Marcello Rebelo de Souza once again became President of Portugal, receiving 61 percent of the vote

Lisbon The moderate-right liberal president of Portugal, Marchelo Rebelo de Sousa, has won the election. With this, he will once again be the President of the country. Voting was held on Sunday for the presidential election in Portugal. According to the information, he has got 61.5 percent votes. Whereas a candidate needs more than 50 percent of the votes to win the election. 72-year-old Sosa, who is a famous television personality, has consistently been the choice of 60 percent or more people. In Portugal, he has an influential role in running the country even though the head of state does not have legislative powers. The legislative powers rest with the Parliament and the government.

To win elections in Portugal, any candidate has to get more than 50 percent of the vote. But due to Corona, the percentage of voting has been reduced. The administration had also increased the number of polling stations and also increased the hours of voting so that there would not be a crowd. Apart from this, voters were also asked to bring pan and sanitizer with them. Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa was elected President in March 2016. This time his victory was already being considered. Sosa, who is considered a well-known Portuguese television personality, is an expert in constitution and administrative law. It is said that he sleeps only for 4-5 hours and reads two books daily.

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Seven people were involved in the raceSeven people were involved in the race for the President of Portugal. But Sosa once again won the game. However, before the elections it was being said that they could get more than 60 percent of the votes. Ana Gomez, who was second after him, was said to get only 14.80 percent votes.