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Rui Rio
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Rio in March 2018
President of the Social Democratic Party
In office
16 February 2018 –1 July 2022 [1]
Ballot: 13 January 2018
CandidateVotes%
Rui Rio22,72854.2
Pedro Santana Lopes 19,24445.8
Blank/Invalid ballots683–
Turnout42,65560.34
Source: Resultados [47]

Legislative election, 2019

Ballot: 6 October 2019
PartyCandidateVotes%Seats+/−
PS António Costa 1,903,68736.3108+22
PSD Rui Rio1,454,28327.879–10
BE Catarina Martins 498,5499.519±0
CDU Jerónimo de Sousa 332,0186.312–5
CDS–PP Assunção Cristas 221,0944.25–13
PAN André Silva 173,9313.34+3
Chega André Ventura 67,5021.31new
IL Carlos Guimarães Pinto 67,4431.31new
Livre Collective leadership56,9401.11+1
Other parties207,1624.00±0
Blank/Invalid ballots254,8754.9––
Turnout5,237,48448.60230±0
Source: Comissão Nacional de Eleições [48]

PSD leadership election, 2020

Ballot: 11 and 18 January 2020
Candidate1st round2nd round
Votes%Votes%
Rui Rio15,54649.017,15753.2
Luís Montenegro 13,13741.415,08646.8
Miguel Pinto Luz 3,0309.6 
Blank/Invalid ballots369–341–
Turnout32,08279.0132,58280.20
Source: Resultados [49]

PSD leadership election, 2021

Ballot: 27 November 2021
CandidateVotes%
Rui Rio18,85252.4
Paulo Rangel 17,10647.6
Blank/Invalid ballots518–
Turnout36,47678.17
Source: Resultados [50]

Legislative election, 2022

Ballot: 30 January 2022
PartyCandidateVotes%Seats+/−
PS António Costa 2,302,60141.4120+12
PSD [lower-alpha 1] Rui Rio1,618,38129.177–2
Chega André Ventura 399,6597.212+11
IL João Cotrim Figueiredo 273,6874.98+7
BE Catarina Martins 244,6034.45–14
CDU Jerónimo de Sousa 238,9204.36–6
CDS–PP Rodrigues dos Santos 89,1811.60–5
PAN Inês Sousa Real 88,1521.61–3
Livre Rui Tavares 71,2321.31±0
Other parties91,2991.60±0
Blank/Invalid ballots146,8242.6––
Turnout5,564,53951.46230±0
Source: Comissão Nacional de Eleições [51]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Sum of the votes of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) in mainland Portugal and the PSD.CDS – People's Party (CDS–PP) coalitions in Azores and Madeira. The 5 MPs elected in these coalitions are all from the PSD.

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