The 9 elected governors and the 5 who lead and support President Jair Bolsonaro (PL, right) in the 2nd round together govern 97.2 million voters.
In the case of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT, left), the 6 and 3 governors respectively govern 30.7 million.
In Bahia, there is a numerical balance between the two candidates.
ACM Neto (União Brasil, center) and Jerônimo Rodrigues (PT, left) each have 50%. Jerônimo supports Lula da Silva.
ACM is neutral. The state has 11.2 million voters.
There were no polls yet in Santa Catarina and Espírito Santo. There are 8.4 million eligible voters.
THIRD WAY IN PERNAMBUCO
Raquel Lyra (PSDB, center-right) is the only candidate for the government who is leading despite her neutrality.
In the second round, she is battling with Marília Arraes (SD), a da Silva supporter.
In the first round, Raquel supported Simone Tebet (MDB). The state has 7 million voters.
In Mato Grosso do Sul and Rondônia, both gubernatorial candidates supported Bolsonaro in the second round.
Da Silva does not have a platform. There are 3.2 million voters.
SÃO PAULO EFFECT.
The Republicans are perhaps the party that governs the most voters.
It managed to elect the governor of Tocantins, Wanderlei Barbosa, in the first round with just over 1 million voters.
In São Paulo, there are 34.6 million voters. Tarcísio de Freitas leads with 53% of the vote, ahead of the petite Fernando Haddad.
82 million people will vote in the 2nd round of state elections.
Another 72 million have already voted for governor in 15 states.
A total of 10 parties have elected governors in the first round: Novo, PL, PT, PSD, MDB, União, PSB, Republicans, Solidariedade, and PP.
The latter, the party of Mayor Arthur Lira, governs with 954,673 voters (in Acre with Gladson Cameli and Roraima with Antonio Denarium) and is not in the 2nd round.