
Amazonas Senate candidate Ismael Munduruku (Rede) voted in Manaus on Sunday (4), highlighting the support of indigenous and non-indigenous people and stating that voters' identification with their cause is more important than the result.
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Ismael Munduruku is a candidate for the Senate for the state of Amazonas for Rede Sustentabilidade. Voting took place on Sunday (4) as part of the 2026 general elections in Brazil.
Candidate for the Senate for Amazonas, Ismael Munduruku votes in Manaus — Photo: Jadson Lima/g1 AM
The candidate for the Senate for Amazonas Ismael Munduruku (Rede) voted this Sunday (4) in Manaus. He arrived at the voting location around 11 am, accompanied by his partner.
Before the vote, Ismael Munduruku spoke about expectations for the results of the polls and highlighted the support received from indigenous and non-indigenous people during the campaign. For him, more important than the result is the identification of voters with the cause he defends.
"I expect many votes from the indigenous and non-indigenous population. Many are supporters of our cause and supportive of our candidacy. We will be very happy in counting the votes and where the votes came from. I don't care much about the result, but who are these people who believe in this cause", he said.
The movement at the polling place was intense, with queues in all sections. Before voting, the candidate greeted voters, took photos with supporters and recorded images for a documentary.
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Ismael Munduruku could obtain a significant number of votes among indigenous and non-indigenous voters who support environmental and indigenous causes.
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