
Accompanied by his granddaughters, the candidate voted at the Cesmac University Center and highlighted his confidence in victory.
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Alfredo Gaspar de Mendonça Neto is a candidate and was made official as Flávio Bolsonaro's deputy on August 5th.
Alfredo voted at the Centro Universitário Cesmac, in Farol, accompanied by his granddaughters. He arrived at around 11:10 am and was greeted by supporters.
In an interview with TV Asa Branca Alagoas, the candidate highlighted that he is happy and confident and that he is sure that, if elected, he will not disappoint the nation.
"Not only do I believe in victory, but I have handed over Brazil's destiny to God. Alagoas and Brazil can be sure that we will work very hard to change the future of the nation", stated Alfredo.
The candidate also reported that he has no doubt that his ticket will win the elections in the capital and the state.
After voting, Alfredo Gaspar said he will go to Brasília to follow the counting of the elections with Flávio Bolsonaro.
In the case of a second round, Alfredo informed that the campaign will not change the strategy.
“We are focused on showing Brazil a project for the future, which gives real people opportunities, which fights corruption, which improves the economy and gives encouragement to the Brazilian population.”
The choice of Alfredo Gaspar as Flávio Bolsonaro's deputy was made official on August 5th. At the time, the presidential candidate stated that he learned to admire Alfredo and his work.
"He's a person I learned to admire, all of you here learned to admire for his courage, honesty, for his history in front of public security. Someone who was once a prosecutor, head of the Public Ministry of his state", said Flávio.
Alfredo Gaspar de Mendonça Neto (PL) is 55 years old, was a prosecutor, lawyer and university professor. He was elected federal deputy for Alagoas in 2022.
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Alfredo will travel to Brasília to monitor the election count with Flávio Bolsonaro.
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