Candidates vote in Maceió and discuss health, conscious voting and change in Alagoas
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JHC (PSDB), Lenilda Luna, Márcio Jambo and Renan Filho voted in Maceió this morning, discussing proposals such as strengthening health, conscious voting, political change and administrative experience in Alagoas.
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Why It Matters
Candidates are competing in elections in Alagoas, focusing on health proposals, popular participation and political change in the state.
JHC (PSDB) voted at 12:50 pm at Colégio Anchieta, in Maceió. He arrived accompanied by his wife, Marina JHC (PSDB) and the couple's children: Maria Helena and José Henrique. JHC spoke about strengthening health in the state.
"We are always close to the people, with a listening ear, so that we can take health services to those who need them most. For the SUS, it is closer to the outskirts, to the farms, to the villages and strengthens Arapiraca as a major health hub", said JHC.
Lenilda Luna voted at 10 am at Escola Municipal Cecília Carnaúba, in Maceió. She arrived accompanied by her son Ernesto and supporters. Lenilda spoke about the importance of conscious voting.
"We trust in people's conscious, free vote. The vote cannot be exchanged for any type of manipulation. We believe that people will consciously choose a real alternative here in Alagoas, which is the construction of a popular unity", stated Lenilda.
Márcio Jambo voted at 9:10 am at the Professor Remi Lima State School, in Maceió. He arrived accompanied by his wife Vera. Márcio spoke about it being an option for a “protest vote”.
"I'm here to plant this seed of change, so that the people wake up urgently. The same candidates who are always winning. If the people of Alagoas trust me, I will respond accordingly", stated the candidate.
Renan FIlho voted at 9:20 am at Escola SEB Maceió, in the capital of Alagoas. He arrived accompanied by his wife Renata and sons João and Davi. Renan spoke about the experience he had when he was governor of Alagoas.
"We are very optimistic about the result. I feel more prepared to have the best government of my life and place Alagoas as the best state in the Brazilian Northeast", said Renan Filho.
Open Questions
- What are each candidate's specific proposals for health in Alagoas?
- How will informed voting be guaranteed in the electoral process?
- What are the main differences between the candidates' government plans?







