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Eduardo Braga is a candidate for the Senate for the state of Amazonas in the 2022 elections, representing the MDB party.
Eduardo Braga (MDB) votes in Manaus — Photo: Sara Rangel
The candidate for the Senate for Amazonas Eduardo Braga (MDB) voted this Sunday (4) in Manaus. He arrived at the polling place at around 10:25 am, accompanied by his wife, Sandra Braga, his daughters and granddaughter.
After voting, Eduardo Braga spoke about his expectations for the outcome of the elections and thanked him for the support received during the campaign.
"I want to first thank God and thank the people of Amazonas, who received me with affection and respect in every corner. We showed our deliveries, presented our proposals, showed what we did and what we are going to do", he said.
After registering the vote, the candidate spoke to the press about expectations for the counting of votes and informed where he will monitor the results of the elections.

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