Manuel Alegre

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Manuel Alegre in 2017
Member of the Council of State
Assumed office
29 April 2022
Ballot: 25 and 26 September 2004
CandidateVotes%
José Sócrates 18,43278.6
Manuel Alegre3,90316.7
João Soares 9274.0
Blank/Invalid ballots1750.7
Turnout23,437
Source: Resultados [9]

Presidential election, 2006

Ballot: 22 January 2006
CandidateVotes%
Aníbal Cavaco Silva 2,773,43150.5
Manuel Alegre1,138,29720.7
Mário Soares 785,35514.3
Jerónimo de Sousa 474,0838.6
Francisco Louçã 292,1985.3
Garcia Pereira 23,9830.4
Blank/Invalid ballots102,785
Turnout5,590,13261.53
Source: Comissão Nacional de Eleições [10]

Presidential election, 2011

Ballot: 23 January 2011
CandidateVotes%
Aníbal Cavaco Silva 2,231,95653.0
Manuel Alegre831,83819.7
Fernando Nobre 593,02114.1
Francisco Lopes 301,0177.1
José Manuel Coelho 189,9184.5
Defensor Moura 67,1101.6
Blank/Invalid ballots277,593
Turnout4,492,45346.52
Source: Comissão Nacional de Eleições [11]

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