
The candidate for re-election for the government of Amapá, Clécio Luís (União Brasil), voted this Sunday morning in Macapá and stated that he expected victory, citing the work carried out during his administration and the possibility of a turnaround in the first round.
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Clécio Luís is the current governor of Amapá and is seeking re-election with the União Brasil party. He voted at the Antônio João State School, in the Santa Rita neighborhood, in Macapá, accompanied by his family and allied candidates for the Senate.
Candidate for re-election for the government of Amapá, Clécio Luís (União Brasil) — Photo: Francisco Pinheiro/g1
The candidate for re-election to the government of Amapá, Clécio Luís, (União) voted this Sunday (4), in the morning, at the Antônio João State School, in the Santa Rita neighborhood, in Macapá. He arrived at the polling place around 10:10 am accompanied by his wife, children, Senate candidates, Alliny Serrão (União Brasil), Randolfe Rodrigues (PT) and members of supporting parties.
After voting, Clécio Luís spoke about the possibility of an upset victory in the first round and also about the work carried out during his tenure as governor.
"Expectation of victory. The biggest turning point in the history of Amapá happened. And it happened because we made the decision to do the right thing. For three and a half years I governed, because I had to govern, that was my purpose. And during this period of the campaign, I campaigned. And in the campaign I was able to account for what we did, which was very important, because many people were not aware of so many things we did, as well as what is being done at this moment, because I have not stopped governing", he said.
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