
O candidato ao Senado pelo Ceará, Alcides Fernandes (PL), votou em Fortaleza neste domingo (4) e declarou sentimento de 'dever cumprido', defendendo a 'libertação' do Ceará e afirmando que, se for a vontade de Deus, representará os mais de 9 milhões de cearenses.
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O candidato Alcides Fernandes (PL) disputa uma vaga no Senado pelo estado do Ceará nas eleições de 2026, acompanhado de aliados como Ciro Gomes e seu filho André Fernandes.
Alcides Fernandes (PL) vota em Fortaleza. — Foto: Sistema Verdes Mares (SVM)
O candidato ao Senado pelo Ceará, Alcides Fernandes (PL), votou neste domingo (4) em Fortaleza. Ele chegou ao local de votação por volta de 12h20, acompanhado do candidato ao Governo Ciro Gomes, o vice Roberto Cláudio, o candidato ao Senado Capitão Wagner e o deputado André Fernandes.
Após votar, Alcides falou sobre as expectativas do pleito e expressou sentimento de "dever cumprido". O candidato defendeu a "libertação" do Ceará. Ele declarou: "se for o tempo determinado do Senhor, estaremos lá para representar os mais de 9 milhões de cearenses".
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"O sentimento é de dever cumprido. Nós percorremos os quase 184 municípios, vendo a situação do nosso povo, que realmente quer mudança. Ao lado do André Fernandes, meu filho, que é uma grande liderança jovem, a quem eu tenho muito orgulho. Ao lado do Ciro Gomes, que vem com toda a força para libertar o nosso estado de Ceará. Estamos juntos", declarou em entrevista coletiva.
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