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Augusto Cury é candidato à presidência da República pelo partido Avante, com Júlio César Delgado como vice. As eleições de 2026 estão em curso, com o 1º turno ocorrendo neste domingo.
Júlio César Delgado (Avante), vice na chapa, ao lado de Augusto Cury (Avante), durante coletiva de imprensa em Ribeirão Preto, SP — Foto: Érico Andrade/g1
Candidato à presidência da República, Augusto Cury (Avante) concedeu entrevista coletiva na noite deste domingo (4) para comentar o resultado do 1º turno das eleições 2026.
Cury acompanhou a apuração com a família em Ribeirão Preto (SP). Ele estava acompanhado do vice dele na chapa, Júlio Delgado (Podemos).
Com 91,28% das urnas apuradas, por volta das 20h30, Cury tinha 2,93%, chegando a 3.177.653 dos votos, de acordo com o Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE).
O candidato votou na manhã deste domingo em Colina (SP), na região de Barretos (SP). Após registrar suas escolhas na urna, Cury criticou a polarização atual.
"Lula da Silva, ele fala que é o pai dos pobres, mas ele governa para os ricos, porque os ricos ficam cada vez mais ricos e os pobres cada vez mais pobres. E, ao mesmo tempo, o Flávio Bolsonaro, que nunca plantou uma horta, nunca colocou o seu dinheiro como capital de risco numa empresa digna, também quer dirigir o país".
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