Eleição municipal de Porto Alegre em 1996




A eleição municipal de Porto Alegre em 1996 ocorreu em 3 de outubro. O prefeito à época era Tarso Genro (PT). Foi eleito em primeiro turno o então vice-prefeito Raul Pont (PT), derrotando Yeda Crusius (PSDB).[1]



Resultado da eleição para prefeito |



Primeiro turno |











































































Candidato
 Nº
 Votos
 %

Raul Pont (PT)
 13
 408.998
 54,58

Yeda Crusius (PSDB)
 45
 167.397
 22,34

Maria do Carmo (PPB)
 11
 48.224
 6,43

Vieira da Cunha (PDT)
 12
 41.744
 5,57
Paulo Odone (PMDB)
 15
 40.297
 5,37
Valdir Fraga (PTB)
 14
 24.524
 3,27
Luiz Negrinho (PST)
 18
 4.900
 0,65
Maria Feldman (PSB)
 40
 3.882
 0,51
Leo Nunes (PRP)
 44
 2.931
 0,39
Júlio Flores (PSTU)
 16
 1.297
 0,17
Antônio Junior (PAN)
 26
 1.012
 0,13


  Eleito(a)


Referências




  1. ↑ Resultado da eleição 1996 – Porto Alegre-RS


















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