1994 Brazilian Presidential Election

1994 · The New Republic

Elected in 1989, President Fernando Collor of the centre-right National Reconstruction Party (PRN) had resigned in the face of an impeachment trial, resulting in Vice President Itamar Franco succeeding him. Facing a fiscal crisis Franco's government launched the Plano Real ("Real Plan") to stabilize the national economy.

President before

Itamar Franco

PRN

Elected President

Fernando Henrique Cardoso

PSDB

Winning share

54.3%

Turnout

82.2%

The result

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Fernando Henrique Cardoso

Marco Maciel (PFL) · 34.364.961 votes

54.28%

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Aloizio Mercadante · 17.122.127 votes

27.04%

Enéas Carneiro

Roberto Gama · 4.671.457 votes

7.38%

Orestes Quércia

Iris de Araújo · 2.772.121 votes

4.38%

Leonel Brizola

Darcy Ribeiro · 2.015.836 votes

3.18%

Esperidião Amin

Gardênia Gonçalves · 1.739.894 votes

2.75%

Carlos Antônio Gomes

Dilton Carlos Salomoni · 387.738 votes

0.61%

Hernani Fortuna

Vitor Nósseis · 238.197 votes

0.38%


Fernando Henrique Cardoso	Marco Maciel (PFL)	34.364.961	54.28%
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva	Aloizio Mercadante	17.122.127	27.04%
Enéas Carneiro	Roberto Gama	4.671.457	7.38%
Orestes Quércia	Iris de Araújo	2.772.121	4.38%
Leonel Brizola	Darcy Ribeiro	2.015.836	3.18%
Esperidião Amin	Gardênia Gonçalves	1.739.894	2.75%
Carlos Antônio Gomes	Dilton Carlos Salomoni	387.738	0.61%
Hernani Fortuna	Vitor Nósseis	238.197	0.38%