
After voting, PSDB candidate Marconi Perillo stated that he was calm and confident about going to the second round of elections in Goiás, highlighting that he fulfilled his duty as a citizen and citing challenges for the state in the areas of agribusiness, health and industry.
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PSDB candidate Marconi Perillo voted in the elections and commented on his expectations for the second round, highlighting his commitment to citizen duty and the challenges facing the state of Goiás.
After registering the vote, the PSDB candidate spoke about his expectations for the 2nd Round of the elections and highlighted that he fulfilled his right as a citizen by running for office. Marconi also spoke about the challenges for the state, citing the areas of agribusiness, health and industry.
"The expectations are great. I'm calm, happy, I fulfilled my duty as a citizen, I didn't neglect myself, I applied. I'm confident of going to the second round, running a good campaign, presenting the best ideas, the best proposals for Goiás", he stated.
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