
Candidates for the government of the Federal District and the Senate voted this Sunday (4) in several locations in Brasília, such as Lago Norte, Asa Norte, Lago Sul, Guará and Sobradinho, accompanied by family and allies, with some highlighting unity or expectations for the results.
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Elections in the Federal District for governor and senators took place this Sunday (4), with candidates voting in various locations in the federal capital.
See where and how the DF candidates voted this Sunday (4).
By Editorial staff g1 DF, g1 DF
Candidates from the Federal District voted this Sunday (4) in several regions of the capital. See below, in alphabetical order, how each person voted.
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Celina Leão (PP)
Candidate Celina Leão (PP) voted at the Elementary Education Center 01 in Lago Norte. She arrived at the voting place around 11 am, accompanied by Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) and Bia Kicis (PL), candidates for the Federal Senate.
After voting, Celina highlighted that she has unity with Michelle and Bia's candidacies, and that she would follow the results of the polls at home.
Elisson Ferreira (Act)
The candidate had not voted until the last update of this report.
Expedito Mendonça (PCO)
Candidate Expedito Mendonça (PCO) voted at Colégio Leonardo da Vinci, in Asa Norte. He arrived at the polling place around 10 am.
After voting, Expedito highlighted that, even with the elections, the population must organize to solve "their problems".
Kiko Caputo (New)
Candidate Kiko Caputo (New) voted at Mackenzie School, in Lago Sul. He arrived at the polling place around 11am, accompanied by his wife.
After voting, Kiko spoke about expectations for the results of the 1st round and assessed the balance of his campaign as "positive"
Leandro Grass (PT)
Candidate Leandro Grass (PT) voted for Guará. He arrived at the polling place around 9:20 am. After voting, Grass spoke to the press and looked back on his campaign.
Upon leaving the polling place, Grass accompanied the vice candidate, Dora Gomes, to vote for CEF 6 in Lago Sul, and his wife, Marcela Sá, to vote for La Salle in Asa Sul. Afterwards, he will participate in a mass.
Paula Belmonte (PSDB)
The candidate for government of the Federal District Paula Belmonte (PSDB) voted at Colégio COC, in Lago Norte.
She arrived at the polling place around 10:50 am, accompanied by her husband and children. After voting, Paula spoke about the campaign.
Professor Robson (PSTU)
Candidate Professor Robson (PSTU) voted for Escola Classe 6 do Guará. He arrived at the polling place in the morning. After voting, Professor Robson thanked the voters and defended the end of the 6x1 scale. The candidate was accompanied by his campaign team.
Ricardo Cappelli (PSB)
Candidate for the DF government Ricardo Cappelli (PSB) votes in the Southwest — Photo: Gabriel Buosi/TV Globo
Ricardo Cappelli (PSB) voted in the Southwest, in Brasília. He arrived at the polling place around 9 am, accompanied by his family. After voting, Cappelli said that he has good expectations for the outcome of the elections. Cappeli voted for Colégio Innova. He arrived at the scene alongside his wife and two children.
Rico Pinheiro (PRTB)
Candidate Rico Pinheiro (PRTB) voted for UniProjeção, in Sobradinho. He arrived at the polling place around 11:30 am. After voting, Rico Pinheiro spoke about the campaign.
Samara Mineiro (UP)
Samara Mineiro (UP) votes in Sobradinho, in DF — Photo: Luiza de Paula/TV Globo
Candidate Samara Mineiro (UP) voted at the Santo Elias Educational Institute, in Sobradinho. She arrived at the polling place around 10 am. After voting, Samara Mineiro spoke about her first candidacy for the GDF.
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