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Marília Campos is a candidate for Senate for the Workers' Party (PT) in Minas Gerais, running in the 2026 elections. Her campaign has focused on visits to different regions of the state to gain popular support.
Senate candidate Marília Campos (PT) voted at a state school in the municipality of Contagem — Photo: Image provided to g1
The candidate for the Senate for Minas Gerais Marília Campos (PT) voted this Sunday (4) at the Helena Guerra State School, in the Eldorado neighborhood in Contagem, in the Metropolitan Region of Belo Horizonte. She arrived at the voting location around 9 am, accompanied by family members.
After voting, Marília spoke about her expectations regarding the outcome of the election.
"I'm confident, but we deal with all the unpredictability. But [I'm] confident that the work was well done. I visited many regions, I gained a lot of people's trust. Let's wait, I have high expectations," he said.
Marília Campos was welcomed at the polling place to applause and shouts chanting her name.
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