Lula's Supporters Take Ponta Grossa Streets to Celebrate Victory

Lula’s victory in Ponta Grossa was celebrated by voters, supporters and political leaders on Sunday night (25), after the confirmation of the re-election of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) in the second round of the 2026 elections. With the announcement of the result, one of the main streets of the central region of the city was occupied by people who went out to celebrate the continuity of the petista in the Presidency of the Republic.

The movement began after the disclosure of the result that guaranteed Lula’s victory over Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL). The rally brought together voters and representatives of political groups who supported the president’s candidacy during the election campaign.

The celebration led to the presidential contest on the streets of Ponta Grossa, marking the end of a Sunday of voting and counting followed with expectation by voters.

Lula's victory leads supporters to the streets of Ponta Grossa

The confirmation of the presidential victory was received with celebration by the supporters of the petista. The concentration in the central region brought together people who followed the electoral contest and decided to celebrate the result in the streets.

Among the participants were voters, supporters and politicians who expressed support for Lula during the electoral period.

The occupation of the road drew attention to the mobilization recorded soon after the announcement of the winner. The meeting marked a new moment in the political demonstrations held in the municipality during the second round.

On the eve of the election, supporters of Lula had also participated in campaign activities in Ponta Grossa, including mobilizations and a carriage that ran through the streets of the city.

Lula re-elected president of Brazil

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was re-elected on Sunday for a fourth term at the head of the Presidency of the Republic.

The victory was mathematically confirmed by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) at 21:08, when 97.69% of the national counting was completed.

At that time, Lula registered approximately 51.74% of the valid votes, against 48.26% of Flávio Bolsonaro, in a dispute marked by the alternation of positions during the counting of votes.

With re-election, Lula will remain at the head of the federal government in the next term, with his inauguration scheduled for January 5, 2027.

Ponta Grossa experienced a Sunday of intense political movement

The second round of the 2026 elections mobilized different political groups in Ponta Grossa, in Campos Gerais do Paraná.

During the count, Flávio Bolsonaro supporters also concentrated in the central region of the city, in front of the so-called Casa da Direita, in Rua Balduíno Taques, reaching the road before the official definition of the presidential result.

With the confirmation of Lula’s victory, voters and supporters of the president also took to the streets to celebrate the re-election.

The mobilizations show the participation of different sectors of the population of Ponta Grossa in the electoral process and the involvement of local political groups in the national dispute.

The BnT Online follows the unfolding of the 2026 elections, with information on the counting of the votes, the political demonstrations and the repercussion of the results in Ponta Grossa, in Campos Gerais and throughout Brazil.