
Du Pereira, candidate for governor for the Christian Democracy (DC) party, voted for Colégio Forças no Esporte Almirante Tamandaré, in Palmas, this Sunday (4), and told TV Anhanguera that he evaluates the campaign carried out positively.
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Du Pereira is a candidate for governor for the Christian Democracy (DC) party in the state elections in Tocantins.
Du Pereira, from the Christian Democracy party (DC) — Photo: Aurora Fernandes/TV Anhanguera
Candidate for governor Du Pereira, from the Christian Democracy (DC) party, voted at Colégio Forças no Esporte Almirante Tamandaré, in Palmas, in the early hours of this Sunday morning (4).
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The candidate told TV Anhanguera that he evaluated the campaign positively throughout the period.
"We did a good job. We took the proposal to everyone in Tocantins and now we have to wait for the result," he said.
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