2020 Curitiba mayoral election

2020 Curitiba municipal election

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Mayoral election
Opinion polls
Turnout	69.81 (first round)
Candidate Rafael Greca Goura Nataraj Fernando Francischini Party DEM PDT PSL Alliance Smart and Vibrant Curitiba – People First Running mate Eduardo Pimentel Ana Lucia Moro Leticia Pan Popular vote 499,821 110,977 52,340 Percentage 59.75% 13.27% 6.26%
Electoral zone results Neighborhood results [lower-alpha 1] Rafael Greca   30–39%   50–59%   60–69%   70–79%   No votes
Mayor before election Rafael Greca DEM Elected Mayor Rafael Greca DEM
Parliamentary election
Party Leader % Seats +/– Municipal Chamber DEM — 10.21 5 +3 PSL — 7.41 3 +3 PT — 6.20 3 +2 PDT — 6.01 3 −2 NOVO — 5.48 2 +2 PP — 4.46 2 +1 PODE — 3.95 2 +2 Republicanos — 3.92 2 +1 Solidarity — 3.91 2 +1 PV — 3.55 1 −1 MDB — 3.54 1 −1 PTB — 3.28 1 −1 PMB — 3.18 1 +1 Cidadania — 2.67 1 +1 Patriota — 2.66 1 +1 PSB — 2.18 1 −2 PSC — 2.17 1 −2 DC — 2.15 1 −1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

The 2020 Curitiba municipal election took place in the city of Curitiba, Brazil, with the first round taking place on 15 November 2020. Voters elected a mayor, a vice mayor and 38 councillors who are responsible for the city administration. Their respective terms began on 1 January 2021 and will end on 31 December 2024. ^[1] The incumbent mayor is Rafael Greca, a member of the former party Democrats (DEM), who was able to run for reelection. ^[2]

The elections were initially scheduled to happen on 4 October 2020 (first round), and in case of a second round, it would happen on 25 October 2020. But due to the aggravation of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil, they've been rescheduled to November. ^[3] The result was a victory in the first round for the incumbent mayor, Rafael Greca, of the Democrats, winning 499,821 votes and a share of 59.75% of the popular vote.

Political context and COVID-19 pandemic

The 2020 municipal elections were marked by the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil, which caused parties to remodel their campaign strategies. The Superior Electoral Court of Brazil (TSE) authorized parties to hold conventions to choose candidates for ballots through digital transmission platforms, to avoid crowds that could proliferate the COVID-19. ^[4] Some parties used digital media to launch their pre-candidacies. Furthermore, from this election onwards, Constitutional Amendment 97/2017 was put into practice, which prohibits the celebration of party coalitions for legislative elections, which could lead to an increase in candidates for the Municipal Chamber. ^[5]

Candidates

Confirmed candidacies

• Rafael Greca (DEM): Born in Curitiba in 1956, ^[6] Greca is an economist, engineer, an urban planner, writer, poet, historian ^[7] and a Brazilian politician. He was a councillor of Curitiba from 1983 to 1987, then he was elected as a state deputy in the Legislative Assembly of Paraná for two non-consecutive terms (1987–1993; 2003–2007) and he was finally elected for the first time as a mayor of Curitiba from 1993 to 1997. After his term ended, Greca was elected in 1998 to represent Paraná in the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil from 1999 to 2003; however, he was appointed as the Minister of Sport and Turism during Fernando Henrique Cardoso's second term from January 1999 to May 2000, and he returned to the Chamber of Deputies after leaving the ministry. ^[8] Greca decided to run again in the 2016 Curitiba mayoral election, winning the dispute against his opponent, Ney Leprevost, in the second round. ^[9] He was announced as the candidate for reelection by the Democrats on 31 August 2020. ^[10] Eduardo Pimentel, a member of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) was appointed as Greca's running mate again. Pimentel is a company administrator, the grandson of the former governor of Paraná, Paulo Pimentel, and the Vice Mayor of Curitiba since 2016. ^[11]
• Goura Nataraj (PDT): Born in Curitiba in 1979 ^[12] , Nataraj is a cycling advocate, philosopher, yoga teacher and a Brazilian politician. ^[13] He entered politics for the first time as a candidate by the Green Party (PV) to represent Paraná in the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil in the 2014 Brazilian general election, but wasn't elected. ^[14] He was first elected as a councillor for Curitiba in the 2016 Curitiba city elections, from 2017 to 2019, and in the 2018 Paraná state elections, he was elected as a state deputy in the Legislative Assembly of Paraná, being reelected in 2022. ^[13] His candidacy for mayor was announced by the Democratic Labour Party on 12 September 2020. His running mate is the journalist and the activist Ana Lucia Moro. ^[15]
• Fernando Francischini (PSL): Born in Londrina in 1970, ^[16] Francischini is a chief of police and a Brazilian politician. He was first elected in the 2010 Paraná state elections to represent Paraná in the Chamber of Deputies and was reelected in 2014. ^[17] In 2019, he was elected as a state deputy in the Legislative Assembly of Paraná. ^[18] However, his term was revoked by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) in October 2021, due to Francischini being responsible for spreading fake news against the electronic voting system of Brazil. ^[19] Francischini was also the Secretary of Public Safety of Paraná under Beto Richa's administration (2014–2015). ^[17] His candidacy was announced by the Social Liberal Party on 12 September 2020, ^[20] and his running mate is Leticia Pan, a dentist and a military police officer. ^{[21] [22]}
• João Guilherme (NOVO): Born in Curitiba in 1973, ^[23] Guilherme is a physician and businessman. His political career started when he was announced as the running mate of Ney Leprevost in 2016 Curitiba mayoral election; ^[24] not being elected at the time. He was announced as a candidate by the New Party on 31 August 2020. His running mate is the social entrepreneur Geovana Conti. ^[25]
• Christiane Yared (PL): Born in Curitiba in 1960 ^[26] , Yared is a businesswoman, an evangelical pastor and a Brazilian politician. Her political career started after the death of her son in a traffic accident, when she decided to run for a seat at the Chamber of Deputies in the 2014 Paraná state elections; being elected as the most voted candidate in that election ^[27] and reelected in the 2018 Paraná state elections. ^[28] Her candidacy was announced by the Liberal Party (PL) on 12 September 2020 and her running mate is the businesswoman Jilcy Rink. ^[29]
• Carol Arns (PODE): Born in Curitiba in 1976 ^[30] , Arns is a lawyer, teacher, the daughter of the senator of Paraná Flávio Arns (2019–2027) and the grand-niece of Zilda Arns. Her candidacy was announced on 31 August 2020 by Podemos (PODE) ^[31] and his running mate is also the lawyer Rolf Koerner. ^[32]
• João Arruda (MDB): Born in Curitiba in 1976, ^[33] Arruda is a Brazilian politician, being elected for the first time in the 2010 Paraná state elections to represent Paraná in the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil. He was reelected in 2014 and didn't run for a third term in 2018; he decided instead to run for the government of Paraná in the 2018 Paraná gubernatorial election, losing to Ratinho Júnior (PSD) in the first round. His candidacy was announced by the Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB) on 16 September 2020 ^[34] and his running mate is the retired teacher Sheila Toledo. ^[35]
• Paulo Opuszka (PT): Born in Curitiba in 1977, ^[36] Opuszka is a teacher at the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), lawyer and a master and doctor in law. His candidacy was announced by the Workers' Party (PT) on 14 September 2020 and his running mate is the chief of police Pedro Felipe. ^[37]
• Marisa Lobo (Avante): Born in Botucatu, São Paulo in 1963, ^[38] Lobo is a psychologist and a Christian conservative. Her candidacy was announced by Avante (lit: 'Forward') on 14 September 2020 ^[39] and her running mate is the lawyer Romulo Quenehen. ^[40]
• Renato Mocellin (PV): Born in Colombo, Paraná in 1958, ^[41] Mocellin is a teacher. His candidacy was announced by the Green Party (PV) on 31 August 2020 and his running mate is the lawyer Soraia Dill Pozo. ^[42]
• Letícia Lanz (PSOL): Born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais in 1951, ^[43] Lanz is a psychologist and the first transgender woman to run as mayor of Curitiba. Her candidacy was announced on 11 September 2020 and her running mate is the lawyer Giana de Marco. ^[44]
• Zé Boni (PTC): Born in Loanda, Paraná in 1977 ^[45] , Boni is a company administrator. His candidacy was announced by the Christian Labor Party (PTC) on 14 September 2020 and his running mate is the merchant Valdo Peres. ^[46]
• Camila Lanes (PCdoB): Born in Curitiba in 1996, ^[47] Lanes is a student and vice-president of the Communist Party of Brazil in Curitiba. Her candidacy was announced by the party on 12 September 2020 ^[48] and his running mate is the physician José Ferreira Lopes (also known as Doutor Zequinha). ^[49]
• Eloy Casagrande (REDE): Born in Curitiba in 1959, ^[50] Casagrande is a teacher. His candidacy was announced by the Sustainability Network (REDE) on 12 September 2020 and his running mate is the guardianship counselor Michel Urânia. ^[51]
• Samara Garratini (PSTU): Born in Curitiba in 1991 ^[52] , Garratini is a teacher. Her candidacy was announced by the United Socialist Workers' Party (PSTU) on 12 September 2020. His running mate is the mailman Samuel Mattos. ^[53]

Party		Candidate	Most relevant political office or occupation	Party		Running mate	Coalition	Electoral number
	Democrats (DEM)	Rafael Greca	Mayor of Curitiba (2017–present)		Social Democratic Party (PSD)	Eduardo Pimentel	Smart and Vibrant Curitiba Democrats (DEM) Social Democratic Party (PSD) Progressistas (PP) Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB) Brazilian Labour Party (PTB) Social Christian Party (PSC) Party of National Mobilization (PMN) Brazilian Labour Renewal Party (PRTB) Cidadania Republicans [6]	25
	Democratic Labour Party (PDT)	Goura Nataraj	Member of the Legislative Assembly of Paraná (2019–present)		Democratic Labour Party (PDT)	Ana Lucia Moro	—	12 [12]
	Social Liberal Party (PSL)	Fernando Francischini	Member of the Legislative Assembly of Paraná (2019–2021)		Social Liberal Party (PSL)	Leticia Pan	People First Social Liberal Party (PSL) Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) Solidarity Patriota Christian Democracy (DC) [16]	17
	New Party (NOVO)	João Guilherme	Physician		New Party (NOVO)	Geovana Conti	—	30 [23]
	Liberal Party (PL)	Christiane Yared	Member of the Chamber of Deputies (2015–2023)		Liberal Party (PL)	Jilcy Rink	Curitiba Citizen Liberal Party (PL) Republican Party of the Social Order (PROS) [26]	22
	Podemos (PODE)	Carol Arns	Lawyer		Podemos (PODE)	Rolf Koerner	—	19 [30]
	Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)	João Arruda	Member of the Chamber of Deputies (2011–2019)		Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)	Sheila Toledo	—	15 [33]
	Workers' Party (PT)	Paulo Opuszka	Teacher		Workers' Party (PT)	Pedro Felipe	—	13 [36]
	Avante	Marisa Lobo	Psychologist		Avante	Romulo Quenehen	—	70 [38]
	Green Party (PV)	Renato Mocellin	Teacher		Green Party (PV)	Soraia Dill Pozo	—	43 [41]
	Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL)	Letícia Lanz	Psychologist		Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL)	Giana de Marco	—	50 [43]
	Christian Labor Party (PTC)	Zé Boni	Company administrator		Christian Labor Party (PTC)	Valdo Peres	—	36 [45]
	Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB)	Camila Lanes	Student		Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB)	José Ferreira Lopes	—	65 [47]
	Sustainability Network (REDE)	Eloy Casagrande	Teacher		Sustainability Network (REDE)	Michel Urânia	—	18 [50]
	United Socialist Workers' Party (PSTU)	Samara Garratini			United Socialist Workers' Party (PSTU)	Samuel de Mattos	—	16 [52]

Candidacy denied

The candidacy of Diogo Furtado, from the Workers' Cause Party, was denied by the Electoral Court due to the party's municipal directory not having a CNPJ (National Register of Legal Entities). Only parties that have this register are allowed to run candidacies. ^[54]

Party		Candidate	Most relevant political office or occupation	Party		Running mate	Coalition	Electoral number
	Workers' Cause Party (PCO)	Diogo Furtado	Visual artist		Workers' Cause Party (PCO)	Feris Boabaid	—	29

Opinion polls

2020

Pollster/client(s)	Date(s) conducted	Sample size	Greca DEM	Goura PDT	Francischini PSL	João G. NOVO	Yared PL	Carol PODE	Arruda MDB	Opuszka PT	Others	Abst. Undec.	Lead
Ibope	12–13 November	805	56%	11%	8%	3%	4%	4%	5%	2%	6% [lower-alpha 2]	[lower-alpha 3]	45%
			48%	10%	7%	3%	4%	3%	4%	1%	4% [lower-alpha 4]	15%	38%
Opinião	2–4 November	1,220	43.6%	6.21%	6.74%	4.52%	4.29%	3.07%	4.21%	1.38%	3.83% [lower-alpha 5]	22.14%	36.86%
Ibope	20–22 October	805	46%	8%	8%	2%	5%	3%	3%	1%	5% [lower-alpha 6]	19%	38%
Opinião	16–19 October	1,200	45.57%	5.66%	7.95%	3.2%	3.93%	2.13%	3.03%	0.9%	4.33% [lower-alpha 7]	21.15%	37.62%
Ibope	4–5 October	602	47%	5%	6%	1%	3%	1%	3%	1%	7% [lower-alpha 8]	25%	41%
October 2020			The election campaign begins. The parties formalize their candidacies for mayor of Curitiba.
Pollster/client(s)	Date(s) conducted	Sample size	Rafael Greca DEM	Gustavo Fruet PDT	Ney Leprevost PSD	Fernando Francischini PSL	Luciano Ducci PSB	Christiane Yared PL	Luizão Goulart Republicans	João Guilherme NOVO	Others	Abst. Undec.	Lead
Paraná Pesquisas	30 August–3 September	800	40%	9.9%	10.9%	8.1%	—	4.1%	3.6%	1.8%	5.1% [lower-alpha 9]	16.6%	29.1%
			43.6%	12.1%	—	10.1%	—	4.5%	3.8%	2.1%	5.9% [lower-alpha 10]	18%	31.5%
Ágili Pesquisas	11–15 July	1,352	38.11%	9.29%	6.3%	6.14%	3.78%	3.15%	2.05%	1.89%	4.87% [lower-alpha 11]	24.41%	28.82%
			41.89%	11.02%	—	8.03%	—	—	—	2.36%	7.87% [lower-alpha 12]	28.82%	30.87%

2019

Pollster/client(s)	Date(s) conducted	Sample size	Rafael Greca DEM	Ney Leprevost PSD	Gustavo Fruet PDT	Fernando Francischini PSL	Luciano Ducci PSB	Christiane Yared PL	Angelo Vanhoni PT	Luizão Goulart Republicans	Others	Abst. Undec.	Lead
Paraná Pesquisas	11–13 December	1,352	26.9%	11.5%	11.4%	11.2%	7.2%	4.7%	4.1%	3.5%	6.3% [lower-alpha 13]	13.4%	15.4%

Rejection of candidates

2020

Pollster/client(s)	Date(s) conducted	Francischini PSL	Greca DEM	Opuszka PT	Yared PL	Arruda MDB	Goura PDT	Zé Boni PTC	Lobo Avante	Carol PODE	João G. NOVO	Could vote in anyone	Others	Abst. Undec.
Ibope	12–13 November	36%	20%	16%	10%	8%	7%	6%	6%	5%	5%	7%	27% [lower-alpha 14]	20%
Opinião	2–4 November	30.19%	17.85%	15.94%	12.95%	13.03%	10.42%	10.42%	10.19%	10.27%	9.04%	18.85%	52.88% [lower-alpha 15]	18.85%
Ibope	20–22 October	33%	18%	11%	13%	12%	9%	10%	8%	7%	5%	5%	39% [lower-alpha 16]	25%
Ibope	4–5 October	21%	20%	5%	9%	11%	8%	10%	8%	6%	4%	7%	27% [lower-alpha 17]	27%

Results

Mayor

Source: G1 ^[55]

Candidate		Running mate	Party	Votes	%
	Rafael Greca (incumbent)	Eduardo Pimentel (PSD)	DEM	499,821	59.75
	Goura Nataraj	Ana Lucia Moro	PDT	110,977	13.27
	Fernando Francischini	Leticia Pan	PSL	52,340	6.26
	João Guilherme	Geovana Conti	NOVO	40,505	4.84
	Christiane Yared	Jilcy Rink	PL	32,677	3.91
	Carol Arns	Rolf Koerner	PODE	22,360	2.67
	João Arruda	Sheila Toledo	MDB	21,833	2.61
	Paulo Opuszka	Pedro Felipe	PT	20,537	2.46
	Marisa Lobo	Rômulo Quenehen	Avante	18,547	2.22
	Renato Mocellin	Soraia Dill Pozo	PV	6,305	0.75
	Letícia Lanz	Giana de Marco	PSOL	3,564	0.43
	Zé Boni	Valdo Peres	PTC	3,509	0.42
	Camila Lanes	José Ferreira Lopes	PCdoB	1,881	0.22
	Eloy Casagrande	Michel Urânia	REDE	1,021	0.12
	Samara Garratini	Samuel de Mattos	PSTU	632	0.08
	Diogo Furtado	Feris Boabaid	PCO	123
Total				836,509	100.00
Valid votes				836,509	88.77
Invalid votes				58,780	6.24
Blank votes				47,055	4.99
Total votes				942,344	100.00
Registered voters/turnout				1,349,888	69.81
	DEM hold

Results for mayor per electoral zones

Results by electoral zones

Electoral Zones [56]	Rafael Greca (DEM)		Goura Nataraj (PDT)		Fernando Francischini (PSL)		João Guilherme (NOVO)		Christiane Yared (PL)		Carol Arns (PODE)		João Arruda (MDB)		Paulo Opuszka (PT)		Marisa Lobo (Avante)		Renato Mocellin (PV)		Letícia Lanz (PSOL)		Zé Boni (PTC)		Camila Lanes (PCdoB)		Eloy Casagrande (REDE)		Samara Garratini (PSTU)		Blank and invalid votes		Abstentions		Valid votes		Total votes		Electorate
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Voters	%
1st electoral zone	51,719	59.25	14,255	16.33	4,411	5.05	5,225	5.99	2,469	2.83	2,244	2.57	1,602	1.84	1,719	1.97	1,850	2.12	723	0.83	443	0.51	217	0.25	199	0.23	170	0.19	40	0.05	7,947	8.34	38,317	28.69	87,286	91.66	95,233	71.31	133,550	100
2nd electoral zone	52,390	59.68	12,613	14.37	5,044	5.75	4,488	5.11	3,116	3.55	2,263	2.58	1,874	2.13	1,837	2.09	2,458	2.80	644	0.73	463	0.53	207	0.24	207	0.24	113	0.13	63	0.07	9,622	9.88	42,941	30.60	87,780	90.12	97,402	69.40	140,343
3rd electoral zone	47,186	58.15	9,780	12.05	6,498	8.01	3,241	3.99	4,271	5.26	2,094	2.58	2,658	3.28	2,304	2.84	1,572	1.94	546	0.67	305	0.38	372	0.46	169	0.21	101	0.12	52	0.06	11,956	12.84	41,309	30.73	81,149	87.16	93,105	69.27	134,414
4th electoral zone	51,685	60.72	11,075	13.01	5,107	6.00	4,133	4.86	3,530	4.15	2,187	2.57	1,995	2.34	1,944	2.28	1,959	2.30	581	0.68	329	0.39	310	0.36	141	0.17	89	0.10	51	0.06	10,789	11.25	39,983	29.42	85,116	88.75	95,905	70.58	135,888
145th electoral zone	47,322	58.19	9,124	11.22	7,018	8.63	2,308	2.84	4,044	4.97	2,410	2.96	3,265	4.01	2,562	3.15	1,506	1.85	383	0.47	251	0.31	787	0.97	183	0.23	55	0.07	112	0.14	14,336	14.99	39,503	29.22	81,330	85.01	95,666	70.78	135,169
174th electoral zone	48,972	58.73	10,942	13.12	5,677	6.81	3,677	4.41	3,556	4.26	2,341	2.81	2,458	2.95	2,074	2.49	2,068	2.48	648	0.78	313	0.38	335	0.40	157	0.19	88	0.11	76	0.09	10,642	11.32	41,258	30.50	83,382	88.68	94,024	69.50	135,282
175th electoral zone	48,353	63.24	6,404	8.38	6,463	8.45	2,000	2.62	3,589	4.69	1,758	2.30	2,879	3.77	2,539	3.32	1,139	1.49	314	0.41	192	0.25	453	0.59	260	0.34	42	0.05	75	0.10	13,982	15.46	38,070	29.62	76,460	84.54	90,442	70.38	128,512
176th electoral zone	48,261	61.10	9,900	12.53	4,608	5.83	3,264	4.13	3,303	4.18	2,207	2.79	2,002	2.53	1,952	2.47	1,867	2.36	635	0.80	282	0.36	387	0.49	182	0.23	74	0.09	62	0.08	10,422	11.66	37,159	29.36	78,986	88.34	89,408	70.64	126,567
177th electoral zone	49,589	57.10	15,075	17.36	3,589	4.13	6,025	6.94	2,214	2.55	2,433	2.80	1,400	1.61	2,028	2.34	2,226	2.56	1,010	1.16	627	0.72	212	0.24	196	0.23	173	0.20	53	0.06	7,500	7.95	46,817	33.16	86,850	92.05	94,350	66.84	141,167
178th electoral zone	54,344	61.64	11,809	13.39	3,925	4.45	6,144	6.97	2,585	2.93	2,423	2.75	1,700	1.93	1,578	1.79	1,902	2.16	821	0.93	359	0.41	229	0.26	187	0.21	116	0.13	48	0.05	8,762	9.04	42,064	30.26	88,170	90.96	96,932	69.74	138,996
Total	499,821	59.74	110,977	13.26	52,340	6.26	40,505	4.84	32,677	3.91	22,360	2.67	21,833	2.61	20,537	2.45	18,547	2.22	6,305	0.75	3,564	0.43	3,509	0.42	1,881	0.22	1,021	0.12	632	0.08	105,958	11.24	407,421	30.18	836,509	88.76	942,467	69.82	1,349,888	100
Source: G1 Eleições – Apuração por zona eleitoral (Curitiba/PR)

Results for mayor per neighborhoods

This is a table of results by neighborhoods in Curitiba. The only neighborhoods that do not have polling places are the neighborhoods of Cascatinha, Centro Cívico, Hugo Lange, Lamenha Pequena, Riviera, São João and São Miguel. The voters that live in these places usually tend to vote in other neighborhoods of the city.

Results by neighborhoods

Neighborhoods of Curitiba	Rafael Greca (DEM)		Goura Nataraj (PDT)		Fernando Francischini (PSL)		João Guilherme (NOVO)		Christiane Yared (PL)		Carol Arns (PODE)		João Arruda (MDB)		Paulo Opuszka (PT)		Marisa Lobo (Avante)		Renato Mocellin (PV)		Letícia Lanz (PSOL)		Zé Boni (PTC)		Camila Lanes (PCdoB)		Eloy Casagrande (REDE)		Samara Garratini (PSTU)		Blank votes		Invalid votes		Abstentions		Valid votes		Total votes		Electorate
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Voters	%
Abranches	4,424	61.95	952	13.33	520	7.28	310	4.34	253	3.54	169	2.37	160	2.24	137	1.92	104	1.46	33	0.46	37	0.52	10	0.14	14	0.20	13	0.18	5	0.07	411	5.10	499	6.20	2,680	24.97	7,141	88.70	8,051	75.03	10,731	100
Água Verde	15,738	58.76	4,315	16.11	935	3.49	2,289	8.55	547	2.04	827	3.09	349	1.30	423	1.58	692	2.58	339	1.27	152	0.57	32	0.12	74	0.28	60	0.22	11	0.04	789	2.76	1,057	3.69	12,918	31.09	26,783	93.55	28,629	68.91	41,547
Ahú	4,628	59.23	1,421	18.19	227	2.91	609	7.79	154	1.97	202	2.59	81	1.04	134	1.72	198	2.53	85	1.09	40	0.51	12	0.15	13	0.17	8	0.10	1	0.01	196	2.36	291	3.51	3,373	28.90	7,813	94.13	8,300	71.10	11,673
Alto Boqueirão	11,564	55.70	2,506	12.07	1,788	8.61	703	3.39	1,167	5.62	557	2.68	883	4.25	732	3.53	451	2.17	119	0.57	69	0.33	137	0.66	47	0.23	21	0.10	16	0.08	1,526	6.31	1,896	7.84	10,974	31.22	20,760	85.85	24,182	68.78	35,156
Alto da Glória	2,421	57.14	846	19.97	145	3.42	292	6.89	70	1.65	118	2.78	46	1.09	73	1.72	101	2.38	49	1.16	40	0.94	4	0.09	17	0.40	9	0.21	6	0.14	89	1.99	138	3.09	2,197	32.98	4,237	94.91	4,464	67.02	6,661
Alto da Rua XV	2,252	54.19	892	21.46	157	3.78	316	7.60	90	2.17	77	1.85	48	1.15	106	2.55	121	2.91	46	1.11	25	0.60	13	0.31	5	0.12	8	0.19	0	0.00	115	2.59	177	3.98	2,270	33.79	4,156	93.44	4,448	66.21	6,718
Atuba	2,948	61.73	487	10.20	330	6.91	174	3.64	212	4.44	114	2.39	154	3.22	106	2.22	180	3.77	29	0.61	17	0.36	13	0.27	4	0.08	5	0.10	3	0.06	345	6.27	381	6.92	2,199	28.55	4,776	86.80	5,502	71.45	7,701
Augusta	1,072	63.66	141	8.37	154	9.14	44	2.61	78	4.63	35	2.08	60	3.56	47	2.79	17	1.01	3	0.18	8	0.48	20	1.19	4	0.24	0	0.00	1	0.06	132	6.65	170	8.56	738	27.09	1,684	84.79	1,986	72.91	2,724
Bacacheri	9,817	59.58	2,733	16.59	727	4.41	926	5.62	457	2.77	409	2.48	263	1.60	298	1.81	493	2.99	157	0.95	78	0.47	36	0.22	43	0.26	27	0.16	14	0.08	589	3.29	844	4.71	7,590	29.76	16,478	92.00	17,911	70.24	25,501
Bairro Alto	11,587	58.25	2,684	13.49	1,422	7.15	824	4.14	923	4.64	503	2.53	512	2.57	494	2.48	580	2.92	116	0.58	106	0.53	53	0.27	59	0.30	12	0.06	17	0.09	1,192	5.26	1,564	6.91	10,281	31.22	19,892	87.83	22,648	68.78	32,929
Barreirinha	5,758	59.39	1,407	14.51	670	6.91	399	4.12	379	3.91	245	2.53	267	2.75	219	2.26	168	1.73	64	0.66	39	0.40	39	0.40	27	0.28	13	0.13	1	0.01	518	4.73	728	6.65	3,984	26.69	9,695	88.61	10,941	73.31	14,925
Batel	7,651	60.49	1,772	14.01	485	3.83	1,239	9.80	210	1.66	334	2.64	145	1.15	187	1.48	327	2.59	168	1.33	61	0.48	17	0.13	20	0.16	30	0.24	2	0.02	345	2.57	413	3.08	6,867	33.87	12,648	94.35	13,406	66.13	20,273
Bigorrilho	3,240	60.71	829	15.53	166	3.11	469	8.79	82	1.54	148	2.77	53	0.99	67	1.26	147	2.75	74	1.39	32	0.60	11	0.21	6	0.11	12	0.22	1	0.02	127	2.24	194	3.43	3,061	35.11	5,337	94.33	5,658	64.89	8,719
Boa Vista	7,983	59.42	2,133	15.88	714	5.31	747	5.56	423	3.15	377	2.81	276	2.05	256	1.91	270	2.01	93	0.69	88	0.66	12	0.09	33	0.25	18	0.13	12	0.09	549	3.72	775	5.25	7,122	32.55	13,435	91.03	14,759	67.45	21,881
Bom Retiro	3,994	58.42	1,222	17.87	310	4.53	459	6.71	150	2.19	182	2.66	84	1.23	103	1.51	181	2.65	53	0.78	49	0.72	13	0.19	14	0.20	19	0.28	4	0.06	191	2.60	326	4.43	3,139	29.92	6,837	92.97	7,354	70.08	10,493
Boqueirão	21,343	59.22	4,595	12.75	2,443	6.78	1,571	4.36	1,529	4.24	1,063	2.95	1,024	2.84	835	2.32	978	2.71	271	0.75	121	0.34	129	0.36	72	0.20	38	0.11	31	0.09	2,006	4.95	2,479	6.12	17,549	30.22	36,043	88.93	40,528	69.78	58,077
Butiatuvinha	2,977	61.67	528	10.94	323	6.69	234	4.85	182	3.77	168	3.48	150	3.11	108	2.24	69	1.43	29	0.60	12	0.25	25	0.52	13	0.27	3	0.06	6	0.12	332	5.97	401	7.21	2,019	26.64	4,827	86.82	5,560	73.36	7,579
Cabral	2,940	58.60	878	17.50	187	3.73	394	7.85	86	1.71	139	2.77	67	1.34	86	1.71	136	2.71	37	0.74	37	0.74	8	0.16	9	0.18	10	0.20	3	0.06	112	2.12	164	3.10	2,435	31.51	5,017	94.79	5,293	68.49	7,728
Cachoeira	1,148	55.33	259	12.48	203	9.78	61	2.94	131	6.31	66	3.18	76	3.66	68	3.28	24	1.16	10	0.48	2	0.10	9	0.43	12	0.58	4	0.19	2	0.10	180	7.48	153	6.35	991	29.16	2,075	86.17	2,408	70.84	3,399
Cajuru	22,815	58.48	4,368	11.20	3,394	8.70	1,472	3.77	2,111	5.41	974	2.50	1,401	3.59	1,066	2.73	672	1.72	268	0.69	126	0.32	202	0.52	88	0.23	37	0.09	21	0.05	2,804	6.25	3,036	6.77	19,456	30.25	39,015	86.98	44,855	69.75	64,311
Campina do Siqueira	39	39.39	27	27.27	1	1.01	12	12.12	1	1.01	4	4.04	3	3.03	1	1.01	2	2.02	3	3.03	5	5.05	1	1.01	0	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00	4	3.81	2	1.90	32	23.36	99	94.29	105	76.64	137
Campo Comprido	4,165	59.75	1,034	14.83	316	4.53	405	5.81	273	3.92	185	2.65	151	2.17	163	2.34	162	2.32	41	0.59	35	0.50	13	0.19	16	0.23	9	0.13	3	0.04	370	4.74	458	5.87	3,180	28.96	6,971	89.38	7,799	71.04	10,979
Campo de Santana	6,634	62.90	817	7.75	963	9.13	249	2.36	465	4.41	243	2.30	444	4.21	334	3.17	140	1.33	83	0.79	35	0.33	70	0.66	59	0.56	2	0.02	9	0.09	1,164	9.11	1,069	8.36	5,641	30.62	10,547	82.53	12,780	69.38	18,421
Capão da Imbuia	7,094	59.15	1,638	13.66	722	6.02	452	3.77	628	5.24	328	2.73	340	2.83	296	2.47	283	2.36	68	0.57	50	0.42	33	0.28	24	0.20	26	0.22	11	0.09	625	4.64	843	6.26	6,129	31.29	11,993	89.09	13,461	68.71	19,590
Capão Raso	10,926	62.09	2,308	13.12	954	5.42	685	3.89	718	4.08	471	2.68	403	2.29	411	2.34	345	1.96	165	0.94	45	0.26	89	0.51	40	0.23	24	0.14	12	0.07	1,009	5.06	1,336	6.70	8,115	28.92	17,596	88.24	19,941	71.08	28,056
Caximba	1,194	75.57	82	5.19	89	5.63	17	1.08	43	2.72	41	2.59	38	2.41	35	2.22	10	.63	1	0.06	0	0.00	23	1.46	6	0.38	0	0.00	1	0.06	114	6.37	97	5.42	688	27.75	1,580	88.22	1,791	72.25	2,479
Centro	9,918	52.77	4,235	22.53	760	4.04	1,119	5.95	415	2.21	454	2.42	270	1.44	546	2.91	467	2.48	227	1.21	216	1.15	42	0.22	56	0.30	46	0.24	24	0.13	609	3.00	886	4.37	12,029	37.22	18,795	92.63	20,290	62.78	32,319
Cidade Industrial de Curitiba	51,598	61.98	8,513	10.23	6,283	7.55	2,887	3.47	4,142	4.98	1,875	2.25	2,621	3.15	2,515	3.02	1,564	1.88	378	0.45	233	0.28	368	0.44	183	0.22	51	0.06	45	0.05	6,169	6.37	7,403	7.65	39,433	28.94	83,256	85.98	96,828	71.06	136,261
Cristo Rei	5,546	57.84	1,794	18.71	310	3.23	709	7.39	226	2.36	222	2.32	105	1.1	177	1.85	250	2.61	122	1.27	61	0.64	26	0.27	11	0.11	28	0.29	2	0.02	271	2.64	393	3.83	4,923	32.44	9,589	93.52	10,253	67.56	15,176
Fanny	3,593	60.03	820	13.70	318	5.31	319	5.33	208	3.48	200	3.34	137	2.29	135	2.26	128	2.14	49	0.82	23	0.38	29	0.48	15	0.25	6	0.10	5	0.08	310	4.61	436	6.48	2,695	28.59	5,985	88.92	6,731	71.41	9,426
Fazendinha	6,748	61.33	1,386	12.60	697	6.33	413	3.75	538	4.89	264	2.40	292	2.65	259	2.35	241	2.19	62	0.56	36	0.33	27	0.25	19	0.17	12	0.11	9	0.08	641	5.13	846	6.77	5,274	29.69	11,003	88.09	12,490	70.31	17,764
Ganchinho	470	67.72	52	7.49	41	5.91	18	2.59	25	3.60	19	2.74	32	4.61	21	3.03	9	1.30	2	0.29	1	0.14	3	0.43	0	0.00	0	0.00	1	0.14	64	7.97	45	5.60	429	34.82	694	86.43	803	65.18	1,232
Guabirotuba	3,263	59.44	798	14.54	277	5.05	339	6.17	170	3.10	168	3.06	98	1.79	112	2.04	155	2.82	60	1.09	19	0.35	11	0.20	9	0.16	8	0.15	3	0.05	214	3.57	296	4.93	2,605	30.27	5,490	91.50	6,000	69.73	8,605
Guaíra	6,369	62.23	1,300	12.70	565	5.52	480	4.69	375	3.66	300	2.93	200	1.95	246	2.40	211	2.06	80	0.78	51	0.50	29	0.28	19	0.19	6	0.06	4	0.04	583	5.03	780	6.73	5,095	30.52	10,235	88.25	11,598	69.48	16,693
Hauer	7,036	61.65	1,490	13.06	738	6.47	454	3.98	429	3.76	315	2.76	292	2.56	225	1.97	229	2.01	86	0.75	56	0.49	23	0.20	17	0.15	9	0.08	14	0.12	597	4.66	792	6.19	5,231	29.01	11,413	89.15	12,802	70.99	18,033
Jardim Botânico	1,724	58.30	455	15.39	111	3.75	218	7.37	94	3.18	76	2.57	55	1.86	92	3.11	72	2.43	30	1.01	15	0.51	6	0.20	4	0.14	3	0.10	2	0.07	104	3.22	169	5.23	1,546	32.37	2,957	91.55	3,230	67.63	4,776
Jardim das Américas	5,296	58.96	1,501	16.71	390	4.34	592	6.59	236	2.63	219	2.44	129	1.44	149	1.66	246	2.74	110	1.22	47	0.52	32	0.36	12	0.13	12	0.13	11	0.12	312	3.21	415	4.27	4,470	31.53	8,982	92.51	9,709	68.47	14,179
Jardim Social	4,028	58.68	1,094	15.94	287	4.18	547	7.97	131	1.91	189	2.75	86	1.25	111	1.62	218	3.18	94	1.37	38	0.55	15	0.22	12	0.17	12	0.17	2	0.03	207	2.81	300	4.07	3,099	29.60	6,864	93.12	7,371	70.40	10,470
Juvevê	5,807	57.83	1,950	19.42	323	3.22	809	8.06	159	1.58	253	2.52	101	1.01	144	1.43	249	2.48	110	1.10	71	0.71	14	0.14	21	0.21	23	0.23	7	0.07	230	2.17	326	3.08	4,524	29.92	10,041	94.75	10,597	70.08	15,121
Lindóia	1,418	62.17	269	11.79	149	6.53	92	4.03	109	4.78	71	3.11	45	1.97	52	2.28	38	1.67	12	0.53	12	0.53	5	0.22	6	0.26	1	0.04	2	0.09	133	5.14	174	6.72	1,055	28.96	2,281	88.14	2,588	71.04	3,643
Mercês	6,842	60.90	1,714	15.26	420	3.74	894	7.96	211	1.88	304	2.71	133	1.18	205	1.82	277	2.47	122	1.09	43	0.38	20	0.18	14	0.12	35	0.31	1	0.01	324	2.69	471	3.92	4,861	28.78	11,235	93.39	12,030	71.22	16,891
Mossunguê	1,706	62.84	302	11.12	103	3.79	263	9.69	54	1.99	74	2.73	33	1.22	34	1.25	91	3.35	29	1.07	9	0.33	6	0.22	8	0.29	1	0.04	2	0.07	75	2.58	115	3.96	1,272	30.45	2,715	93.46	2,905	69.55	4,177
Novo Mundo	12,841	61.37	2,698	12.89	1,146	5.48	873	4.17	810	3.87	562	2.69	548	2.62	474	2.27	517	2.47	168	0.80	89	0.43	114	0.54	42	0.20	21	0.10	21	0.10	1,105	4.69	1,529	6.49	9,702	29.17	20,924	88.82	23,558	70.83	33,260
Orleans	2,776	62.92	591	13.40	191	4.33	293	6.64	126	2.86	120	2.72	87	1.97	79	1.79	80	1.81	40	0.91	10	0.23	6	0.14	6	0.14	2	0.05	5	0.11	197	4.02	291	5.94	1,888	27.81	4,412	90.04	4,900	72.19	6,788
Parolin	1,473	60.84	282	11.65	158	6.53	73	3.02	95	3.92	80	3.30	75	3.1	92	3.80	47	1.94	11	0.45	6	0.25	19	0.78	5	0.21	3	0.12	2	0.08	164	5.86	214	7.65	1,370	32.86	2,421	86.50	2,799	67.14	4,169
Pilarzinho	6,396	59.98	1,354	12.70	789	7.40	382	3.58	513	4.81	260	2.44	294	2.76	289	2.71	183	1.72	55	0.52	34	0.32	59	0.55	35	0.33	13	0.12	7	0.07	664	5.50	750	6.21	4,630	27.71	10,663	88.29	12,077	72.29	16,707
Pinheirinho	14,201	59.18	2,546	10.61	1,933	8.06	715	2.98	1,201	5.00	764	3.18	846	3.53	857	3.57	421	1.75	136	0.57	83	0.35	162	0.68	53	0.22	15	0.06	64	0.27	1,803	6.45	2,165	7.74	11,511	29.16	23,997	85.81	27,965	70.84	39,476
Portão	15,234	60.28	3,831	15.16	1,081	4.28	1,588	6.28	755	2.99	675	2.67	434	1.72	469	1.86	631	2.50	281	1.11	116	0.46	83	0.33	29	0.11	47	0.19	18	0.07	929	3.37	1,364	4.95	11,886	30.13	25,272	91.68	27,565	69.87	39,451
Prado Velho	1,863	56.57	369	11.21	181	5.50	272	8.26	128	3.89	81	2.46	114	3.46	152	4.62	68	2.06	28	0.85	13	0.39	12	0.36	9	0.27	2	0.06	1	0.03	203	5.41	258	6.87	2,060	35.43	3,293	87.72	3,754	64.57	5,814
Rebouças	4,630	55.13	1,509	17.97	368	4.38	537	6.39	241	2.87	275	3.27	153	1.82	203	2.42	255	3.04	107	1.27	70	0.83	20	0.24	14	0.17	12	0.14	5	0.06	258	2.85	397	4.38	4,843	34.85	8,399	92.77	9,054	65.15	13,897
Santa Cândida	9,753	61.23	1,865	11.71	1,071	6.72	638	4.01	719	4.51	390	2.45	410	2.57	391	2.45	427	2.68	85	0.53	69	0.43	48	0.30	35	0.22	18	0.11	9	0.06	939	5.23	1,099	6.12	7,623	29.79	15,928	88.66	17,966	70.21	25,589
Santa Felicidade	12,770	61.50	2,691	12.96	1,100	5.30	1,172	5.64	744	3.58	625	3.01	467	2.25	389	1.87	405	1.95	157	0.76	87	0.42	74	0.36	52	0.25	17	0.08	13	0.06	981	4.25	1,352	5.85	9,301	28.71	20,763	89.90	23,096	71.29	32,397
Santa Quitéria	6,571	61.27	1,526	14.23	511	4.76	531	4.95	358	3.34	312	2.91	242	2.26	228	2.13	259	2.41	63	0.59	43	0.40	40	0.37	23	0.21	8	0.07	10	0.09	445	3.75	704	5.93	4,863	29.06	10,725	90.32	11,874	70.94	16,737
Santo Inácio	5,133	63.26	1,124	13.85	290	3.57	563	6.94	219	2.70	204	2.51	118	1.45	150	1.85	154	1.90	72	0.89	34	0.42	23	0.28	11	0.14	14	0.17	5	0.06	299	3.39	412	4.67	4,459	33.57	8,114	91.94	8,825	66.43	13,284
São Braz	4,927	60.92	916	11.33	493	6.10	450	5.56	381	4.71	206	2.55	218	2.7	189	2.34	164	2.03	63	0.78	20	0.25	27	0.33	23	0.28	5	0.06	6	0.07	525	5.67	652	7.04	3,880	29.52	8,088	87.30	9,265	70.48	13,145
São Francisco	2,102	56.40	776	20.82	164	4.40	210	5.63	75	2.01	72	1.93	65	1.74	79	2.12	98	2.63	27	0.72	31	0.83	12	0.32	9	0.24	5	0.13	2	0.05	96	2.40	180	4.50	1,790	30.90	3,727	93.11	4,003	69.10	5,793
São Lourenço	3,423	57.89	1,152	19.48	257	4.35	340	5.75	133	2.25	172	2.91	89	1.51	114	1.93	124	2.10	46	0.78	19	0.32	11	0.19	9	0.15	22	0.37	2	0.03	151	2.38	269	4.25	2,378	27.30	5,913	93.37	6,333	72.70	8,711
Seminário	4,787	62.71	1,107	14.50	240	3.14	629	8.24	156	2.04	196	2.57	85	1.11	91	1.19	170	2.23	84	1.10	42	0.55	10	0.13	16	0.21	15	0.20	5	0.07	218	2.68	276	3.40	3,401	29.50	7,633	93.92	8,127	70.50	11,528
Sítio Cercado	28,019	56.86	5,782	11.73	4,500	9.13	1,400	2.84	2,480	5.03	1,355	2.75	2,140	4.34	1,538	3.12	955	1.94	202	0.41	148	0.30	575	1.17	109	0.22	36	0.07	39	0.08	4,144	7.10	4,946	8.47	24,711	29.74	49,278	84.43	58,368	70.26	83,079
Taboão	538	67.08	98	12.22	35	4.36	22	2.74	28	3.49	13	1.62	25	3.12	19	2.37	13	1.62	2	0.25	5	0.62	3	0.37	1	0.12	0	0.00	0	0.00	49	5.39	58	6.38	339	27.16	802	88.23	909	72.84	1,248
Tarumã	2,665	59.33	620	13.80	223	4.96	258	5.74	133	2.96	142	3.16	104	2.32	97	2.16	124	2.76	59	1.31	32	0.71	19	0.42	5	0.11	8	0.18	3	0.07	194	3.90	286	5.75	1,924	27.90	4,492	90.35	4,972	72.10	6,896
Tatuquara	13,172	63.62	1,464	7.07	1,929	9.32	557	2.69	809	3.91	574	2.77	884	4.27	654	3.16	282	1.36	56	0.27	49	0.24	144	0.70	83	0.40	14	0.07	32	0.15	1,947	7.88	2,051	8.30	10,830	30.48	20,703	83.81	24,701	69.52	35,531
Tingui	3,334	61.86	739	13.71	306	5.68	238	4.42	165	3.06	142	2.63	106	1.97	95	1.76	154	2.86	33	0.61	30	0.56	22	0.41	12	0.22	11	0.20	3	0.06	227	3.81	335	5.63	2,592	30.34	5,390	90.56	5,952	69.66	8,544
Uberaba	17,277	57.32	3,774	12.52	2,382	7.90	1,317	4.37	1,532	5.08	792	2.63	917	3.04	942	3.13	617	2.05	210	0.70	129	0.43	137	0.45	57	0.19	38	0.13	20	0.07	2,159	6.21	2,489	7.15	15,724	31.13	30,141	86.64	34,789	68.87	50,513
Umbará	5,102	63.34	796	9.88	585	7.26	193	2.40	363	4.51	291	3.61	279	3.46	167	2.07	130	1.61	45	0.56	20	0.25	50	0.62	21	0.26	4	0.05	9	0.11	624	6.69	654	7.01	3,281	26.01	8,055	86.31	9,333	73.99	12,614
Vila Izabel	1,988	59.01	607	18.02	80	2.37	262	7.78	88	2.61	85	2.52	49	1.45	62	1.84	85	2.52	29	0.86	13	0.39	4	0.12	11	0.33	5	0.15	1	0.03	98	2.71	151	4.17	1,404	27.96	3,369	93.12	3,618	72.04	5,022
Vista Alegre	3,209	61.35	706	13.50	273	5.22	290	5.54	162	3.10	158	3.02	156	2.98	92	1.76	85	1.62	50	0.96	27	0.52	6	0.11	11	0.21	4	0.08	2	0.04	216	3.75	313	5.43	2,331	28.81	5,231	90.82	5,760	71.19	8,091
Xaxim	17,923	60.13	3,507	11.77	1,937	6.50	1,197	4.02	1,379	4.63	832	2.79	821	2.75	817	2.74	803	2.69	219	0.73	105	0.35	149	0.50	75	0.25	21	0.07	21	0.07	1,743	5.14	2,370	6.99	14,531	29.99	29,806	87.87	33,919	70.01	48,450
Total	499,821	59.75	110,977	13.27	52,340	6.26	40,505	4.84	32,677	3.91	22,360	2.67	21,833	2.61	20,537	2.46	18,547	2.22	6,305	0.75	3,564	0.43	3,509	0.42	1,881	0.22	1,021	0.12	632	0.08	47,055	4.99	58,903	6.25	407,421	30.18	836,509	88.76	942,467	69.82	1,349,888
Source: 2020 Curitiba mayoral election (per neighborhoods and electoral sections)

Popular vote (first round) Greca   59.75% Nataraj   13.27% Francischini   6.26% Guilherme   4.84% Yared   3.91% Arns   2.67% Arruda   2.61% Opuszka   2.46% Lobo   2.22% Others   2.01%

Party composition of the Municipal Chamber of Curitiba

The major winning party in the election in Curitiba was the Democrats (DEM), the party of the incumbent mayor. ^[57] The Workers' Party (PT) increased its party bench by two councillors. ^[58] The Social Liberal Party (PSL), the same party of the president of Brazil at that time, Jair Bolsonaro, saw its bench go from zero to three councillors. ^[57] The Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) had three councillors and after the election it did not elect any councillors. ^[59] The result of the last municipal election and the current situation in the Municipal Chamber is given below:

Party affiliation		Members		+/–
		Elected in 2016 [60]	Elected in 2020 [61]
	DEM	2	5	3
	PSD	4	4
	PSL	0	3	3
	NOVO	0	2	2
	PODE	didn't exist	2	2
	PT	1	3	2
	PP	1	2	1
	Solidarity	1	2	1
	Republicanos	1	2	1
	Cidadania	0	1	1
	PMB	0	1	1
	Patriota	didn't exist	1	1
	PROS	1	1
	DC	2	1	1
	PV	2	1	1
	PTB	2	1	1
	MDB	2	1	1
	PL	1	0	1
	PPS	1	extinct party [lower-alpha 18]	1
	PRP	1	extinct party [lower-alpha 19]	1
	PSC	3	1	2
	PTN	2	extinct party [lower-alpha 20]	2
	PSB	3	1	2
	PDT	5	3	2
	PSDB	3	0	3
Total		38

Votes by party

Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Democrats	80,906	10.26	5	3
	Social Democratic Party	58,892	7.47	4
	Social Liberal Party	58,743	7.45	3	3
	Workers' Party	49,125	6.23	3	2
	Democratic Labour Party	47,613	6.04	3	2
	New Party	43,417	5.51	2	2
	Progressistas	35,347	4.48	2	1
	Podemos	31,277	3.97	2	2
	Republicanos	31,084	3.94	2	1
	Solidarity	31,015	3.93	2	1
	Green Party	28,113	3.57	1	1
	Brazilian Democratic Movement	28,010	3.55	1	1
	Republican Party of the Social Order	27,949	3.55	1
	Brazilian Labour Party	25,979	3.30	1	1
	Brazilian Woman's Party	25,162	3.19	1	1
	Cidadania	21,158	2.68	1	1
	Patriota	21,063	2.67	1	1
	Brazilian Socialist Party	17,298	2.19	1	2
	Social Christian Party	17,227	2.19	1	2
	Christian Democracy	17,043	2.16	1	1
	Christian Labor Party	16,399	2.08	0
	Socialism and Liberty Party	13,123	1.66	0
	Party of National Mobilization	13,096	1.66	0
	Brazilian Labour Renewal Party	11,193	1.42	0
	Avante	10,983	1.39	0
	Liberal Party	9,698	1.23	0	1
	Brazilian Social Democracy Party	9,169	1.16	0	3
	Communist Party of Brazil	5,466	0.69	0
	Sustainability Network	2,715	0.34	0
	Workers' Cause Party	52		0
Total		788,263	100.00	38	–
Valid votes		788,263	84.00
Invalid votes		83,465	8.89
Blank votes		66,682	7.11
Total votes		938,410	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		1,349,888	69.52
Source: UOL

Elected councillors

These are the elected councillors in the 2020 Curitiba city elections. ^[65]

Party affiliation	Councillor	Votes	%
New Party (NOVO)	Indiara Barbosa	12,147	1.53
Democrats (DEM)	Serginho do Posto	10,061	1.27
Workers' Party (PT)	Carol Dartora	8,874	1.12
Social Democratic Party (PSD)	Professor Euler	8,315	1.05
	Beto Moraes	8,243	1.04
Republicanos	Osias Moraes	7,837	0.99
Brazilian Labour Party (PTB)	Pier	7,495	0.95
Podemos (PODE)	Denian Couto	7,005	0.88
Democrats (DEM)	Zezinho do Sabará	6,466	0.82
Cidadania	Herivelto Oliveira	6,441	0.81
Democrats (DEM)	Sabino Picolo	6,061	0.76
Workers' Party (PT)	Professora Josete	5,856	0.74
Democratic Labour Party (PDT)	Marcos Vieira	5,826
Democrats (DEM)	Mauro Ignácio	5,755	0.73
Social Christian Party (PSC)	Marcelo Fachinello	5,326	0.67
Workers' Party (PT)	Renato Freitas	5,097	0.64
Republican Party of the Social Order (PROS)	Tico Kuzma	5,038
Democrats (DEM)	Toninho da Farmacia	4,853	0.61
Democratic Labour Party (PDT)	Tito Zeglin	4,747	0.60
Social Liberal Party (PSL)	Flávia Francischini	4,540	0.57
Republicanos	Pastor Marciano Alves	4,483
Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)	Noemia Rocha	4,439	0.56
Democratic Labour Party (PDT)	Dalton Borba	4,428
Social Liberal Party (PSL)	João da Loja 5 Irmãos	4,423
	Sargento Tânia Guerreiro	4,422
Solidarity	Alexandre Leprevost	4,385	0.55
Progressistas (PP)	Oscalino do Povo	4,093	0.52
Brazilian Woman's Party (PMB)	Ezequias Barros	4,091
Progressistas (PP)	Nori Seto	4,085
Green Party (PV)	Maria Leticia	4,019	0.51
Social Democratic Party (PSD)	Jornalista Márcio Barros	3,946	0.50
	Eder Borges	3,932
Podemos (PODE)	Mauro Bobato	3,892	0.49
Patriota	Sidnei Toaldo	3,618	0.46
Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB)	Hernani	3,136	0.40
New Party (NOVO)	Amália Tortato	3,092	0.39
Solidarity	Leonidas Dias	2,704	0.34
Christian Democracy (DC)	Salles do Fazendinha	2,527	0.32

Notes

1. Curitiba has 75 neighborhoods, but 7 of them (Cascatinha, Centro Cívico, Hugo Lange, Lamenha Pequena, Riviera, São João and São Miguel) do not have polling stations, so voters in these neighborhoods vote in other regions.
2. Renato Mocellin (PV) with 2%; Marisa Lobo (Avante) with 1%; Zé Boni (PTC) with 1%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 1%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 1%; Samara Garratini (PSTU), Diogo Furtado (PCO) and Eloy Casagrande (REDE) didn't achieve 1% of the votes.
3. Valid votes (exit poll)
4. Marisa Lobo (Avante) with 1%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 1%; Zé Boni with 1%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 1%; Samara Garratini (PSTU), Letícia Lanz (PSOL), Diogo Furtado (PCO) and Eloy Casagrande (REDE) didn't achieve 1% of the votes on this poll.
5. Marisa Lobo (Avante) with 0.92%; Zé Boni (PTC) with 0.69%; Samara Garratini (PSTU) with 0.61%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 0.54%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 0.38%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 0.31%; Diogo Furtado (PCO) with 0.23% and Eloy Casagrande (REDE) with 0.15%
6. Samara Garratini (PSTU) with 1%; Marisa Lobo (Avante) with 1%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 1%; Zé Boni (PTC) with 1%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 1%; both Camila Lanes (PCdoB) and Diogo Furtado (PCO) didn't achieve 1% of the votes on this poll. Eloy Casagrande (REDE) wasn't mentioned by anyone.
7. Renato Mocellin (PV) with 0.98%; Marisa Lobo (Avante) with 0.66%; Samara Garratini (PSTU) with 0.57%; Zé Boni (PTC) with 0.57%; Diogo Furtado (PCO) with 0.57%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 0.49%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 0.33% and Eloy Casagrande (REDE) with 0.16%
8. Samara Garratini (PSTU) with 2%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 1%; Diogo Furtado (PCO) with 1%; Marisa Lobo (Avante) with 1%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 1%; Zé Boni (PTC) with 1%; both Eloy Casagrande (Rede) and Letícia Lanz (PSOL) didn't achieve 1% of the votes.
9. Cida Borghetti (PP) with 2.3%; Carol Arns (PODE) with 1.6%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 0.4%; Paulo Opuszka (PT) with 0.3%; Zé Boni (PTC) with 0.3%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 0.1% and Eloy Casagrande with 0.1%
10. Cida Borghetti (PP) with 2.5%; Carol Arns (PODE) with 1.9%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 0.5%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 0.3%; Paulo Opuszka (PT) with 0.3%; Zé Boni (PTC) with 0.3% and Eloy Casagrande with 0.1%
11. Renato Mocellin (PV) with 1.57%; João Arruda (MDB) with 1.26%; Cida Borghetti (PP) with 1.1%; Paulo Opuszka (PT) with 0.63% and Carol Arns (PODE) with 0.31%
12. João Arruda (MDB) with 2.36%; Cida Borghetti (PP) with 2.2%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 1.89%; Carol Arns (PODE) with 0.79% and Paulo Opuszka (PT) with 0.63%
13. João Arruda (MDB) with 3%; Maria Victoria Barros (PP) with 2.1% and João Guilherme (NOVO) with 1.2%
14. Diogo Furtado (PCO) with 5%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 5%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 5%; Eloy Casagrande (REDE) with 4%; Samara Garratini (PSTU) with 4% and Renato Mocellin (PV) with 4%
15. Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 9.43%; Samara Garratini (PSTU) with 9.04%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 8.97%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 8.89%; Diogo Furtado (PCO) with 8.66% and Eloy Casagrande (REDE) with 7.89%
16. Diogo Furtado (PCO) with 8%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 7%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 7%; Eloy Casagrande (REDE) with 6%; Samara Garratini (PSTU) with 6% and Renato Mocellin (PV) with 5%
17. Diogo Furtado (PCO) with 6%; Eloy Casagrande (REDE) with 5%; Camila Lanes (PCdoB) with 4%; Letícia Lanz (PSOL) with 4%; Renato Mocellin (PV) with 4% and Samara Garratini (PSTU) with 4%
18. The Popular Socialist Party (PPS) changed its name to Cidadania on September 2019. ^[62]
19. The Progressive Republican Party (PRP) merged into Patriota on December 2018. ^[63]
20. The National Labour Party (PTN) changed its name to Podemos (PODE) on May 2017. ^[64]

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