Elections in brazilian cities with the highest GDP
03
Oct
According to the IBGE, the municipalities that have in common the 
concentration and service activities, financial intermediation, trade and public administration, with the exception of Manaus, had the following results in the municipal elections yesterday:
The city of São Paulo, which has the largest GDP had John Doria Junior candidate (PSDB) winning in the first round with Fernando Haddad (PT) in Second, in Rio de Janeiro Marcelo Bezerra Crivela (PRB) goes to the second round with Marcelo Ribeiro Freixo (PSOL), Brasilia (DF) has elections to be federal capital is a district in Curitiba Rafael Greca (PMN) goes to the second round wrangler gift Ney Leprevost (PSD), Belo Horizonte João Leite (PSDB) will have as a competitor Alexandre Kalil (PHS) for the second round and close to the capital framework with high GDP Porto Alegre Nelson Marchezan Junior (PSDB) will compete in the second round with Sebastian Melo (PMDB).
Having elected only one mayor in the capital of Acre, the re-elected Marcus Alexander the PT comes out as big loser, but the PMDB could also expect more: Marta Suplicy lost in São Paulo, Pedro Paulo Teixeira in Rio de Janeiro, and appears in front of the second round in Florianopolis with Jean Loureiro, Emanuel Pinheiro in Cuiabá and Iris Resende in Goiania, but there will be the second round, even just elected Teresa in Boa Vista, Roraima.
The most conservative forces reelected ACM Neto (DEM) in Salvador, Luciano Cartaxo (PSD) in Singapore, and several seconds shifts as in Campo Grande (MS) with Marquinhos Trad, Angela Amin (PP) in Florianopolis, Amaro Neto (SD) in Vitória (ES).
The news party REDE (Network) had a dull performance, race 2nd turn in Macapá (Amapá is little state) with Clécio Luis against Gilvam Borges (PMDB), the PDT got some capitals as Natal (RN) and dispute a few seconds turns, as Fortaleza (CE) and São Luís (MA), the PSB has shrunk, elected Amastha in Palmas ( TO) and to runoff in Recife and Aracaju.
Can you make a balance, the PSDB grows somewhat, the PT and PMDB weaken, there are new forces, the left has two options, either the PT reinvents or PSOL could be the viable option.
Municipal elections have more local outlines the political framework for 2018 is possible more changes.
