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BackCyro Garcia (PSTU) é candidato ao governo do Rio de Janeiro com número 16 na urna
Cyro Garcia (PSTU) é candidato ao governo do Rio de Janeiro com número 16 na urna
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Cyro Garcia (PSTU) é candidato ao governo do Rio de Janeiro com número 16 na urna

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  • Cyro Garcia, candidato do PSTU ao governo do Rio de Janeiro, tem o número 16 na urna.
  • O g1 publicou a página 'Quem São os Candidatos' com dados do TSE, que informa que o Brasil tem 158,7 milhões de eleitores aptos a votar em 2022 para cargos com mandatos de quatro ou oito anos, e que nomes duplicados serão mantidos até a eleição, mas apenas uma opção será considerada apta.

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O artigo informa que Cyro Garcia (PSTU) é candidato ao governo do Rio de Janeiro com o número 16 na urna, e que o g1 publicou a página 'Quem São os Candidatos' com dados do TSE, que também fornece informações sobre o total de eleitores aptos no Brasil e os cargos em disputa em 2022.

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Cyro Garcia (PSTU) é candidato ao governo do Rio de Janeiro. O número dele na urna é 16.

Na página Quem São os Candidatos, publicada pelo g1 e atualizada com dados fornecidos pelo TSE, você pode ver todos os candidatos a governador do Rio de Janeiro e buscar por nome, número, partido, gênero, cor, ocupação, grau de instrução e patrimônio. Clique aqui para acessar.

Estas páginas são feitas com base nas candidaturas registradas e deferidas pelo TSE até a data de publicação deste texto.

O Brasil tem 158,7 milhões de eleitores aptos a votar neste ano, segundo dados do TSE. Os votos serão para presidente, governador, senador, deputado federal e deputado estadual (ou distrital, apenas no caso do Distrito Federal). Todos os cargos têm mandato de quatro anos, exceto o de senador, cujo mandato é de oito anos.

Em algumas listas, o mesmo candidato aparece mais de uma vez. O TSE informa que manterá os nomes duplicados, mas apontará apenas uma das opções como apta ("concorrendo") até o dia da eleição.

Open Questions

  • Qual é a idade de Cyro Garcia?
  • Qual é o histórico político de Cyro Garcia?
  • Quais são as principais propostas de Cyro Garcia para o Rio de Janeiro?

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