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2016 Rio de Janeiro mayoral election
← 2012 2 October 2016 (2016-10-02) (first round)
30 October 2016 (2016-10-30) (second round)		 2020 →
Opinion polls
Turnout75.72% (first round)
73.15% (second round)
 
Candidate Marcelo Crivella Marcelo Freixo
Party PRB PSOL
Alliance For a More Human Rio Change is Possible
popular vote 1,700,030 1,163,662
Percentage 59.36% 40.64%
Mayor before election

Eduardo Paes
PMDB

Elected mayor

Marcelo Crivella
PRB

The 2016 Rio de Janeiro municipal election took place on 2 October and 30 October 2016[1] to elect a Mayor, a Vice Mayor and 51 City Councillors for the administration of the city. The incumbent Mayor, Eduardo Paes of the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB), was term-limited and couldn't run for re-election. The election took place against a backdrop of mass protests and the impeachment of president Dilma Rousseff of the Workers' Party (PT) earlier that year.[2]

Candidates

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No. Mayor Vice-mayor Party/Coalition
10 Marcelo Crivella (PRB) Fernando Mac Dowell (PR) "For a More Human Rio"
PRB, PR, PTN
15 Pedro Paulo (PMDB) Cidinha Campos (PDT) "Together for Rio"
PMDB, DEM, PDT, PHS, PMN, PP, PSDC, PTB, PEN, PROS, PRTB, PSL, SD, PTC, PTdoB
16 Cyro Garcia (PSTU) Marília Macedo (PSTU) Unified Workers' Socialist Party (PSTU)
18 Alessandro Molon (REDE) Roberto Anderson (PV)
"Everyone for Rio"
REDE, PV, PPL
20 Flávio Bolsonaro (PSC) Rodrigo Amorim (PRP) "Rio Needs Strength to Change"
PSC, PRP
29 Thelma Bastos (PCO) Wagner Rolo (PCO) Labour Cause's Party (PCO)
30 Carmen Migueles (NOVO) Tomas Pelosi (NOVO) New Party (NOVO)
45 Carlos Osório (PSDB) Aspásia Camargo (PSDB) "Rio of Opportunities and Rights"
PSDB, PPS
50 Marcelo Freixo (PSOL) Luciana Boiteux (PSOL) "Change is Possible"
PSOL, PCB
55 Indio da Costa (PSD) Hugo Leal (PSB) "Together for Carioca"
PSD, PSB, PMB
65 Jandira Feghali (PCdoB) Edson Santos (PT) "Rio in Common"
PCdoB, PT

Debates

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First round

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Date Host Moderator Carlos Osório (PSDB) Marcelo Crivella (PRB) Jandira Feghali (PCdoB) Flávio Bolsonaro (PSC) Pedro Paulo (PMDB) Alessandro Molon (REDE) Indio da Costa (PSD) Marcelo Freixo (PSOL) Cyro Garcia (PSTU) Thelma Bastos (PCO) Carmen Migueles (NOVO)
25 August 2016 Band Sérgio Costa Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Not invited Not invited Not invited Not invited
9 September 2016 RedeTV!, Veja, UOL, Facebook Mariana Godoy, Amanda Klein Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Not invited Not invited Not invited
25 September 2016 RecordTV Janine Borba Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Not invited Not invited Not invited
29 September 2016 Rede Globo Ana Paula Araújo Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Not invited Not invited Not invited

Second round

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Date Host Moderator Marcelo Crivella (PRB) Marcelo Freixo (PSOL)
7 October 2016 Band Sérgio Costa Present Present
13 October 2016 SBT N/A Cancelled[3]
18 October 2016 RedeTV!, Veja, UOL, Facebook Mariana Godoy, Amanda Klein Present Present
20 October 2016 O Globo N/A Cancelled[4]
23 October 2016 RecordTV N/A Cancelled[5]
28 October 2016 Rede Globo Ana Paula Araújo Present Present

Opinion polls

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First round

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Polling Firm/Link Date(s)
administered 		Sample
Size 		PSOL PCdoB REDE PSDB PMDB PSD PRB PSC Others Abst./
Undec.
2016 election 2 October 2016 3,708,857 18.26%
(Freixo) 		3.34%
(Feghali) 		1.43%
(Molon) 		8.62%
(Osório) 		16.12%
(Paulo) 		8.99%
(Indio) 		27.78%
(Crivella) 		14.00%
(Bolsonaro) 		1.46% 18.26%
Datafolha 30 September – 1 October 2016 2,159 13%
(Freixo) 		6%
(Feghali) 		2%
(Molon) 		8%
(Osório) 		10%
(Paulo) 		9%
(Indio) 		27%
(Crivella) 		7%
(Bolsonaro) 		1% 17%
Ibope 29 September – 1 October 2016 1,204 14%
(Freixo) 		7%
(Feghali) 		2%
(Molon) 		5%
(Osório) 		9%
(Paulo) 		8%
(Indio) 		31%
(Crivella) 		8%
(Bolsonaro) 		1% 19%
Instituto Gerp 28–29 September 2016 1,000 11%
(Freixo) 		4%
(Feghali) 		1%
(Molon) 		3%
(Osório) 		9%
(Paulo) 		4%
(Indio) 		35%
(Crivella) 		8%
(Bolsonaro) 		0% 25%
Datafolha 26 September 2016 1,144 10%
(Paulo) 		7%
(Feghali) 		1%
(Molon) 		6%
(Osório) 		11%
(Paulo) 		5%
(Indio) 		29%
(Crivella) 		7%
(Bolsonaro) 		2% 22%
Ibope 23–25 September 2016 1,204 9%
(Freixo) 		6%
(Feghali) 		1%
(Molon) 		4%
(Osório) 		11%
(Paulo) 		8%
(Indio) 		35%
(Crivella) 		6%
(Bolsonaro) 		1% 19%
Instituto Gerp 19–21 September 2016 1,000 10%
(Freixo) 		8%
(Feghali) 		2%
(Molon) 		2%
(Osório) 		6%
(Paulo) 		3%
(Indio) 		33%
(Crivella) 		8%
(Bolsonaro) 		0% 28%
IBPS 19–21 September 2016 3,510 10%
(Freixo) 		7%
(Feghali) 		1%
(Molon) 		4%
(Osório) 		10%
(Paulo) 		6%
(Indio) 		30%
(Crivella) 		6%
(Bolsonaro) 		1% 25%
Datafolha 21 September 2016 1,023 10%
(Freixo) 		9%
(Feghali) 		2%
(Molon) 		4%
(Osório) 		9%
(Paulo) 		6%
(Indio) 		31%
(Crivella) 		7%
(Bolsonaro) 		1% 21%
Ibope 12–13 September 2016 805 9%
(Freixo) 		8%
(Feghali) 		1%
(Molon) 		3%
(Osório) 		9%
(Paulo) 		7%
(Indio) 		31%
(Crivella) 		8%
(Bolsonaro) 		1% 23%
Datafolha 8 September 2016 928 11%
(Freixo) 		8%
(Feghali) 		1%
(Molon) 		4%
(Osório) 		8%
(Paulo) 		6%
(Indio) 		29%
(Crivella) 		6%
(Bolsonaro) 		0% 26%
Paraná Pesquisas 1–5 September 2016 940 10.4%
(Freixo) 		7.7%
(Feghali) 		1.8%
(Molon) 		3.5%
(Osório) 		8.6%
(Paulo) 		5.7%
(Indio) 		33.4%
(Crivella) 		8.3%
(Bolsonaro) 		1.1% 19.3
Datafolha 23–24 August 2016 928 11%
(Freixo) 		7%
(Feghali) 		2%
(Molon) 		3%
(Osório) 		5%
(Paulo) 		4%
(Indio) 		28%
(Crivella) 		9%
(Bolsonaro) 		1% 29%
Instituto Gerp 19–22 August 2016 1,000 10%
(Freixo) 		7%
(Feghali) 		2%
(Molon) 		1%
(Osório) 		6%
(Paulo) 		3%
(Indio) 		33%
(Crivella) 		9%
(Bolsonaro) 		1% 28%
Ibope 20–22 August 2016 805 12%
(Freixo) 		6%
(Feghali) 		2%
(Molon) 		6%
(Osório) 		6%
(Paulo) 		5%
(Indio) 		27%
(Crivella) 		11%
(Bolsonaro) 		2% 25%
2012 election 7 October 2012 3,754,393 28.15%
(Freixo) 		– – 2.47%
(Leite) 		64.6%
(Paes) 		– – – 4.78% 13.51%

Second round

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Polling Firm/Link Date(s)
administered 		Sample
Size 		PSOL PRB Abst./
Undec.
2016 election 31 October 2016 3,583,094 40.64%
(Freixo) 		59.36%
(Crivella) 		20.08%
Ibope 28–29 September 2016 1,024 32%
(Freixo) 		43%
(Crivella) 		25%
Datafolha 28–29 September 2016 2,384 30%
(Freixo) 		43%
(Crivella) 		27%
Ibope 26–27 October 2016 1,204 29%
(Freixo) 		46%
(Crivella) 		25%
Datafolha 25 October 2016 1,280 27%
(Freixo) 		46%
(Crivella) 		27%
Ibope 17–19 October 2016 1,101 29%
(Freixo) 		46%
(Crivella) 		25%
Datafolha 13–14 October 2016 1,152 25%
(Freixo) 		48%
(Crivella) 		27%
Ibope 5–6 October 2016 1,101 25%
(Freixo) 		51%
(Crivella) 		24%
Datafolha 5–6 October 2016 1,151 27%
(Freixo) 		44%
(Crivella) 		28%

Results

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Mayor

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Candidate Party Running mate Party First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Marcelo Crivella PRB Fernando Mac Dowell PR 842,201 27.78 1,700,030 59.36
Marcelo Freixo PSOL Luciana Boiteux PSOL 553,424 18.26 1,163,662 40.64
Pedro Paulo PMDB Cidinha Campos PDT 488,775 16.12
Flávio Bolsonaro PSC Rodrigo Amorim PRP 424,307 14.00
Indio da Costa PSD Hugo Leal PSB 272,500 8.99
Carlos Osório PSDB Aspásia Camargo PSDB 261,286 8.62
Jandira Feghali PCdoB Edson Santos PT 101,133 3.31
Alessandro Molon REDE Roberto Anderson PV 43,426 1.43
Carmen Migueles NOVO Tomas Pelosi NOVO 38,512 1.27
Cyro Garcia PSTU Marília Macedo PSTU 5,729 0.19
Thelma Bastos[a] PCO Wagner Rolo PCO 0 0.00
Invalid/blank votes 677,434 – 719,402 –
Turnout 3,708,857 75.72 3,583,094 73.15
Abstentions 1,183,187 24.28 1,314,950 26.85
Source: Tribunal Superior Eleitoral Archived 2020-09-27 at the Wayback Machine
Popular vote (first round)
Crivella
 
 27.78%
Freixo
 
 18.26%
Paulo
 
 16.12%
Bolsonaro
 
 14.0%
Indio
 
 8.99%
Osório
 
 8.62%
Feghali
 
 3.34%
Molon
 
 1.43%
Other
 
 1.46%
Popular vote (second round)
Crivella
 
 59.36%
Freixo
 
 40.64%

City Councillors

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Candidate Party Voting
Percentage Total
Carlos Bolsonaro PSC 3.65% 106,657
Tarcísio Motta PSOL 3.10% 90,473
César Maia DEM 2.45% 71,468
Rosa Fernandes PMDB 1.98% 57,868
Marielle Franco PSOL 1.59% 46,502
Junior da Lucinha PMDB 1.54% 45,124
Vera Lins PP 1.24% 36,117
João Mendes de Jesus PRB 1.08% 31,516
Teresa Bergher PSDB 1.05 30,566
Leandro Lyra NOVO 1.00% 29,217
Carlos Caiado DEM 0.96% 28,122
Jorge Felippe PMDB 0.96% 28,104
Jairinho PMDB 0.89% 26,047
Thiago Ribeiro PMDB 0.85% 27,900
Alexandre Isquierdo DEM 0.85% 24,701
Marcelinho D'Almeida DEM 0.83% 24,116
Chiquinho Brazão PMDB 0.82% 23,923
Tânia Bastos PRB 0.78% 22,930
Rafael Aloísio Freitas PMDB 0.78% 22,897
Bispo Inaldo Silva PRB 0.78% 22,753
Zico PTB 0.74% 21,565
Willian Coelho PMDB 0.68% 20,678
Verônica Costa PMDB 0.68% 19,946
Carlos Eduardo SD 0.68% 19,822
Reimont PT 0.67% 19,626
Renato Cinco PSOL 0.59% 17,162
Luciana Novaes PT 0.57% 16,679
Marcelo Arar PTB 0.56% 16,230
Val PEN 0.53% 15,388
Paula Messina PROS 0.53% 15,346
Rogério Rocal PTB 0.52% 15,055
Dr. João Ricardo PMDB 0.51% 14,994
Renato Moura PDT 0.46% 13,572
Marcello Siciliano PHS 0.46% 13,553
Dr. Jorge Manaia SD 0.45% 13.249
Paulo Pinheiro PSOL 0.45% 13,141
Jones Moura PSD 0.44% 12,722
Dr. Gilberto PMN 0.42% 12,162
Fernando William PDT 0.41% 12,055
Leonel Brizola Neto PSOL 0.38% 11,087
Eliseu Kessler PSD 0.37% 10,777
Felipe Michel PSDB 0.35% 10,262
Cláudio Castro PSC 0.35% 10,262
Professor Adalmir PSDB 0.30% 8,804
Professor Célio Lupparelli DEM 0.30% 8,692
Luiz Carlos Ramos Filho PTN 0.29% 8,618
Jair da Mendes Gomes PMN 0.28% 8,112
Zico Bacana PHS 0.27% 7,932
Otoni de Paula Jr. PSC 0.27% 7,801
David Miranda PSOL 0.24% 7,012
Italo Ciba PTdoB 0.21% 6,023

Notes

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  1. ^ The candidate had her candidacy banned by the Superior Electoral Court. Because of that, her votes were not considered.[6]

References

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  1. ^ Prazeres, Leandro (9 July 2015). "Câmara aprova novas regras para eleições; veja o que pode mudar" (in Portuguese). UOL. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
  2. ^ Watts, Jonathan (1 September 2016). "Brazil's Dilma Rousseff impeached by senate in crushing defeat". The Guardian. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
  3. ^ "SBT cancela entrevista com Freixo após Crivella recusar debate" (in Portuguese). Boa Informação. 13 October 2016. Archived from the original on 19 October 2016. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
  4. ^ Schmitt, Gustavo; Grillo, Marco (11 October 2016). "Crivella cancela participação em debates e esconde agenda" (in Portuguese). Extra. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
  5. ^ Magalhães, Mário (11 October 2016). "TV Record cancela debate entre candidatos no Rio. Melhor para Crivella" (in Portuguese). UOL. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
  6. ^ "Crivella e Freixo disputam o segundo turno para a Prefeitura do Rio" (in Portuguese). G1. 2 October 2016. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
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