
Araceli Lemos (PSOL) and Ruth Reis (Democrat) registered their votes during the election
The candidates for the government of Pará, Araceli Lemos (PSOL) and Ruth Reis (Democrat), voted this Sunday morning (4) at electoral colleges located in Belém, the state capital.
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Candidates for the government of Pará participated in the voting process in the first round of elections.
Candidates for the government of Pará voted this Sunday (4) in Belém and Ananindeua. See below, in alphabetical order, how each person voted.
The candidate for the government of Pará Araceli Lemos (PSOL) voted this Sunday (4), in the morning, at the Raymundo Martins Vianna School, in the Parque Verde neighborhood, in Belém.
She arrived at the voting place around 9:40 am, accompanied by the Senate candidate, Giselle Freitas, former mayor Edmilson Rodrigues and other members of Psol do Pará.
"We travel throughout the state, we talk to women, atypical mothers. [...] With students who want opportunities. [...] I want to remain strong, strengthening the struggle of those who need it most, this is our main objective. [...] My expectation is that we will reach a very significant level, which can, without a shadow of a doubt, present Pará with an alternative for the state", he pointed out.
The candidate for the government of Pará Ruth Reis (Democrat) voted this Sunday (4), in the morning, at the Mirante school, in the Reduto neighborhood, in Belém.
She arrived at the polling place around 9:30 am, alone and waited in line to vote.
After voting, Ruth spoke about participating in hearings to reach the electorate.
"The press gave us the opportunity to participate in the hearings, so this contributed a lot to people getting to know us, our work project. We have God above all else and we are confident. [...] God will heal this nation", he said.

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