“We have all just been penalized by the strategic vote and the intermittent vote that ultimately favored Chega,” stated Márcia Henriques.
In a statement to Lusa News Agency, Márcia Henriques mentioned that the party plans to meet to conduct an analysis on potential improvements and to “change the message” communicated to voters in future elections.
According to preliminary results released by the Ministry of Internal Administration, the RIR secured 13,550 votes (0.23%), showing a decline compared to the 2024 legislative elections, where it garnered 26,092 votes (0.42%).
