
Adailton Furia, candidato do PSD ao governo de Rondônia, votou em Cacoal neste domingo (4) e afirmou acreditar na ida ao segundo turno, destacando a campanha percorrida em 52 municípios e a esperança de eleger um filho da terra para governar o estado.
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Adailton Furia é candidato do PSD ao governo de Rondônia nas eleições de 2026, tendo realizado campanha em 52 municípios do estado.
Adailton Furia vota em Cacoal (RO) — Foto: Fernanda Bonilha/ Rede Amazônica
O candidato ao governo de Rondônia Adailton Furia (PSD) votou neste domingo (4) em Cacoal (RO).
Ele chegou ao local de votação por volta de 10h30 na Fundação Bradesco, acompanhado da esposa Joliane Furia e dos filhos.
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Após votar, Adailton Furia falou sobre a expectativa para o segundo turno e que esta muito feliz com o resultado da campanha.
“Então, a gente tá crendo que nós estaremos no segundo turno, onde todo mundo vai tá em pé de igualdade para colocar suas propostas para os rondonienses. Tô muito feliz com esse resultado da nossa caminhada, dos amigos que nós conquistamos ao longo desses 52 municípios e daquilo que nós vivenciamos nos últimos dias. Então, eu acredito que nós temos condições de ter um filho dessa terra para governar Rondônia”, disse.
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Adailton Furia irá disputar o segundo turno das eleições para governador de Rondônia.
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