Bandeira Paulista (PTC, PSC, PRP, PTdoB)17.8540,09%Levy Fidelix PRTBLuís Roberto Brunello PRTB28—8.6540,04%Roberto Siqueira Gomes PSLEdward Ferraz PSL17—7.6480,04%Anaí Caproni PCOEdinaldo Augusto PCO29—4.6340,02%Osmar de Oliveira Lins Osmar Lins pt Osmar de Oliveira Lins PANRoberto Machioni PAN26—3.4180,02% #CCFFCC Second round Second round Candidates for state governorCandidates for lieutenant governorNumberCoalitionVotesPercentageRef.Geraldo Alckmin PSDBCláudio Lembo PFL45São Paulo em Boas Mãos (PSDB, PFL, PSD)12.008.81958,64% February 2, 2022 Eleições 2002 - Governador https://tucano.org.br/eleicoes-2002-governador/ live https://web.archive.org/web/20250621025144/https://tucano.org.br/eleicoes-2002-governador/ June 21, 2025 May 8, 2026 PSDB pt-BRJosé Genoino PTLuiz Marinho PT13São Paulo quer Mudança (PT, PCdoB, PCB)8.470.86341,36% #adff2f Elected Elected senators 275 right horizontal Mercadante.JPG 145 Aloizio Mercadante, elected senator in 2002. Romeu tuma2.jpg 130 Romeu Tuma was reelected to the Senate. Alozio Mercadante Aloizio Mercadante The son of retired General Osvaldo Muniz Oliva, economist Aloizio Mercadante was born in Santos and opposed the 1964 military dictatorship while studying at the USP, from which he graduated in 1976. Two years later, he earned a master’s degree from the State University of Campinas (Unicamp) and began teaching at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP), heading the Department of Economics and coordinating the Research Center. He earned a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Campinas in 1988; prior to that, he had served as president of the National Association of Higher Education Faculty (ANDES) during the João Figueiredo administration and was among the founders of the Central Única dos Trabalhadores (CUT). A member of the PT’s national executive committee, he was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1990, voted to initiate the impeachment proceedings against Fernando Collor in 1992, and ran as the vice-presidential candidate on Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s ticket in 1994, though he was not elected. In 1998, he was elected to the Chamber of Deputies.Aloizio Mercadante https://www.bndes.gov.br/wps/portal/site/home/quem-somos/quem-e-quem/aloizio-mercadante live https://web.archive.org/web/20250618121646/https://www.bndes.gov.br/wps/portal/site/home/quem-somos/quem-e-quem/aloizio-mercadante June 18, 2025 May 8, 2026 Brazilian Development Bank Romeu Tuma Romeu Tuma Born in São Paulo and holding a bachelor’s degree in law from the PUC-SP, Romeu Tuma joined the civil police in 1951 and served as a police officer, investigator, and police chief before being appointed as an advisor to Sérgio Paranhos Fleury at the Department of Political and Social Order (DOPS). When Paulo Egydio Martins was governor of São Paulo, Tuma took over the leadership of the DOPS at the behest of the Secretary of Security, Erasmo Dias. Superintendent of the Federal Police in São Paulo during the administration of President João Figueiredo, he was appointed director-general of the agency by José Sarney. Kept in office by Fernando Collor, he combined this role with that of Secretary of the Federal Revenue Service, and in 1991 he assumed one of the vice-presidencies of Interpol. With a police career that included work on the cases of Nazis Gustav Wagner and Josef Mengele and mafia boss Tommaso Buscetta, he served as special advisor to Governor Luiz Antônio Fleury Filho. A cousin of Nicolau Tuma and father of Robson Tuma, he was elected senator for the PL in 1994. After a brief stint with the Social Liberal Party (PSL), he switched to the PFL and ran unsuccessfully for mayor of São Paulo in 2000, but was re-elected to the Senate in 2002.Romeu Tuma https://memoriasdaditadura.org.br/personagens/romeu-tuma/ live https://web.archive.org/web/20260316004907/https://memoriasdaditadura.org.br/personagens/romeu-tuma/ March 16, 2026 May 9, 2026 Memorias da Ditadura pt-BR Results Senatorial candidates Candidates for alternate senatorNumbrCoalitionVotesPercentageAloizio Mercadante PTJosé Giacomo Baccarin PT João Vaccari Neto PT131São Paulo quer Mudança (PT, PCdoB, PCB)10.491.34529,86%Romeu Tuma PFLAlfredo Cotait Neto Alfredo Cotait pt Alfredo Cotait NetoFollowing Tuma's death, he took his seat in the Senate on November 3, 2010, and remained in office until 2011.Guerreiro Gabriela November 3, 2010 Alfredo Cotait assume vaga de Romeu Tuma no Senado http://www1.folha.uol.com.br/poder/824792-alfredo-cotait-assume-vaga-de-romeu-tuma-no-senado.shtml live https://web.archive.org/web/20230301185943/https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/poder/2010/11/824792-alfredo-cotait-assume-vaga-de-romeu-tuma-no-senado.shtml March 1, 2023 May 9, 2026 Folha de S.Paulo PFL Alexandre Thiollier PFL252São Paulo em Boas Mãos (PSDB, PFL, PSD)7.278.18520,71%Orestes Quércia PMDBNildo Masini PMDB Sebastião Biazzo PMDB151—5.550.80315,80%José Aníbal PSDBAlmir Pazzianotto Pinto Almir Pazzianotto pt Almir Pazzianotto Pinto PSDB José Ricardo Franco PSDB451São Paulo em Boas Mãos (PSDB, PFL, PSD)4.957.17314,11%Wagner Gomes PCdoBMaria José Jandreice PCdoB Davi Gonçalves PCdoB651São Paulo quer Mudança (PT, PCdoB, PCB)3.473.1989,88%Cunha Bueno PPBMarino Pazzaglini PPB Adalberto Camargo Adalberto Camargo pt Adalberto Camargo PPB111Resolve São Paulo (PPB, PL, PSDC, PTN)1.794.4155,11%Eliseu Gabriel PDTEvaldo Pereira PDT Evaldo Vicentini PPS123Frente Trabalhista (PTB, PDT, PPS)259.1420,74%José Luiz Penna PVCarlos Gilberto PV Vera Lúcia PV434—226.0290,64%Rubens Calvo PSBClaudines Beltrami PSB Antônio Francisco PSB401—220.7380,63%Willians Rafael da Silva Willians Rafael pt Willians Rafael da Silva PTBJoão Zangrandi PPS Manoel Coelho PTB147Frente Trabalhista (PTB, PDT, PPS)149.6060,43%Mohamad Said Mourad PSBJoão Paulo Galvez PSB Vicente Augusto PSB402—133.9250,38%Paulo Corrêa PRONAAurino Rocha PRONA Lindete Almeida PRONA561—101.3710,29%Ademar Barros Bezerra PGTAziz Gabriel PGT Odyr Rodrigues PGT301São Paulo nas Mãos de Deus (PGT, PHS, PST)80.6170,23%Mauro Puerro PSTUAry Blinder PSTU Marisa Mendes PSTU161—75.7790,22%Floriano Leandrini PMDBSandra Aguiar PMDB Francisco Assis Rodrigues PMDB152—72.9090,21%Thereza Ruiz Thereza Ruiz pt Thereza Ruiz PTNJoão Dárcio PTN Valdemar dos Santos PTN190—67.8020,19%José Maria Marin PSCDirceu Resende PRP Carlos Alberto da Silva PTdoB200Bandeira Paulista (PTC, PSC, PRP, PTdoB)63.6590,18%José Raul Brasiliense PHSRubens Cascaldi PHS Antônio Carlos Inácio PHS312São Paulo nas Mãos de Deus (PGT, PHS, PST)41.3950,12%Renato Bento Luiz PSTUAlfredo Silva PSTU Marcus Vinícius PSTU162—37.7320,11%Lucas Albano PMNIara Perali dos Santos PMN Teresinha Carvalho Dias PMN333—22.9340,07%Paulo Fortunato PSDCAriovaldo Gobatti PSDC José Alfredo Machado PSDC270—17.8880,05%Wlamisa Feltrim PCOAfrânio Raes PCO Consuelo dos Santos PCO291—6.9390,02%Firmino Rosa PCOElza Costa PCO Silvia Quirino PCO292—5.3270,01%Carlos Henrique Darde PRTBDaniel Oltramari PRTB Aldinéa Fidelix PRTB281—4.8450,01%José Costa PANIvonete Pasternack PAN João Rezende Neto PAN266—4.4390,01% #adff2f Elected Elected federal deputies The list includes the elected candidates along with additional information from the Chamber of Deputies. Enéas Carneiro, of the Party of the Reconstruction of the National Order (PRONA), was elected to the Chamber of Deputies with 1.5 million votes. Enéas thus became the most-voted-for federal deputy in Brazilian history up to that point. His vote effectively elected five other deputies from his party, who together received 20,235 votes. Federal deputies electedsPartyVotesPercentageBirthplaceEnéas CarneiroPRONA1.573.6428,02%Rio BrancoJosé DirceuHe initially took a leave of absence from his parliamentary seat to serve as Chief of Staff, but as soon as he left the Executive Branch, his seat was revoked on December 1, 2005, for breach of parliamentary decorum, and Mariângela Duarte was subsequently appointed to fill the vacancy.December 1, 2005 Câmara cassa mandato de José Dirceu https://www12.senado.leg.br/noticias/materias/2005/12/01/camara-cassa-mandato-de-jose-dirceu live https://web.archive.org/web/20250723225807/https://www12.senado.leg.br/noticias/materias/2005/12/01/camara-cassa-mandato-de-jose-dirceu July 23, 2025 May 9, 2026 Senado Federal pt-brPT556.7682,83%Passa QuatroJosé Eduardo CardozoPT303.0331,54%São PauloCelso RussomannoPPB261.6351,33%São PauloVicente Paulo da SilvaPT254.2211,29%Santa CruzMichel TemerPMDB252.2291,28%TietêAloysio NunesPSDB250.9361,27%São José do Rio PretoGilberto NascimentoPSB240.6641,22%São PauloGilberto KassabElected deputy mayor of São Paulo in 2004, he resigned from his parliamentary seat in favor of Paulo Kobayashi.Biografia do(a) Deputado(a) Federal PAULO KOBAYASHI https://www.camara.leg.br/deputados/74791/biografia live https://web.archive.org/web/20260509143709/https://www.camara.leg.br/deputados/74791/biografia May 9, 2026 May 9, 2026 Portal da Câmara dos Deputados pt-brPFL234.5091,19%São PauloJosé PinottiPMDB209.1051,06%São PauloLuíza ErundinaPSB207.3961,05%UiraúnaSalvador Zimbaldi Salvador Zimbaldi pt Salvador Zimbaldi PSDB199.9301,01%CampinasJoão Paulo CunhaPT196.9451,00%CaraguatatubaWalter FeldmanPSDB186.2160,94%São PauloJosé MentorPT182.9560,93%Santa IsabelVanderval SantosPL177.4560,90%Rio de JaneiroRobson Tuma Robson Tuma pt Robson Tuma PFL175.3660,89%São PauloArnaldo Madeira Arnaldo Madeira pt Arnaldo Madeira PSDB175.3120,89%SantosIara Bernardi Iara Bernardi pt Iara Bernardi PT166.1380,84%SorocabaAlberto GoldmanElected lieutenant governor of São Paulo in 2006, he resigned from his parliamentary seat in the final month of the legislative session to make way for Xico Graziano.Sampaio Paulo January 28, 2007 Congresso vive "casual January" no recesso https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc2801200708.htm live https://web.archive.org/web/20260509144240/https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc2801200708.htm May 9, 2026 May 9, 2026 Folha de S.PauloPSDB165.3810,84%São PauloTelma de SouzaPT161.1980,82%SantosCarlos SampaioPSDB160.9630,82%CampinasValdemar Costa NetoHe resigned from his parliamentary seat on August 1, 2005, and Fernando Estima was subsequently appointed to the position.Pedrosa Fábio August 1, 2005 Valdemar Costa Neto renuncia ao mandato de deputado https://www.camara.leg.br/tv/163081-valdemar-costa-neto-renuncia-ao-mandato-de-deputado/ live https://web.archive.org/web/20260509144859/https://www.camara.leg.br/tv/163081-valdemar-costa-neto-renuncia-ao-mandato-de-deputado/ May 9, 2026 May 9, 2026 Portal da Câmara dos Deputados pt-brPL158.5100,80%São PauloÂngela GuadagninPT153.9310,78%Rio de JaneiroJefferson CamposPSB153.6220,78%OurinhosCorauci SobrinhoPFL149.9710,78%Ribeirão PretoLuiz Eduardo GreenhalghPT147.8190,75%São PauloMendes ThamePSDB143.3130,73%PiracicabaProfessor Luizinho Professor Luizinho pt Professor Luizinho PT142.8120,72%Cândido MotaJúlio SemeghiniPSDB138.9070,70%FernandópolisArlindo ChinagliaPT136.4020,69%Serra AzulZulaiê CobraPSDB134.7760,69%São José do Rio PardoAldo RebeloPCdoB134.2410,68%ViçosaRicardo BerzoiniPT132.1760,67%Juiz de ForaDelfim NetoPPB131.3990,67%São PauloDevanir Ribeiro Devanir Ribeiro pt Devanir Ribeiro PT130.5740,66%GetulinaMilton MontiPMDB130.2350,66%São ManuelPaulo LimaPFL130.1580,66%Presidente PrudenteNeuton LimaPFL127.6770,65%São PauloAntonio Carlos Pannunzio Antonio Carlos Pannunzio pt Antonio Carlos Pannunzio PSDB125.5700,64%SorocabaOrlando Fantazzini Orlando Fantazzini pt Orlando Fantazzini PT123.1630,63%GuarulhosBispo João Batista Bispo João Batista pt Bispo João Batista PFL121.2550,61%Rio de JaneiroEdna Macedo Edna Macedo pt Edna Macedo PTB118.4740,60%Rio das FloresDimas Ramalho Dimas Ramalho pt Dimas Ramalho PPS116.5810,59%TaquaritingaLuiz Carlos Santos (politician) Luiz Carlos Santos pt Luiz Carlos Santos PFL116.2860,59%AraxáLuciano Zica Luciano Zica pt Luciano Zica PT115.3410,59%BiquinhasLobbe Neto Lobbe Neto pt Lobbe Neto PSDB114.5860,58%São PauloRoberto Gouveia Nascimento Roberto Gouveia pt Roberto Gouveia Nascimento PT113.4940,57%ItuiutabaIvan ValentePT110.0340,56%São PauloMarcos Roberto AbramoPFL109.4680,55%Porto FerreiraVadão Gomes Vadão Gomes pt Vadão Gomes PPB108.5330,55%PopulinaLuiz de Medeiros Luiz de Medeiros pt Luiz de Medeiros PL108.4740,55%EirunepéVicente Cascione Vicente Cascione pt Vicente Cascione PSB108.0940,55%SantosJovino Cândido Jovino Cândido pt Jovino Cândido PV99.3570,50%FloríneaRicardo IzarPTB99.3200,50%São PauloDurval Orlato Durval Orlato pt Durval Orlato PT95.5910,48%JundiaíJamil Murad Jamil Murad pt Jamil Murad PCdoB95.3010,48%José BonifácioNelson Marquezelli Nelson Marquezelli pt Nelson Marquezelli PTB89.5310,45%PirassunungaJoão Herrmann Neto João Herrmann Neto pt João Herrmann Neto PPS87.0900,44%CampinasArnaldo Faria de Sá Arnaldo Faria de Sá pt Arnaldo Faria de Sá PTB86.4900,44%São PauloClaudio MagrãoPPS86.1080,43%OsascoLuiz Antônio Fleury FilhoPTB82.4290,42%São José do Rio PretoHélio SantosElected mayor of Campinas in 2004, he resigned from his parliamentary seat in favor of Ary Kara.Biografia do(a) Deputado(a) Federal ARY KARA https://www.camara.leg.br/deputados/73435/biografia live https://web.archive.org/web/20241212083236/https://www.camara.leg.br/deputados/73435/biografia December 12, 2024 May 9, 2026 Portal da Câmara dos Deputados pt-brPDT74.2130,37%CorumbáEvilásio Farias Dr. Evilásio pt Evilásio FariasElected mayor of Taboão da Serra in 2004, he resigned from his parliamentary seat in favor of Edinho Montemor.Amato Fábio August 7, 2005 Presidente do PL diz que PT o botou na "maior fria" https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc0708200513.htm live https://web.archive.org/web/20050809014013/https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/brasil/fc0708200513.htm August 9, 2005 May 9, 2026 Folha de S. PauloPSB63.7100,32%CabaceirasMarcelo Ortiz (politician) Marcelo Ortiz pt Marcelo OrtizPV36.4860,18%PenápolisAmauri GasquesPRONA18.4210,09%São PauloIrapuan Teixeira Irapuan Teixeira pt Irapuan Teixeira PRONA673zeroPorto AlegreElimar Damasceno Elimar Damasceno pt Elimar Damasceno PRONA484zeroSanta Maria do SuaçuíIldeu AraujoPRONA382zeroSerraniaVanderlei Assis Vanderlei Assis pt Vanderlei Assis PRONA275zeroRio de Janeiro Elected state deputies A total of 94 state representatives were elected to the São Paulo State Legislative Assembly (Alesp).Deputados estaduais https://eleicoes.folha.uol.com.br/2002/apuracao/sp7int.jhtm live https://web.archive.org/web/20251125093214/https://eleicoes.folha.uol.com.br/2002/apuracao/sp7int.jhtm November 25, 2025 May 9, 2026 Folha de S. Paulo Elected state representativesPartyVote(s)PercentageBirthplaceHavanir Nimtz Havanir Nimtz pt Havanir Nimtz PRONA682.2193,48%ItabaianaConte Lopes Conte Lopes pt Conte Lopes PPB207.0061,06%São PauloAfanásio Jazadji Afanásio Jazadji pt Afanásio Jazadji PFL157.6020,80%São PauloEdson Aparecido Edson Aparecido pt Edson Aparecido PSDB148.6500,76%São PauloCampos MachadoPTB145.6470,74%Cerqueira CésarRodrigo GarciaPFL137.7380,70%TanabiVaz de Lima Vaz de Lima pt Vaz de Lima PSDB132.4270,68%FernandópolisHamilton Pereira (politician) Hamilton Pereira pt Hamilton PereiraPT131.6370,67%SorocabaWaldir AgnelloPSB130.0690,67%SantosPedro Tobias Pedro Tobias pt Pedro Tobias PSDB123.9600,63%BekarzlaRicardo Tripoli Ricardo Tripoli pt Ricardo Tripoli PSDB120.7460,62%São PauloAntonio MentorPT120.4700,62%São PauloÊnio Tatto Ênio Tatto pt Ênio Tatto PT118.2330,61%Frederico WestphalenEdson Ferrarini Edson Ferrarini pt Edson Ferrarini PTB144.5970,59%São PauloEli Corrêa FilhoPFL114.0390,58%São PauloCarlinhos AlmeidaPT111.6020,57%Santa Rita de JacutingaCélia Leão Célia Leão pt Célia Leão PSDB109.7410,56%São PauloCelino Cardoso Celino Cardoso pt Celino Cardoso PSDB108.2740,55%Terra RicaMauro MenuchiPT107.2480,55%CaieirasMaria Lúcia PrandiPT106.4440,54%PotirendabaJoão Caramez João Caramez pt João Caramez PSDB104.6490,53%ItapeviVanderlei MacrisPSDB104.2230,53%AmericanaDuarte NogueiraPSDB103.8510,53%Ribeirão PretoEmídio de SouzaPT102.3310,52%Inúbia PaulistaAnalice Fernandes Analice Fernandes pt Analice Fernandes PSDB100.1340,51%JalesRoberto Morais Roberto Morais pt Roberto Morais PPS97.3720,50%CharqueadaGeraldo Tenuta FilhoPSDB96.8570,50%São PauloSimão Pedro Chiovetti Simão Pedro Chiovetti pt Simão Pedro Chiovetti PT94.0890,48%TapiraRenato SimõesPT93.8860,48%CampinasÍtalo CardosoPT91.2060,47%AraçuaíEdmir Chedid Edmir Chedid pt Edmir Chedid PFL88.0210,45%CampinasVicente Cândido Vicente Cândido pt Vicente Cândido PT86.9010,44%Bom Jesus do GalhoDonisete Braga Donisete Braga pt Donisete Braga PT86.8770,44%Flora RicaAlberto HiarPSDB86.4740,44%São PauloGonzaga (politician) Gonzaga pt Gonzaga (político) PSDB86.3660,44%TatuíAdriano Diogo Adriano Diogo pt Adriano Diogo PT85.5150,44%São PauloValdomiro Lopes Valdomiro Lopes pt Valdomiro Lopes PPB84.9180,43%São José do Rio PretoAry Fossen Ary Fossen pt Ary Fossen PSDB84.3540,43%JundiaíWagner SalustianoPPB82.7930,42%São PauloCândido VaccarezzaPT82.7930,42%Senhor do BonfimRodolfo da Costa e SilvaPSDB81.5760,42%GoiâniaSidney BeraldoPSDB81.3280,42%São João da Boa VistaVanderlei Siraque Vanderlei Siraque pt Vanderlei Siraque PT81.0890,42%Santa Cruz do Rio PardoJorge Caruso Jorge Caruso pt Jorge Caruso PMDB80.5020,41%São PauloJosé Zico Prado José Zico Prado pt José Zico Prado PT77.7070,40%MacaubalBaleia RossiPMDB77.6410,40%São PauloArnaldo Jardim Arnaldo Jardim pt Arnaldo Jardim PPS76.7080,39%AltinópolisMário Reali Mário Reali pt Mário Reali PT75.6560,39%São PauloMaria Lúcia Amary Maria Lúcia Amary pt Maria Lúcia Amary PSDB75.4560,39%São PauloSebastião Almeida Sebastião Almeida pt Sebastião Almeida PT73.8640,38%GuaporemaBenedito Roberto Alves Benedito Roberto Alves pt Benedito Roberto Alves PTB73.0590,37%TaubatéSouza SantosPL72.6350,37%Nova LondrinaMilton Vieira (politician) Milton Vieira pt Milton Vieira (político) PFL70.7810,36%IepêGeraldo Vinholi Geraldo Vinholi pt Geraldo Vinholi PDT69.9270,36%ItápolisMarquinho TortorelloPPS69.4400,36%São Joaquim da BarraAna do Carmo Ana do Carmo pt Ana do Carmo PT67.7520,35%São PauloVitor SapienzaPPS67.5310,34%São PauloAna Maria MartinsPCdoB67.2780,34%São PauloJosé Caldini Crespo José Caldini Crespo pt José Caldini Crespo PFL67.0270,34%SorocabaMaria de JesusPTN66.0670,34%São PauloMarcelo Cândido Marcelo Cândido pt Marcelo Cândido He resigned from office in favor of his alternate, Carlos Neder, upon being elected mayor of Suzano in 2004.January 6, 2005 Liminar garante posse de suplente https://www.al.sp.gov.br/noticia/?id=315891 live https://web.archive.org/web/20241211143040/https://www.al.sp.gov.br/noticia/?id=315891 December 11, 2024 May 9, 2026 Legislative Assembly of São Paulo pt-brPT65.6110,34%MaríliaJosé Carlos StangarliniPSDB65.4780,33%São PauloRomeu Tuma Júnior Romeu Tuma Júnior pt Romeu Tuma Júnior PPS63.5230,33%São PauloRafael Silva (politician) Rafael Silva pt Rafael Silva (político) PSB62.4980,32%JardinópolisPaschoal Thomeu Paschoal Thomeu pt Paschoal Thomeu PTB61.6460,31%São PauloFausto Figueira Fausto Figueira pt Fausto Figueira PT61.3870,31%São PauloRoque Barbiere Roque Barbiere pt Roque Barbiere PTB61.0920,31%CoroadosBeth Sahão Beth Sahão pt Beth Sahão PT60.0420,31%UrupêsAdilson Rossi Adilson Rossi pt Adilson Rossi PTB60.0190,31%ItatibaRogério Nogueira Rogério Nogueira pt Rogério Nogueira PDT59.0970,30%IndaiatubaVinícius CamarinhaPSB58.4090,30%MaríliaJosé Dilson de CarvalhoPDT58.1980,30%São PauloTião ArcanjoPT57.1740,29%CampinasLuiz Carlos Gondim Luiz Carlos Gondim pt Luiz Carlos Gondim PV56.9670,29%FortalezaNivaldo Santana SilvaPCdoB56.7080,29%São PauloUbiratan GuimarãesPPB56.1550,29%São PauloAldo Demarchi Aldo Demarchi pt Aldo Demarchi PPB55.9950,29%Rio ClaroAntônio Salim CuriatiPPB54.3330,28%AvaréMarcelo Siqueira BuenoPDT52.5080,27%São PauloOrlando Morando Orlando Morando pt Orlando Morando PSB50.4000,26%São Bernardo do CampoGilson de Souza (politician) Gilson de Souza pt Gilson de Souza (prefeito) PPB48.7230,25%DelfinópolisArtur Alves PintoPL45.7320,23%São PauloRosmary Corrêa Rosmary Corrêa pt Rosmary Corrêa PMDB44.6480,23%São PauloEdson GomesPPB43.8210,22%FernandópolisZuza Abdul MassihPRP43.7160,22%BeiruteGeraldo LopesPMDB43.0170,22%São Miguel do AntaJosé Afonso Lobato José Afonso Lobato pt José Afonso Lobato PV41.3340,21%Redenção da SerraPaulo César NemePV39.1540,20%CotiaJosé Bittencourt José Bittencourt pt José Bittencourt PGT35.7780,18%Tobias BarretoGiba MarsonPV34.8950,18%São Bernardo do CampoRicardo CastilhoPV28.6620,15%GlicérioAhmad Said MouradPRONA13.1370,07%São PauloPaulo Sérgio Rodrigues AlvesPRONA11.6160,06%GuarulhosAdilson BarrosoPRONA9.9280,05%Leme do Prado Notes References Category:2002 Brazilian gubernatorial elections Category:São Paulo gubernatorial elections